Tamus communis

Tamus communis, Dioscoraceae, Diosgenin (in plant's rails), calcium oxalate crystals and an imitator essence of Histamine action (in the root)
Tamus communis, Dioscoraceae, Diosgenin (in plant's rails), calcium oxalate crystals and an imitator essence of Histamine action (in the root)Tamus communis, Dioscoraceae, Diosgenin (in plant's rails), calcium oxalate crystals and an imitator essence of Histamine action (in the root)Tamus communis, Dioscoraceae, Diosgenin (in plant's rails), calcium oxalate crystals and an imitator essence of Histamine action (in the root)Tamus communis, Dioscoraceae, Diosgenin (in plant's rails), calcium oxalate crystals and an imitator essence of Histamine action (in the root)Tamus communis, Dioscoraceae, Diosgenin (in plant's rails), calcium oxalate crystals and an imitator essence of Histamine action (in the root)Tamus communis, Dioscoraceae, Diosgenin (in plant's rails), calcium oxalate crystals and an imitator essence of Histamine action (in the root)
Botanical Nomenclature Tamus communis
Common Name Black Bindweed, Black Bryony, Lady's-Seal
Taxonomy- Family Dioscoraceae
Distinguishing Features of the Plant Tamus communis is a creeper growing up to 3m, with heart-shaped leaves, greenish flowers and fruits in the form of red berry. The harvesting of the plant takes place all the year.
Region Found Epirus
Part of the Plant with Active Substances root
Active Substances Diosgenin (in plant's rails), calcium oxalate crystals and an imitator essence of Histamine action (in the root)
Pharmacological Effects - Therapeutic Applications
Method of Administration
Warning: The use of herb preparations is not recommended without seeking advice from your physician or pharmacist. The substances they contain may interact with the subscribed drugs that the patient already takes, thus eliminating their therapeutic efficacy or inducing toxicity. They may also burden further weakened vital functions of the body thus exposing the patient to increased morbidity and life threatened conditions.
Toxicity- Adverse Effects
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