Effects of total extract from rhizomes of Cynodon dactylon (L.) Pers. on compensated right heart failure in rats

Garjani, AF; Afrooziyan, Arash; Nazemiyeh, H; Najafi, Moslem; Maleki‐Dizaji, Nasrin

doi:10.1055/s-0029-1234859

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“…Early atherosclerotic changes in the vessel wall would be prevented by treating the high cholesterol diet rats with ethanolic extract of C. dactylon [32]. Also, reports have shown that this plant could show a strong protective effect on right heart failure by giving positive inotropic action and improving cardiac functions [33]. A study revealed that aqueous decoction of C. dactylon could reduce stone formation at dose of 200mg/kg/ body weight as compared to 12.5 and 50mg/kg/body weight [34].…”

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Cynodon dactylon Pers.: A Review on Forage Crop and Medicinal Herb

Dutta

Gogoi

2021

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Cynodon dactylon is a forage crop besides being a medicinal herb which has been holding a sacred position in our Indian culture. Its survival capacity in any ecological succession has forced it to exist as medicinal plant containing a broad spectrum of secondary metabolites like Cyanidin, Luteolin, apigenin having several therapeutic uses. The review paper has been designed in coordination with research articles to compile the various properties of the plant like its thriving capacity in tropical and subtropical regions where it can alter ecosystem by effecting nutrient cycles and community composition, diverse chemical composition, and therapeutic uses to name some such as diabetes, atherosclerosis etc., which could be used as an area of further research for mankind and environmental benefits.

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