Is cistus incanus antifungal?
It is recorded by several studies that Cistus incanus extraxts have antibacterial and antifungal activity (Simeray et al. Chinou et al. Bouamama et al. Hannig et al. Barrajón-Catalán et al. Barros et al. Wittpahl et al. Chinou et al. Dimas et al. Is Cistus ‘Monspeliensis’ poisonous? Cistus ‘Monspeliensis’ has no toxic effects reported.Cistus do not suffer from many pests or diseases. More commonly it is unsuitable growing conditions that cause problems. These include: Frost damage in cold, exposed locations.
What is Cistus Incanus used for in medicine?
Introduction. Cistus incanus, a genus belonging to the family of cistaceae, provides a rich source of polyphenols and various cistus species herbal teas have been used in folk medicine for treatment of diarrhea, fever, and skin disorders. It also has antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial agents [1]. The aqueous extract of cistus leaves was found to reduce systemic blood pressure in two animal models of hypertension, (belmokhtar et al. Aziz et al.
Is cistus poisonous?
However, the limited existing clinical data, indicates that toxic effects for Cistus are rather low. Cistus do not suffer from many pests or diseases. More commonly it is unsuitable growing conditions that cause problems. These include: Frost damage in cold, exposed locations.