Introduction, phytochemistry, traditional uses and biological activity of genus Piper: a review
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...Piper obliquum leaves are utilized in the Central and South America, especially Guyana and Ecuador, as analgesic or antiarthritic by topic application on the affected body part [36,115]....
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...hispidum has been traditionally used to treat wounds and symptoms of cutaneous leishmaniasis, skin ailments, and stomach aches [115,154,174,175]....
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...Moreover, the fruits have been used in traditional remedies against intestinal distress with the ripe fruits also applied as an alternative to tonic [115]....
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...Piper laetispicum, popularly known in the southern part of China folk medicine, is used for reducing stasis and promoting blood circulation, which are claimed to be useful in antiplatelet therapies and in the treatment of thrombotic diseases [121], and as an analgesic [115]....
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...capense is traditionally used in Comoro Islands for diarrhea and cough [115,125]....
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...…21 S 18 b Grind dry bark into fine powder and boil Oral, 1 cup taken 3x per day (Steenkamp et al., 2007) Sore throat (Mabogo, 1990) Diarrhoea, cough (Chahal et al., 2011), Ulcers, fever (Obi et al., 2002) Pterocarpus rotundifolius Druce, Fabaceae Muataha Rn 29 T 9 st b Grind bark into fine powder…...
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