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YEVPATORIA
Eupatoria; al. Gemeiner Wasserdost; English. Hemp agrimony.

Herb.

The herbaceous plant big, lively, has opposed leaves divided into three or five leaflets and jagged sharp reminder that the Indian hemp. The flowers, pink or red, tubular, chapters are grouped in small (<05 cm) which in turn are grouped in a compound curds.

Source.

The yevpatoriya, a native of central Europe is a very common plant. It grows in bulk form dense populations in the gutters and rose garden on the edge of the creeks in the malls, along with hedges and in the humid forest fire.

Chemical composition.

This plant has resulted in numerous research studies. It has been shown the presence of triterpenes, acids and phenols poliínos. Among its many components, has been described an essential oil (0. 3%) flavonoids, derived benzodihidrofuránicos, esters of nerol and a clerodano (cannaclerodanólido, dilactona diterpene) 658] Also there are many alkaloids pirrolizidínicos both sides in the air (and its stereoisomers equinatina: licopsamina, intermedina, rinderina) and roots (supinina) It was also found Acetic acid esters, angels, tíglicos and isovaléricos [653, 656, 657] In the air bodies have been identified two polysaccharides, polymer heterogeneous xylose acid and 4 - O - methyl - glocurónico [659]

Sesquiterpenes lactones. These are mostly esters (4 - hydroxy - tiglate, tiglate. of 8ß - hydroxy germacranólidos: eupatoriopicrina (0. 4% in aerial parts) and its derivatives (19 - O - acetyl, 20 - deoxy, 3ß - hydroxy, 19 - O - linolenil) eupatólido. Other lactones have a similar structure: DERIVATIVE 3 - O - acetyl (eg cromolaénido, eucannabinólido) from 10. 14 - dehydro hydroxylated in 1 (sacalinina) a derivative of costunólido. The eupaquifolina C (a guayanólido) is the product of oxidation of eupatoriopicrina.

Pharmacological data.

Recognized as colerética, this drug has recently drawn attention to the properties of their cytostatic lactones.

Its activities colerética and hepatoprotective. We show that by administering parts of rat, iv 250 mg / kg produced a colerética. This is coleresis home hepatocitario as evidenced by the marked increase in clearance erythritol. It was also demonstrated in rats, hepatoprotective properties of the drug: its pre - emptive action with respect to the increase in transaminase (GPT) induced by CCI4 is identical (0, 25 - 1 g / kg) to that produced by the thistle seed marie (1 g / kg) The yevpatoriya is also salidiurético.

Cytotoxicity. In vitro, the eupatoriopicrina acts on HeLa cells and KB, on the human lung carcinoma (DI50 = 1. 5 mg / ml) as well as on other cells. This act seems lactone level A. D. N. In vivo, only a temporary slowing of the growth of solid tumors implanted in mice (3x20 mg / kg. Tumor Lewis)

Immunostimulant properties. Polysaccharides (10 - 2 - 10 - 5 g / 100 ml) stimulated phagocytosis of granulocyte and provide positive results in other tests used to determine this type of activity (chemiluminescence, clearance of carbon.

Employment.

There seems to have been carried out clinical trials in humans with this medicinal plant, and although most of the works "classic" of Pharmacognosy almost no mention of their use, some of them relate that in folk medicine, is used as colerética. In fact, that is collected from the first century before Christ was already used to relieve "diseases of the liver" and in Arabic medicine, is known as a diuretic. In the nineteenth century became a colerética usual. Today is not used much.

There has been no acute toxicity in mice with aqueous extract (2 g / kg,

The drug.

The leaves, divided into 3 - 5 segments, are opposed. The involvement of the chapters, cylindrical, is made up of bracts of unequal length: the external ones are shorter than domestic ones.

The flowers, pink and having ligules, are in a receptacle without scales: the style is always hairless. The achenes are black and free. In the absence of a formal method of control, you can conduct a study by CCF to verify the presence of lactones majority (revealing KMnO4) or the acidic phenols and flavonoids (UV and developer of difenilborato aminoethanol)

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Against the Lewis lung tumor.

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I'environnement of Sciences, Metz, 24 octobre 1988.

Diseases whose treatment is appropriate in this plant.

Viral Hepatitis.

Flu.


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