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Eugenia punicifolia leaf extract has a hypotensive effect and inhibits angiotensin-converting enzyme activity in both in vitro and in vivo models.
Authors
Z. G. de ANDRADE
M. S. B. de ARAÚJO
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R. P. CARVALHO
F. C. M. CHAVES
F. V. CHIONG NETO
J. W. do N. CORRÊA
D. M. L. GALENO
H. H. F. KOOLEN
O. V. do NASCIMENTO
C. C. PINHEIRO
R. H. SANTOS
E. L. SILVA
F. M. A. da SILVA
T. P. de SOUZA
Publication date
1 January 2020
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Abstract
Chronic high blood pressure has for many years been considered a public health problem. Eugenia punicifolia is a plant used to treat diabetes by the local population, however its hypotensive effect has never been investigated
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