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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Herbal Supplements"”.

  1. DNA Barcoding of Ayurvedic Herbal Supplements used for the Purported Treatment of COVID-19

    … of traditional medicines, including Ayurvedic herbal supplements. Because of the growing demand and processed nature of these products, there is an increased risk of adulteration. In order to assess whether the contents of these products are consistent with the label, this study used DNA …

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  2. The effects of yarrow (<i>Achillea millefolium</i>) and herbal supplements on growth performance and nutrient utilisation of broiler chickens

    The use of antimicrobial growth promoters in European poultry production will be banned in 2006, which has made it economically viable to investigate the use of other acceptable compounds, such as botanical products. Botanical products have a wide range of known pharmacological effects which could …

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  3. Beyond the Legalization of Marijuana: Economics of Marijuana as a Drug and Herbal Supplement

    … market, which includes botanic cannabis and herbal supplements sold in retail nutrition stores; and ii) the FDA-approved ethical drug market. How does the drug industry's monopolistic pricing structure lend itself to strategic pricing for these new synthetic cannabinoids? How much competition …

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  4. Safety Assessment and Chemical Fingerprint Analysis of Medicinal Plants Commonly Consumed As Herbal Teas; Rooibos (<em>Aspalathus Linearis</em>) and Moringa (<em>Moringa Oleifera</em>)

    … linearis</em>) is a popular South African herbal tea enjoyed worldwide. Limited reports indicate the potential of rooibos tea to alter the activity of CYP450 isozymes. In chapter two, the phytochemical investigation of <em>A. linearis</em> resulted in the isolation and characterization of …

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  5. Preventative Effects of Cranberry Products Against Urinary Tract Infections in Healthy, Immunocompetent Women [paper]

    … most common types of CAM used are vitamins and herbal supplements (61%), meditation/mindfulness (48%), yoga (35%), and acupuncture (22%). The HCAMQ survey scores indicated a more positive attitude towards CAM and holistic health (HH). About 60% of women admitted to using cranberry product to …

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  6. Method Development Using Laser Ablation And Solution Icpms And Their Application In Environmental Science And Forensic Provenance Studies

    … minerals and trace elements in commercial herbal supplement capsules. The analytical results were comparable to that using conventional solution-nebulization ICPMS. Chemometrics was successfully applied to discriminate the different manufacturers of the same herbal supplements according to …

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