Diosgenin, a steroid
sapogenin, is the artefact of hydrolysis by acids, able bases, or enzymes of
saponins, extracted from the tubers of Dioscorea agrarian yam, such as the
Kokoro. The sugar-free (aglycone), diosgenin is acclimated for the bartering
amalgam of cortisone, pregnenolone, progesterone, and added steroid products.
It is present in Costus speciosus,
Smilax menispermoidea, breed of Paris, Aletris, Trigonella, and Trillium, and
abounding breed of Dioscorea - D. althaeoides, colletti, futschauensis,
gracillima, hispida, hypoglauca, floribunda, mexicana and composita nipponica,
panthaica, parviflora, septemloba, and zingiberensis.
Diosgenin is the forerunner
for the semisynthesis of progesterone which in about-face was acclimated in
aboriginal accumulated articulate contraceptive pills. The blunt steroid has
estrogenic action and can abate the akin of serum cholesterol.
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