Perhaps I'll dye my alcoholic rat....
Posted by Catherine Cartwright-Jones on January 22, 2005 at 17:01:19:
In reply to: Differences in Types of Amla? posted by Kim on January 22, 2005 at 04:47:34:
I went through the academic journal databases...... I foundonly one entry for Eclipta Alba and that was a test to see if aurvedic
claims that Eclipta Alba might be useful in liver and heart disease.
Not a durn thing about dye anywhere.
Since it DOES have a depressive cardiac effect (at least on isolated
frog hearts) ........... I'm not going near it for hair stuff. Even
if frogs don't have hair. Whether or not it has dye. Anything with
proven cardiac inhibitory effect plain makes me nervous.
It does good stuff for damaged rat livers, which is nice for your
alcoholic rat............
HEPATOPROTECTIVE AND CARDIAC INHIBITORY ACTIVITIES OF ETHANOLIC
EXTRACTS FROM PLANT LEAVES AND LEAF CALLUS OF ECLIPTA ALBA. By: Sagar,
B. P.; Zafar, R.. Pharmaceutical Biology, Dec2000, Vol. 38 Issue 5,
p357, 5p, 2 charts, 2bw; (AN 4577108)
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