“…This plant is known to have several pharmacological actions of medicinal interest, such as the treatment of gastritis, ulcers, gynecological infections, (Oliveira et al, 2007;Camillo et al, 2009), intestinal infections, skin disorders, arthritis (Camillo et al, 2009), urogenital disorders, and as a purgative (Vila Verde et al, 2003;Guarim-Neto, 2006). Examples of the many uses of C. regium include tea made from roots and bark, topical use of the decoction in sitz baths, white wine garrafada (single or mixed plant species macerated in white wine and sold in bottles) called enóleo, and aqueous infusion for the treatment of various diseases (Nunes et al, 2003;Vila Verde et al, 2003;Guarim Neto, 2006;Sólon et al, 2009).…”