A Medicinal Potential worth of Caesalpinia bonducella

The welfare of people all around the world is shaped in large part by herbal remedies. In medicine, healing plants are used to treat ailments that affect a person as well as a potential way to keep them healthy. One of the pans tropical leguminous scandent plants, Caesalpinia bonduc is thought to have scientific uses by many researchers and has been used as a source of medicine by locals for a very long time. The Caesalpiniaceae genus is wellorganized, including Caesalpinia bonducella. Then, it is referred to as C. crista Linn and C. bonducella Flem. Common names for it include Fever Nut, Bonduc Nut, and Nicker Nut. The plant is available in the tropical countries of Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Vietnam, and China. Every major chemical component of the Caesalpinia bonduc plant is present, including isoflavones, steroidal saponin, fatty acids, hydrocarbons, amino acids, phenolics, and phytosterols. The objective of the current study oversimplifies the chemical components and pharmacological and therapeutic uses of Caesalpinia bonduc.