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Formulation And Evaluation Of Foot Crack Cream From Banyan Yellow Leaf Extract

Authors: Sakshi Gawalkar*, Tanvi Sharma, Sarvesh Rathod, Priyanka Deshpande, Nitin Indurwade;

Formulation And Evaluation Of Foot Crack Cream From Banyan Yellow Leaf Extract

Abstract

The human foot is vital but prone to issues such as cracking, primarily due to dryness, inadequate footwear, and insufficient hygiene. Common causes of cracked heels include dry skin, excessive pressure from factors like obesity or prolonged standing, open-back footwear, aging, and nutritional deficiencies. Proper foot care, including the use of a medicated foot crack cream, can alleviate these problems. Such creams help moisturize, heal, and prevent further damage by creating a protective barrier against infections. The Banyan tree's yellow leaves, rich in beneficial compounds, can enhance foot crack cream effectiveness through their wound healing, anti-inflammatory, and antibacterial properties. This study aims to formulate a herbal foot crack cream using these leaves, providing a natural alternative to synthetic products that often cause irritation. The formulation process includes extracting the leaves, creating the cream, and evaluating its quality, stability and therapeutic effectiveness to ensure safety and efficacy in treating cracked heels.

Keywords

inadequate footwear, insufficient hygiene, Banyan tree, anti-inflammatory, and antibacterial properties.

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