USO DE PLANTAS PARA EL TRATAMIENTO DE LA ANSIEDAD EN EL CONTEXTO DEL CONOCIMIENTO POPULAR Y LAS PROPIEDADES ANSIOLÍTICAS: UNA REVISIÓN INTEGRATIVA

Palabras clave: Plantas medicinales, ansiedad, propiedades ansiolíticas, conocimiento popular.

Resumen

Introducción: Los tratamientos predominantes para los trastornos de ansiedad son los antidepresivos, las benzodiazepinas y los hipnóticos, pero el tratamiento farmacológico aún se acompaña de efectos adversos, alta tasa de abandono, dependencia y respuesta terapéutica ineficaz. Algunos optan por emplear un tratamiento adyuvante o sustitutivo de la terapia farmacológica, destacando la fitoterapia en este contexto.

Objetivo: Identificar las plantas utilizadas para el tratamiento de la ansiedad en el contexto de las prácticas populares de salud.

Método: Revisión Integrativa de la Literatura. La investigación se realizó en las bases de datos Scopus y Web of Sciences, a través de la asociación de los términos “Ansiedad”, “Medicina Tradicional” y “Plantas Medicinales. Los artículos fueron categorizados y organizados según las especies mencionadas, las partes utilizadas, los preparados tradicionales mencionados y si existe evidencia en la literatura científica de propiedades farmacológicas con efecto sobre el SNC.

Resultados: 13 estudios fueron incluidos en la muestra final. Se mencionaron 54 especies y solo 9 plantas no mostraron actividad ansiolítica, sedante o hipnótica, con depresión del sistema nervioso central reportada en la literatura.

Conclusión: Se observó que existen registros sobre plantas para el tratamiento de la ansiedad por parte de las comunidades tradicionales, así como estudios que apuntan propiedades ansiolíticas para la gran mayoría de las especies identificadas, mostrando la consonancia, muchas veces observada, entre el saber popular y el saber biomédico.

 

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2024-04-16