GONG Pei-han, YANG Yang, LIU Yu-ting, et al. Research Progress on Chemical Components of and Their Pharmacological Effects[J]. Chinese journal of experimental traditional medical formulae, 2017, 23(13): 212-219.
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GONG Pei-han, YANG Yang, LIU Yu-ting, et al. Research Progress on Chemical Components of and Their Pharmacological Effects[J]. Chinese journal of experimental traditional medical formulae, 2017, 23(13): 212-219. DOI: 10.13422/j.cnki.syfjx.2017130212.
Research Progress on Chemical Components of and Their Pharmacological Effects
Cannabis sativa is a plant of genus of Moraceae. It originated in India
and also grows in northeastern
northern
eastern and southern-central areas of China. It is cultivated and grows in Changbai Mountains. C. sativa has a long history of drug use; particularly
its seeds have effects in moisturizing dryness
laxation
treating stranguria
invigorating the circulation of blood
and the major effects in intestinal dryness and constipation
heat strangury
diabetes and irregular menstruation. Chemical components
pharmacological effects
and development and utilization of C. sativa were summarized by referring to relevant domestic and foreign literatures and patents. There are 62 compounds in the leaves
flowers and stems of Cannabis sativa. There are also flavonoids
glycosides
coumarin compounds
terpenoids and sterols
fatty acid compounds
phenanthrene compounds and other compounds. C. sativa and its active ingredients have analgesic
antihypertensive
anti-tumor
anti-vomiting
anti-fear memory
anti-blood pressure
anti-thrombosis
antibacterial
anti-inflammatory and other pharmacological effects. In addition
C. sativa
as a folk medicine
is mostly applied in compound drugs
and found in many patents in healthcare products and feeds. According to domestic and foreign researches of C. sativa
this paper summarizes the findings of C. sativa in the aspects of chemical components
pharmacological effects
and development and utilization
in the hope of providing reference basis for further studies and rational utilization of medicinal resources of C. sativa.