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Fenugreek is one of the most promising medicinal herbs, known from ancient period, having a versatile medicinal value. The plant seeds and leaves are having huge medical applications in daily life against a variety of ailments. The seeds are rich in fiber and 100 g of seeds provide more than 65% of dietary fiber. It is a complex reservoir of various pharmacologically active phytoconstituents as gum, alkaloid, fiber, saponin, flavonoids and volatile contents. Plant shows a variety of medicinal applications such as antidiabetic, anticancer, hypocholesterolemic, antioxidant, gastric stimulant, antibacterial agent, and anti-anorexic agent. The plant protein is found to be solubalized to 91.3% at alkaline pH of 11. This review article presents the phytochemistry and medicinal and other beneficial uses of fenugreek discovered from last 30 years of research in animal and human subjects as well as in other experiments.

A review on phytochemistry and pharmacological profile of fenugreek.