Survey of plants popularly used for pain releif in Rio Grande do Sul, southern Brazil
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Resumo: | Ethnobotanical data can be an important tool in the search for new drugs. The Brazilian Health Surveillance Agency accepts the registration of herbal medicines based on ethnopharmacological and ethnobotanical studies. With the purpose of increasing the knowledge of potentially useful plants for the treatment of painful conditions, we analyzed the ethnobotanical studies carried out in Rio Grande do Sul state (RS-Southern Brazil); we had access to nineteen studies. To our knowledge, this is the first compilation of ethnobotanical studies that focus on pain relief carried out in RS. The species native to RS cited in at least nine (about 50%) of these studies were selected. The search retrieved 28 native species cited as used to alleviate painful conditions, which are distributed in eighteen botanical families, being Asteraceae the most mentioned. The species more frequently cited for pain relief were Achyrocline satureioides, Baccharis articulata, Baccharis crispa, Lepidium didymum, Eugenia uniflora and Maytenus ilicifolia. The only species not reported in any pre-clinical study associated with pain relief was B. articulata. Among the six species cited, no studies on clinical efficacy were found. In conclusion, the folk use of native plants with therapeutic purposes is widespread in RS State (Brazil), being pain relief an important property. |
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Survey of plants popularly used for pain releif in Rio Grande do Sul, southern Brazil |
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Survey of plants popularly used for pain releif in Rio Grande do Sul, southern Brazil |
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Survey of plants popularly used for pain releif in Rio Grande do Sul, southern Brazil Stolz, Eveline Dischkaln Etnobotânica Medicina popular : Rio Grande do Sul Brasil Plantas medicinais Farmacognosia Ethnobotany Folk medicine Pain |
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Survey of plants popularly used for pain releif in Rio Grande do Sul, southern Brazil |
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Survey of plants popularly used for pain releif in Rio Grande do Sul, southern Brazil |
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Survey of plants popularly used for pain releif in Rio Grande do Sul, southern Brazil |
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Survey of plants popularly used for pain releif in Rio Grande do Sul, southern Brazil |
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Survey of plants popularly used for pain releif in Rio Grande do Sul, southern Brazil |
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Stolz, Eveline Dischkaln |
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Stolz, Eveline Dischkaln Müller, Liz Girardi Rodrigues, Marília Trojan Baumhardt, Estela Regina Ritter, Mara Rejane Rates, Stela Maris Kuze |
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Müller, Liz Girardi Rodrigues, Marília Trojan Baumhardt, Estela Regina Ritter, Mara Rejane Rates, Stela Maris Kuze |
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Stolz, Eveline Dischkaln Müller, Liz Girardi Rodrigues, Marília Trojan Baumhardt, Estela Regina Ritter, Mara Rejane Rates, Stela Maris Kuze |
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Etnobotânica Medicina popular : Rio Grande do Sul Brasil Plantas medicinais Farmacognosia |
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Etnobotânica Medicina popular : Rio Grande do Sul Brasil Plantas medicinais Farmacognosia Ethnobotany Folk medicine Pain |
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Ethnobotany Folk medicine Pain |
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Ethnobotanical data can be an important tool in the search for new drugs. The Brazilian Health Surveillance Agency accepts the registration of herbal medicines based on ethnopharmacological and ethnobotanical studies. With the purpose of increasing the knowledge of potentially useful plants for the treatment of painful conditions, we analyzed the ethnobotanical studies carried out in Rio Grande do Sul state (RS-Southern Brazil); we had access to nineteen studies. To our knowledge, this is the first compilation of ethnobotanical studies that focus on pain relief carried out in RS. The species native to RS cited in at least nine (about 50%) of these studies were selected. The search retrieved 28 native species cited as used to alleviate painful conditions, which are distributed in eighteen botanical families, being Asteraceae the most mentioned. The species more frequently cited for pain relief were Achyrocline satureioides, Baccharis articulata, Baccharis crispa, Lepidium didymum, Eugenia uniflora and Maytenus ilicifolia. The only species not reported in any pre-clinical study associated with pain relief was B. articulata. Among the six species cited, no studies on clinical efficacy were found. In conclusion, the folk use of native plants with therapeutic purposes is widespread in RS State (Brazil), being pain relief an important property. |
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