Ethanolic Extract of Tamarind Leaves - A Promising Safer Antioxidant to Check MRSA Endocarditis and Heat Stress

Abstract

MRSA endocarditis and heat Stress are two major health challenges in humans and
pets. Both the disease conditions cause significant morbidity and mortality.
Conventional treatments of these two disease conditions consist uses of synthetic
MRSA sensitive antibacterial drug with synthetic steroidal or nonsteroidal drug for
MRSA endocarditis depending on severity and hydrating electrolytes and or nomal
saline intravenous infusion with synthetic steroid administration in a severe degree of
heat stress. However, conventional treatments of MRSA endocarditis and heat stress
may fail in some cases. Moreover, uses of synthetic drugs may result in side or
adverse effects in patients. A safer antioxidant i.e. ethanolic extract of tamarind
leaves has potential to be used as a promising strategy to check MRSA endocarditis
and heat stress if these disease conditions are diagnosed promptly by registered
medical practitioners in humans and by veterinary doctors in pet animals or domestic
animals although ruminant animals are generally not susceptible to these disease
conditions.