“…6 Several reports experimentally confirm the pharmacological activities of this plant and also of its isolated compounds, including anti-inflammatory, anti-edematous, anti-HIV, 10 antibacterial and antifungal 3 activities, and wound healing by in vivo assays 7,8 and clinical trials in patients with head-and-neck cancer. 9 Other reported activities include immuno-stimulating and immunomodulatory, 11 spasmolytic, spasmogenic and gastroprotective, 12,13 insecticidal, 14 heart rate decrease, 15 cardioprotective, 16 geno-toxic and antigenotoxic dose-dependent, 17 antioxidant 4,[18][19][20] and antitumoral effects. 7,21,22 Mentha cervina L. (Lamiaceae) also known as Hart's pennyroyal, is an aromatic herb, found mainly in Eurasia and Africa.…”