Title of article
Botanical Medicines Used for Kidney Disease in the United States
Author/Authors
Yarnell, Eric Bastyr University, USA
From page
407
To page
418
Abstract
Herbal medicines are being used with greater frequency by practitioners of natural medicine in the United States. Many categories of herbs are used, primarily angiotensin antagonists, nonspecific nephroprotective, and immunomodulating/adaptogenic herbs. The most common herbs in each category are discussed both from a historical and scientific perspective. For the first time, a case series of the use of the proposed herbal angiotensin antagonist herb indigenous to the United States, Lespedeza capitata, is reported based on the author’s clinical practice.
Keywords
herbal medicine , naturopathy , chronic kidney failure
Journal title
Iranian Journal of Kidney Diseases (IJKD)
Journal title
Iranian Journal of Kidney Diseases (IJKD)
Record number
2590173
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