An-Najah University Journal for Research - A (Natural Sciences)

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Submission to acceptance 160 Days
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original_full_paper

Ethnopharmacological Survey of Natural Products in Palestine

Published
2005-04-10
Pages
13 - 67
Full text

Abstract

Traditional remedies are part of the cultural and religious life in Palestine. In this survey, herbal products used in folk medicine were investigated and recorded. A total of two hundred and sixteen (216) different plant species, sixty (60) inorganic resources, and fifty two (52) animal products were in use. Among these medicinal plants, twenty one (21) were used for their hypoglycemic effects, eleven (11) were used for their hypotensive effects, and forty (40) were used for their diuretic effects. Reservation of endangered medicinal plant species as well as clinical investigation of these plants is required.

Article history

Received
2004-06-30
Accepted
2005-04-10
Available online
2005-04-10
original_full_paper

Ethnopharmacological Survey of Natural Products in Palestine

Published
2005-04-10
الصفحات
13 - 67
البحث كاملا

الملخص

Traditional remedies are part of the cultural and religious life in Palestine. In this survey, herbal products used in folk medicine were investigated and recorded. A total of two hundred and sixteen (216) different plant species, sixty (60) inorganic resources, and fifty two (52) animal products were in use. Among these medicinal plants, twenty one (21) were used for their hypoglycemic effects, eleven (11) were used for their hypotensive effects, and forty (40) were used for their diuretic effects. Reservation of endangered medicinal plant species as well as clinical investigation of these plants is required.

Article history

تاريخ التسليم
2004-06-30
تاريخ القبول
2005-04-10
Available online
2005-04-10