Used in pharmaceutical research for its anti-inflammatory properties, particularly in cell models related to chronic diseases such as arthritis or dermatitis. Studies have shown it significantly inhibits the production of pro-inflammatory cytokines like TNF-α and IL-6.

It also exhibits hepatoprotective effects, supporting liver function by reducing liver enzyme levels and protecting against toxin-induced damage.

Furthermore, it has potential in immune modulation by balancing the function of immune cells such as macrophages and lymphocytes. This suggests applications in formulations for chronic inflammatory conditions, health supplements, or cosmetics focused on skin nourishment and reducing irritation.

Additionally, preliminary research indicates antiviral activity, especially against certain RNA viruses including hepatitis viruses, making it interesting for future antiviral drug development.

Due to its saponin structure, it may enhance the cellular uptake of other compounds, suggesting possible use in drug delivery systems.

Currently limited to laboratory and preclinical studies, with further animal and human studies needed to confirm efficacy and safety.