cnidium officinale
Spanish translation: cnidium officinale
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| na | cnidium officinale |
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| na | "senkyu" or "cnidium officinale" |
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cnidium officinale Explanation: Aparentemente es una hierba de uso en la medicina china, que no tiene un nombre común en inglés ni en español: http://www.ibiblio.org/pfaf/D_latin.html Rhizomes of Cnidium species are used for the purposes of sedative, anti- allergetic and antiinflamatory effects in Japan and some far- east countries. Apart from these activity, their antitumoral, antimutagenic and anticomplement effects were also determined http://sbe.pharmacy.ankara.edu.tr/tez/eng/tez95e.html HIERBAS CONTENIDAS EN LA FORMULA DE NASIXX 1. Magnoliae Liiforae Flos [Magnolia] (55): Uso tradicional: Calmar dolor, dolores de cabeza, dolores abdominales y diarrea. Tiene efectos antiespasmódicos y antimicóticos. 2. Ligustici Wallichii Rhizoma [Cnidium] (446): Uso tradicional: Mejorar circulación sanguínea, calmar dolor de cabeza y dolores abdominales. Tiene efectos vasodilatores, hipotensivos, calmantes, antiespasmódicos antibacterianos y antimicóticos. http://www.myherbalrx.com/spanish/nasixx_for-s.htm Espero que te sirva de algo. Saludos, Patricia |
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cnidium officinale Explanation: it's a flower and it's in latin, i think you shouldn't translate. i found that document in spanish, i hope it helps. Reference: http://ttt.upv.es/~jrodenas/flowers.htm |
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"senkyu" or "cnidium officinale" Explanation: To be honest I am not sure senkyu is the Spanish name. "Cnidium officinale" is the latin name of a medicinal plant originary from Japan. I have found references to it under the name "Senkyu". See for instance: www.med.nagoya-u.ac.jp/Environderm/edj/vol7/73-16900.htm www.paeon.de/h1/l_n.html On the other hand, if you found the latin name in the original, then it may be advisable to leave it in latin. I hope it helps! |
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