Ethnopharmacological Strategies for Diabetes-Associated Reproductive Co-morbidities: Evidence-Based Molecular Mechanisms and Clinical Outcomes is a comprehensive, interdisciplinary reference addressing the complex link between diabetes mellitus and infertility in both men and women. This edited volume synthesizes molecular insights into diabetes-induced reproductive dysfunction-such as oxidative stress, inflammation, endocrine disruption, and tissue damage-with evidence-based evaluations of medicinal plants and their bioactive phytochemicals. It bridges laboratory research and clinical trials to highlight how plant-derived compounds can regulate glycemic control, restore hormonal balance, reduce oxidative damage, and improve gametogenesis. Targeting clinicians, researchers, and postgraduate students in biomedical and pharmaceutical sciences, the book offers detailed therapeutic profiles, safety assessments, and translational applications. By consolidating fragmented knowledge, it empowers healthcare professionals and scientists to develop integrative, cost-effective strategies for managing diabetes-related infertility. Integrates a molecular-to-clinical framework connecting biochemical and molecular mechanisms of diabetes-induced infertility with clinical evidence to understand the underlying causes and therapeutic rationaleIncludes Male and Female Reproductive Health addresses infertility in both genders, covering hormonal regulation, gametogenesis, oxidative stress, and inflammation, ensuring a holistic understanding of diabetes-associated reproductive issuesOffers actionable clinical guidance, diagnostic considerations, combination therapy strategies, and a roadmap for future research to facilitate real-world application and innovation

Ethnopharmacological Strategies for Diabetes-Associated Reproductive Co-morbidities: Evidence-Based Molecular Mechanisms and Clinical Outcomes is a comprehensive, interdisciplinary reference addressing the complex link between diabetes mellitus and infertility in both men and women. This edited volume synthesizes molecular insights into diabetes-induced reproductive dysfunction-such as oxidative stress, inflammation, endocrine disruption, and tissue damage-with evidence-based evaluations of medicinal plants and their bioactive phytochemicals. It bridges laboratory research and clinical trials to highlight how plant-derived compounds can regulate glycemic control, restore hormonal balance, reduce oxidative damage, and improve gametogenesis. Targeting clinicians, researchers, and postgraduate students in biomedical and pharmaceutical sciences, the book offers detailed therapeutic profiles, safety assessments, and translational applications. By consolidating fragmented knowledge, it empowers healthcare professionals and scientists to develop integrative, cost-effective strategies for managing diabetes-related infertility. Integrates a molecular-to-clinical framework connecting biochemical and molecular mechanisms of diabetes-induced infertility with clinical evidence to understand the underlying causes and therapeutic rationaleIncludes Male and Female Reproductive Health addresses infertility in both genders, covering hormonal regulation, gametogenesis, oxidative stress, and inflammation, ensuring a holistic understanding of diabetes-associated reproductive issuesOffers actionable clinical guidance, diagnostic considerations, combination therapy strategies, and a roadmap for future research to facilitate real-world application and innovation