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Transdermal Permeation Enhancing Potentials of Natural Products
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Skin is a formidable natural barrier that represents the most important obstacle in clinical
practices pertaining to the cutaneous administration of exogenous molecules/drugs. As transdermal
therapy systems offer a more dependable way of distributing drugs by way of permeation
enhancers, it is vital to use tried-and-true augmentation procedures to increase topical bioavailability.
The term “permeation enhancers” refers to compounds that can help medications penetrate the
skin. Nowadays, skin permeation enhancers from natural origin have gained momentum and came
into existence after researchers deciphered the remarkable potential for enhancement of transdermally
administered drugs. They are regarded as non-toxic, pharmacologically inactive, non-allergenic,
non-irritating, and safe compounds and allow for the transport of a wider range of drug
classes through the stratum corneum. This review provides a thorough overview of natural products
that can improve the permeation of both hydrophilic and lipophilic compounds by reversibly
lowering skin barrier resistance. It then briefly describes their current status in light of structural
activity relationship (SAR) studies, which demonstrate significant enhancer activities.
This review aimed to highlight the ability of natural skin permeation enhancers to overcome the
barriers of skin and demonstrate significant potential in the enhancement of transdermally administered
drugs.
Manual and electronic databases were used for the systematic search of literature and to extract
those from inception up to 2022 using relevant key words. The main focus was to identify and report
the natural skin permeation enhancers executing remarkable potential in the improvement of
transdermally administered drugs from the published articles.
Skin permeation enhancers from various natural sources have been demonstrated and exhibited remarkable
potential in promoting the administration of larger groups of medications that are nontoxic,
pharmacologically inactive, non-allergenic, non-irritating, and safe through the stratum
corneum.
This article offers a comprehensive overview of natural chemicals that can reduce skin barrier resistance
and promote the penetration of both hydrophilic and lipophilic substances. On the basis of
structure activity relationship (SAR) studies that have shown strong enhancer actions, it also provides
a brief overview of the condition of natural products at the moment.
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Title: Transdermal Permeation Enhancing Potentials of Natural Products
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Skin is a formidable natural barrier that represents the most important obstacle in clinical
practices pertaining to the cutaneous administration of exogenous molecules/drugs.
As transdermal
therapy systems offer a more dependable way of distributing drugs by way of permeation
enhancers, it is vital to use tried-and-true augmentation procedures to increase topical bioavailability.
The term “permeation enhancers” refers to compounds that can help medications penetrate the
skin.
Nowadays, skin permeation enhancers from natural origin have gained momentum and came
into existence after researchers deciphered the remarkable potential for enhancement of transdermally
administered drugs.
They are regarded as non-toxic, pharmacologically inactive, non-allergenic,
non-irritating, and safe compounds and allow for the transport of a wider range of drug
classes through the stratum corneum.
This review provides a thorough overview of natural products
that can improve the permeation of both hydrophilic and lipophilic compounds by reversibly
lowering skin barrier resistance.
It then briefly describes their current status in light of structural
activity relationship (SAR) studies, which demonstrate significant enhancer activities.
This review aimed to highlight the ability of natural skin permeation enhancers to overcome the
barriers of skin and demonstrate significant potential in the enhancement of transdermally administered
drugs.
Manual and electronic databases were used for the systematic search of literature and to extract
those from inception up to 2022 using relevant key words.
The main focus was to identify and report
the natural skin permeation enhancers executing remarkable potential in the improvement of
transdermally administered drugs from the published articles.
Skin permeation enhancers from various natural sources have been demonstrated and exhibited remarkable
potential in promoting the administration of larger groups of medications that are nontoxic,
pharmacologically inactive, non-allergenic, non-irritating, and safe through the stratum
corneum.
This article offers a comprehensive overview of natural chemicals that can reduce skin barrier resistance
and promote the penetration of both hydrophilic and lipophilic substances.
On the basis of
structure activity relationship (SAR) studies that have shown strong enhancer actions, it also provides
a brief overview of the condition of natural products at the moment.
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