2020
DOI: 10.18310/9786587180038
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Educação Popular e Saúde: O cuidado em saúde com o uso de plantas medicinais na cultura indígena kaigang

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“…Os seus chás são usados mais frequentemente contra resfriados, bronquite e gripe. Todas as plantas citadas são imunossupressoras, potencializam o sistema imune para ativar a ação contra agentes estimulantes das doenças respiratórias (IGNÁCIO et al, 2020).…”
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“…Os seus chás são usados mais frequentemente contra resfriados, bronquite e gripe. Todas as plantas citadas são imunossupressoras, potencializam o sistema imune para ativar a ação contra agentes estimulantes das doenças respiratórias (IGNÁCIO et al, 2020).…”
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“…46 Its bark is uniformly reddish-brown with few lenticels; it is popularly known as pau-amargo for its medicinal properties to treat stomach ulcers and for its laxative effect. 47 The bark, branches and leaves of this species are known to contain anthraquinones, specifically, both bark and branches possess chrysophanol, physione, emodin and aloe-emodin, while the leaf has chrysophanol, emodin and rhein. 48 Shipunov et al, 49 state that there are morphological and molecular similarities between P. parvifolia and P. glazioviana, which is why they suggest that P. parvifolia may have metabolites with similar cytotoxic properties to P. glazioviana, so chemical studies are needed to verify it.…”
Section: P Parvifoliamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…48 Shipunov et al, 49 state that there are morphological and molecular similarities between P. parvifolia and P. glazioviana, which is why they suggest that P. parvifolia may have metabolites with similar cytotoxic properties to P. glazioviana, so chemical studies are needed to verify it. 47,49…”
Section: P Parvifoliamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…57 Su corteza es uniforme de color marrón rojizo y con pocas lenticelas; se conoce popularmente como pau-amargo por sus propiedades medicinales para tratar las úlceras estomacales y por su efecto laxante. 58 Se conoce que la corteza, las ramas y las hojas de esta especie contienen antraquinonas, específicamente, la corteza y las ramas poseen crisofanol, fisciona, emodina y aloe-emodina, mientras que la hoja tiene crisofanol, emodina y reína. 59 Shipunov y col., 60 afirman que existen similitudes morfológicas y moleculares entre P. parvifolia y P. glazioviana, por lo que sugieren que P. parvifolia puede tener metabolitos con propiedades citotóxicas similares a P. glazioviana, por lo que se requieren estudios químicos para verificarlo.…”
Section: P Parvifoliaunclassified