Nettle.Stinging nettle,Nettle leaf,Nettle root,Common Stinging Nettle?Therapeutics and Pharmacology,Historical or traditional use of Nettle.

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Nettle Extract INCI Name Urtica Dioica Extract EINECS ELINCS No 281-685-5 CAS 84012-40-8 Urticae radix Extracts Nettle Root Extract photo picture image arrowitembigName:Nettle Extract.
 Serie No:R018.
 Specifications:4:1 TLC Silica 1%UV; Beta-Sterols 1%UV
 INCI Name:URTICA DIOICA EXTRACT
 EINECS/ELINCS No.:281-685-5
 CAS:84012-40-8
 Chem/IUPAC Name:Urtica Dioica Extract is an extract of the aerial parts of the nettle, Urtica dioica, Urticaceae
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Antiviral activity.
Cell proliferation inhibition.
Interaction with sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG).
Astringent.
Allergies:Nettle is antiallergenic.
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH).
Cleansing,detoxifier.
Menorrhagia(Excessive menstruation).
Mild diuretic effect.
Regulate blood sugar, blood pressure, and blood cholesterol levels.
Relieve joint pain and muscle aches.
Reduce histamine and against allergen.

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The root is indicated in the symptomatic treatment of micturition disorders such as nocturia, pollakisuria, dysuria and urine retention and in benign prostatic hyperplasia.
Dosage:Dried leaf: 2 to 4 grams, three times a day Fluid extract (root,1:1): 1.5 mL, three to four times daily Fluid extract (leaf, 1:1): 2 to 5 mL three times daily

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The LD50 of a Nettle leaf infusion in rats by gavage was determined to be 1.31 gram/kg. When used in recommended doses for treatment of mild to moderate BPH for up to two years for allergic rhinitis for one week, for arthritis for two weeks and for pain (topically) for one week.
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last edit date:29th,Oct.2009.