2013-08-14 Artykuł

Bez czarny (Sambucus nigra) domowy sposób nie tylko na grypę i przeziębienie

Bez czarny (Caprifoliaceae) jest rośliną o szerokim wachlarzu właściwości farmakologicznych. Preparaty otrzymywane z jego kwiatów i owoców stosowane są m.in. do leczenia stanów grypowych, przeziębień i innych chorób przebiegających z gorączką i stanem zapalnym górnych dróg oddechowych. Za działanie lecznicze bzu czarnego odpowiedzialne są zawarte w nim flawonoidy, antocyjany i triterpeny. Poniższy artykuł przedstawia przegląd literatury naukowej na temat właściwości leczniczych owoców i kwiatu bzu czarnego.

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Autor: dr n. farm. Monika Zielińska-Pisklak , dr n. farm. Łukasz Szeleszczuk , Anna Młodzianka

Data publikacji: 2013-08-14

Źródło: Lek w Polsce 06-07/2013

Słowa kluczowe: bez czarny, Sambucus nigra, flawonoidy, antocyjany, sambunigryna.

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