Ethnopharmacological relevance Popularly known as “penicilina” and “terramicina”,
Alternanthera brasiliana (L.) Kuntze belongs to the Amaranthaceae family and stands out for …

A wide-ranging organism, such as plants, fungi, insects, marine organisms, and bacteria are
the main sources of bioactive substances. Among them, medicinal plants offer harmless …

Essential oils are strong antimicrobial candidates with low cost, less toxicity, accessibility,
and functionality to circumvent the phenomenon of increasing dissemination of resistant …

Plantago major L.(Plantaginaceae) é uma planta utilizada no tratamento de feridas e tosse
devido ao seu potencial anti-inflamatório, cicatrizante e antimicrobiano. Visando o emprego …

We recognize society's knowledge that since the beginning of time natural resources, such
as plants, have been used to supply the needs of men, both in food and health care …

O uso empírico das plantas medicinais é uma prática mundialmente disseminada, cuja
finalidade baseia-se no alívio/cura de algumas enfermidades. Objetivou-se caracterizar o …

Studies highlight the cost-effectiveness and lower adverse effects of herbal remedies than
allopathic medicines, making them attractive amidst growing microbial resistance concerns …

Pain is a global public health problem with a great impact on quality of life, becoming one of
the most important points to be studied by modern medicine, as it reflects in every context in …

O aumento alarmante na disseminação de microrganismos multirresistentes aos
tratamentos antimicrobianos representa uma preocupação global de saúde pública. Um dos …

Essential oils and other plant extracts contain a wide variety of compounds derived from the
secondary metabolites of plants, some of which are present in significant concentrations and …