Alfalfa Medicago sativa.Alfalfa Extract.
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- .Brief info and Basic Botanical Data of Alfalfa.
- .Narrative Description of Alfalfa:Medicago sativa.
- .Archeology Literature of Alfalfa.
- .History of Alfalfa:Medicago sativa.
- .Phytochemicals and Constituents of Alfalfa,Medicago sativa.
- .General Uses.
- .Actions of Alfalfa,Medicago sativa.
- .Application of Alfalfa,Medicago sativa:Application scope.
- .Administrations:Alfalfa.
- .How Search engine think about Alfalfa.
- .Research Update:Alfalfa Medicago sativa.
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Name:Alfalfa Extract.
Serie No:R027.
Specifications:5:1 TLC
INCI Name:MEDICAGO SATIVA EXTRACT
EINECS/ELINCS No.:281-984-0
CAS:84082-36-0
Chem/IUPAC Name:Medicago Sativa Extract is an extract of the roots of the alfalfa,Medicago sativa, Leguminosae
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Applications:
Applications:
Antihemolytic Agent.
Antibiotic Properties.
Antitumor Action.
Detoxifier.
Estrogen-like effects.
Gentle cleanser.
Reduce tissue damage.
Properties:
Alfalfa contains hundreds of biologically active compounds, making it difficult to analyze and to ascribe healing properties to any particular component.
Dosage:Some experts recommend 500-1,000 mg of the dried leaf per day or 1-2 ml of tincture.To lower cholesterol in adults, a typical dose of alfalfa is 40 mg of alfalfa seed or 5,000 mg to 10,000 mg (5 grams to 10 grams) of dried alfalfa leaves and stems three times a day.
Safety and Toxicity:
Safety Factors and Toxicity:Generally regarded as safe by the FDA.Contact dermatitis has occurred in hypersensitive individuals.The toxic effects of alfalfa root saponins have been shown to be counteracted by cholesterol and betasitosterol.
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