Polygonum

About: Polygonum is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 1230 publications have been published within this topic receiving 12765 citations.

Antibacterial Evaluation of Polygonum Multiflorum

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Health supplementary food comprising polygonum multiflorum, black sesame, black bean and jujube

Abstract: PURPOSE: Health supplementary food containing polygonum multiflorum, black sesame seeds, jujube, and black soybeans is provided to improve the regularity of intestinal functions of users. CONSTITUTION: Health supplementary food containing polygonum multiflorum, black sesame seeds, jujube, and black soybeans is obtained by the following steps: washing the black sesame seeds before steaming and drying for 9 times, and crushing; steaming and drying the polygonum multiflorum for 9 times, and crushing; steaming the jujube before removing the seeds; cooking hard-boiled rice using brown rice, and cooling in the shade; mixing malt with water, and filtering residues to obtain malt water; mixing the jujube, the hard-boiled brown rice, and the malt water, and fermenting the mixture at 70-80 deg C for 3 days; filtering the fermented mixture, and concentrating into a syrup form; adding the black sesame seed powder and the polygonum multiflorum powder; and mixing and cutting the mixture to obtain pills.

Polygonum multiflorum stem leaf health-care pillow

Abstract: The invention relates to the field of health-care pillows, in particular to a polygonum multiflorum stem leaf health-care pillow Stem leaves of polygonum multiflorum which is one of the four medicine herbs serve as raw materials of the pillow The pillow is made by mixing polygonum multiflorum stem leaves, chrysanthemum indicum stem leaves, Chinese rose stem leaves, buckwheat husks and lavender stem leaves The polygonum multiflorum stem leaf health-care pillow is safe in use and capable of preventing and treating various cervical diseases, and the nerve soothing pillow is comfortable, attractive and capable of treating cervical diseases, insomnia, internal lesion caused by overexertion, hidrosis, blood deficiency, body pains, ulcer, scrofula, universal eczema and scabs

Interaction of polyphenols extract from Polygonum multiflorum Thunb. roots with gelatin and toxicity of extract in mice.

Abstract: The roots of Polygonum multiflorum Thunb. (Vietnamese name: Ha-thu-o-do, HTOD) are used in processed form or the raw state in traditional Vietnamese medicine for many diseases and in extract form in the food industry. Some studies pointed out that HTOD extract had toxicity in humans. However, the toxicity of this herb plant currently remains unclear. In addition, this material contained a large amount of bioactive compounds, especially phenolic compounds. They have a strong antioxidant capacity and they can also interact with many different substrates such as protein, enzyme, lipid and carbohydrate. In this study, the received extracts from HTOD had the polyphenols concentrations of 415, 277, 208 and 166 (mg GAE.L-1), respectively. Besides, we only evaluated the gelatin-polyphenols interaction and the toxicity of HTOD extract in Swiss mice. The results show a strong gelatin-polyphenols interaction and no acute or subacute toxicity in mice. The polyphenols extract of HTOD at the concentration tested in this study is safe to use in food.