“…Since ancient times fruits of S. chinensis have been used by Chinese and Tibetan physicians as a tonic remedy for physical tiredness, nervous system exhaustion, neurasthenia, hypotonia, and its seeds have been used for phthisis, bronchial asthma, liver and kidneys diseases, and dysentery treatment (Kolbasina, 2000;Lebeda et al, 2006;Szopa et al, 2016). The lipid complex of S. chinensis seeds demonstrates the adaptogenic, tonic, immunostimulation, antipyretic and regenerative effects (Lebeda et al, 2006;Skrypchenko et al, 2017). According to recent investigations, compounds of S. chinensis also have an anti-cancer effect, inducing the cell cycle interruption and apoptosis, inhibition of invasions and line metastasizing of cancer cells, as well as antimicrobial and antidiabetic action (Nowak et al, 2019).…”