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Phytotherapy research : PTR

ISSN 1099-1573

2 papers in the library · 10 citations · publishing 2016

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Depressant Effects of Salvia divinorum Involve Disruption of Physiological Sleep.

Phytotherapy research : PTR July 1, 2016 María Eva González-Trujano, Fernando Brindis, Edith López-ruiz et al. 10 citations

Although Salvia divinorum is traditionally known as a 'mind-altering' or psychoactive herb used, among others things, as a tranquilizer, this property has not been validated with regard to its efficacy and safety. The objective of this study is to provide evidence for the sedative effects of S. divinorum and discriminate the nature of the responsible constituents by examining different...

Molecular Signaling Pathways Behind the Biological Effects of Salvia Species Diterpenes in Neuropharmacology and Cardiology.

Phytotherapy research : PTR June 1, 2016 M Akaberi, M Iranshahi, S Mehri

The genus Salvia, from the Lamiaceae family, has diverse biological properties that are primarily attributable to their diterpene contents. There is no comprehensive review on the molecular signaling pathways of these active components. In this review, we investigated the molecular targets of bioactive Salvia diterpenes responsible for the treatment of nervous and cardiovascular diseases. The...