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Rosmarinic acid,
named after rosemary (Salvia
rosmarinus Spenn.), is a
polyphenol constituent of many
culinary herbs,
including rosemary (Salvia rosmarinus...
- ALT-946) and N-phenacyl
thiazolium bromide. One in
vitro study shows that
rosmarinic acid out
performs the AGE
breaking potential of ALT-711.
There is, however...
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contain rosmarinic acid and derivatives,
which are
known for
their antiviral, antibacterial, antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory properties.
Rosmarinic acid...
- as an
edging plant. This
plant is
frequently used in
shopping malls.
Rosmarinic acid can be
found in
plants in the
family Marantaceae such as Maranta...
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researching the
plant chemistry and
believe that
senescent leaves contain rosmarinic acid and derivatives,
which are
known for its antiviral, antibacterial...
- aromatherapy.
Rosemary essential oil
contains some 150 phytochemicals,
including rosmarinic acid, camphor, A-pinene,
caffeic acid,
ursolic acid,
betulinic acid, carnosic...
- as well as apigenin, quercetin, and kaempferol.
Phenolic acids such as
rosmarinic acid,
which is
known for its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial...
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Other phytochemicals found in
fennel fruits include polyphenols, such as
rosmarinic acid and luteolin,
among others in
minor content. Some
plants in the Apiaceae...
- Rajesh, R; Satheesh, B; Saravanan, D (2012). "LC-MS
Quantification of
Rosmarinic Acid and
Ursolic Acid in
Theocimum Sanctumlinn. Leaf
Extract (Holy Basil...
- None are
currently advocated in
treating human patients. The use of
rosmarinic acid, arctigenin, and
oligosaccharides with
degree of
polymerization 6...
