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Sabr
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Gh.R. Amin *   , M. Khtamsaz , M. Khanavi , B. Karami , R. Rahimi , A. Soltani , M.R. Shams Ardakani , M. Shirzad , O. Sadeghpour , A.M. Taleb , A.R. Ghannadi , M. Karami , M. Keshavarz , A.A. Mohagheghzadeh , M. Mosaddegh , F. Moattar , M.B. Minae |
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Abstract: (18926 Views) |
Sabr is a popular plant in Traditional Iranian Medicine, recognized with different names such as Sabara, Fiqara, and Alwa. The leaf dried latex has been identified as Sabr-e-Saqoutari, Sabr-e-Arabi, and Sabr-e-Semenjani. In Traditional Iranian Medicine, Sabr is used as the cathartic of humors of different organs especially head, stomach, and joints. Considering the botanical description of the plant in traditional medicinal and pharmaceutical resources, Sabr can be complied with Aloe vera L., from the Liliaceae family. |
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| Keywords: Traditional Iranian Medicine, Sabr, Aloe vera, Alwa, Sabara, Liliaceae. |
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Memorial article: Review Article |
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Received: 2011/08/16 | Accepted: 2011/10/6
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