Formulation and Evaluation of In-Vitro Anti-Inflammatory Potential of Hydroalcoholic Leaves Extract of Cinnamomum Tamala

All the secondary metabolites discovered from the medicinal plants play a major role in treating various diseases as a complementary medicine. Microbial infection is nothing but the invasion and multiplication of germs in the body, which can take the form of bacteria, fungus, or other microbes. Inflammation may happen as a result of tissue injury, cell death, malignancy, ischemia, or degeneration and has the capacity to spread throughout the body, reside in specific tissues, or circulate in the circulation. The current study provides scientific support for the strong usage of Indian bay leaf (Cinnamomum tamala) as an anti-inflammatory medication. The goal of this study was to invent an anti-inflammatory ointment that prevents the inflammation. The in vitro anti-inflammatory effect has been investigated using the HRBC membrane stabilisation technique. The outcome demonstrated the concentration-dependent stabilising potential of membranes.