Abstract

The purpose of the current paper is to examine several phytochemicals, or natural substances derived from plants, that have been studied in experimental animal models of TBI. By using search engines including ISI Web of Knowledge, Pub Med, Medline, Scopus, and Google Scholar to browse online literature resources, researchers were able to find studies, editorials, and reviews on the impact of medicinal plants on TBI and their potential processes. Preliminary studies suggest bioactive compounds may be employed as a possible TBI therapy. These substances often have minimal toxicity and few interactions with other medications. Additionally, a range of organic compounds have the capacity to focus on a range of secondary harm components. Certain phytonutrients could be therapeutically effective in preventing important steps in the secondary harm cascade. Studies using naturally occurring phytochemicals in TBI research should be regarded with care since not all studies have used the same degree of scientific integrity.

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