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Study applications extract of plant various Artemisia in the medical field: Review

Emad M Al-KinaniRasha Shakir MahmoodAmer Hasan AbdullahEmad Mahmoud Eltayef

Abstract

The Artemisia plant which grows in most desert areas of the world, One of the important plants at all times, as it has been scientifically and practically proven to be non-toxic, By taking it orally, whether in powder or solution form by humans, And using chemical statements and measurements of chemical devices for its alcoholic and aqueous extract, it contains A wide range of compounds, most of which are anti-oxidants. It helped to use it extensively in the industrial field in the form of pesticides, and in the medical field in the prevention and treatment of parts of the digestive system, increasing the activity of the enzymes of the heart, liver, pancreas. In addition to containing a group of chemical elements that lead to an increase in the effectiveness of these enzymes, As well as to combat cancer cells using the alcoholic extract from it, and because of the presence of phenols in its composition, it was used as anti-bacterials. The most important thing is that it is used in some countries of the African continent to treat some cases of the Corona epidemic. In European countries, it is currently being studied and developed for use in the treatment of Corona, because of its ease of access, simplicity of production, licenses when selling and the absence of side effects when using it, and this helped the world to eliminate the global pandemic.

Drug-Induced Hepatotoxicity and ProtectionEssential Oils and Antimicrobial ActivityPsidium guajava Extracts and ApplicationsTraditional medicineWorld wideToxicologyChemistryMedicineBiologyEnvironmental health
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