
Purified extracts of the plant also exhibited anticonvulsant properties Punarnavoside had antifibrinolytic activity in monkeys and hypoxanthine 9Larabinoside produced depressor and negative chronotropic effects in rats and cats methanol extract from the whole plant of Boerhaavia repens was found to have significant The drugs usefulness in nephritic syndrome has been demonstrated in albino rats as well as in humans
Purified extracts of the plant also exhibited anticonvulsant properties
Hepatoprotective property of Boerhavia diffusa has been investigated and confirmed by different research workers Bioactivity guided fractionation of the methanol extract indicated the concentration of activity in the nbutanol soluble fraction eupalitin 3ODgalactopyranoside was isolated and was found to inhibit bone resorption induced by parathyroid hormone PTH in tissue culture Punarnavoside had antifibrinolytic activity in monkeys and hypoxanthine 9Larabinoside produced depressor
methanol extract from the whole plant of Boerhaavia repens was found to have significant Hepatoprotective property of Boerhavia diffusa has been investigated and confirmed by different research workers The drugs usefulness in nephritic syndrome has been demonstrated in albino rats as well as in humans Punarnavoside had antifibrinolytic activity in monkeys and hypoxanthine 9Larabinoside produced depressor and negative chronotropic effects in rats and cats Purified extracts
Boerhaavia diffusa is also reported to possess antihypertensive properties for which both its angiotensin converting enzyme inhibition and Ca 2 channel blocking effects be responsible. Hepatoprotective property of Boerhavia diffusa has been investigated and confirmed by different research workers Punarnavoside had antifibrinolytic activity in monkeys and hypoxanthine 9Larabinoside produced depressor and negative chronotropic effects in rats and cats From the nbutanol soluble fraction.
The drugs usefulness in nephritic syndrome has been demonstrated in albino rats as well as in humans Hepatoprotective property of Boerhavia diffusa has been investigated and confirmed by different research workers The plant possesses potent antifibrinolytic and antiinflammatory activities and is recommended for the treatment of IUD menorrhagia Purified extracts of the plant also exhibited anticonvulsant properties Boerhaavia diffusa is also reported to possess antihypertensive properties for which both its angiotensin converting enzyme inhibition and Ca 2 channel blocking effects be responsible.
Roots of the plant increased amylase and ATPase activities while decreasing catalase activities in vitro.
methanol extract from the whole plant of Boerhaavia repens was found to have significant Roots of the plant increased amylase and ATPase activities while decreasing catalase activities in vitro. Bioactivity guided fractionation of the methanol extract indicated the concentration of activity in the nbutanol soluble fraction eupalitin 3ODgalactopyranoside was isolated and was found to have significant Roots of the plant increased amylase and ATPase activities while decreasing catalase activities in vitro.
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