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fumitory
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fumitory,
n Latin name:
Fumaria officinalis; part used: flowering parts, leaves; uses: laxative, diuretic, epidermal maladies, biliary disease; uses under research: arrhythmias; precautions: pregnancy, lactation, children; patients who suffer from convulsions or elevated internal pressure within the eye; can cause lower pulse and blood pressure, convulsions with over-use, nausea. Also called
earth smoke, hedge fumitory, and
wax dolls.
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fumatory, fumitory


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Abstract The present investigation demonstrates the hepatoprotective potential of 50% ethanolic water extract of whole plant of Fumaria indica and its three fractions viz.
Unicontrozon C-49 INCI name: propylene glycol (and) citrus medico limonum (lemon) extract (and) fumaria officinalis extract (and) fumaric acid, Suggested use level: 2.
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