THE HYPOTENSIVE EFFECTS OF GREEN BEAN (PHASEOLUS AUREUS), COMMON RUE (RUTA GRAVEOLENS) AND KELP (LAMINARJA JAPONICA) IN RATS.
Abstract no : 2-1&2-DG-062
Author(s) : Chiu, K.W.; Fung, A.Y.L.
Address : Department of Biology, The Chinese University of Hong kong, Hong kong, China
Source : Phytotherapy Research, v. 11(3): p. 203-206, 1997.
Title : THE HYPOTENSIVE EFFECTS OF GREEN BEAN (PHASEOLUS AUREUS), COMMON RUE (RUTA GRAVEOLENS) AND KELP (LAMINARJA JAPONICA) IN RATS.
Abstract : Aqueous extracts of green bean (Kalaya) common rue (Sadapa) and kelp were found to be hypotensive, contained bioactive proteinaceous substanes and stimulated urine flow. A combination of two of three plant extracts showed subtractive or additive effects, suggesting important bearing on their use therapeutically.
Author(s) : Chiu, K.W.; Fung, A.Y.L.
Address : Department of Biology, The Chinese University of Hong kong, Hong kong, China
Source : Phytotherapy Research, v. 11(3): p. 203-206, 1997.
Title : THE HYPOTENSIVE EFFECTS OF GREEN BEAN (PHASEOLUS AUREUS), COMMON RUE (RUTA GRAVEOLENS) AND KELP (LAMINARJA JAPONICA) IN RATS.
Abstract : Aqueous extracts of green bean (Kalaya) common rue (Sadapa) and kelp were found to be hypotensive, contained bioactive proteinaceous substanes and stimulated urine flow. A combination of two of three plant extracts showed subtractive or additive effects, suggesting important bearing on their use therapeutically.
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