Efforts to eliminate
TB continued both
globally and locally. It continues to
do despite often
deadlocked, due to increasingly resistant bacteria even multi-resistant. The World Health Organization (WHO)
classifies as a disease endemic TB hard to
shake. WHO research shows, nearly a third
of the world's population has TB.
Every year, more
than 1.7 million people died, and
it was difficult to stop the spread of the disease easily transmitted tuberculosis.
Herbal therapy
to overcome drug
resistance and side effects, herbal therapy are now
beginning ogled, the bulb of garlic, onion, mucus aloe vera, ginger, turmeric,
ginger and white, fragrant ginger, hibiscus flowers, gotu kola, basil seeds, and fruit noni is often used to treat chronic productive
cough or cough. The plants studied
efficacy against Mycobacterium
tuberculosis in vitro.
Bulbs of garlic, onion and aloe
leaf mucilage extracted using water, while the
ginger, turmeric, ginger and white rhizome, ginger rhizome fragrant,
hibiscus flowers, gotu kola, basil seeds, and fruit
noni using 96%
ethanol.Antituberculosis
activity of the extract was tested against M.
tuberculosis isolated from carriers.The test results
showed that the water
extract of garlic bulbs active against M.
tuberculosis sensitive while
others are not water extract active against resistant
M. tuberculosis.
The ethanol
extract was the most active extract of
ginger extract and noni are able to inhibit the
growth of M. tuberculosis sensitive
and resistant at
a concentration of 10μg/ml.
Based on these studies, ginger extract
and noni ethanol
could potentially be used for treatment of tuberculosis because it can kill the bacteria that are sensitive or resistant to the
concentration 10μg/ml.A study
of herbal plants is still
in its early stages. Required further development and
research in order to apply herbal therapy in
everyday practice
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