Plant |
Family | Rubiaceae |
English |
Chinchona, Cinchona, Cinchona bark tree, Peruvian bark, Quinine, Quinine tree, Red cinchona, Red peruvian-bark |
Latin |
Cinchona pubescens Vahl., Cinchona succirubra Pav. ex Klotzsch, Cinchona pubescens, Chincona pubescens Vahl., Cinchona su ccirubra, Cinchona succiruba, Cinchona succirubra PAVON. |
Plantparts | Bark, Branch, Cortex, Unspecified |
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Ungrouped Diseases & Uses |
Adstringent, Ague, Aids digestion, Anorexia, Anorexy, Anti-flu, Antimalarial, Anti-neuralgic, Anti-Paludic, Antispasmodic, Appetite stimulant, Appetizer, Appetizing, Astrigent, astringent, bad digestion, benificial effect on the digestion, cardiac atony, cardiac debility, cardiac lassitude, convulsive state, cramp, cramps, Digestive, Digestive stimulant, digestive trouble, Digestive weakness, dispepsia, dyspepsia, Eupeptic, Febrile response, Fever, fever diseases, feverish condition, Fevers, Flu, Good for digestion, Gripe, Grippe, heart weakening, improves appetite, improves digestion, inappetence, Increases the appetite, Indigestion, influenza, lack of appetite, loss of appetite, Malaria, malarial fever, Marsh fever, Nerve pains, Neuralgia, Poor appetite, Poor digestion, Promotes digestion, Pyrexia, relax spasms, spasm, Spasmolytic, Stimulant to increase appetite, stimulates digestion, stimulate the appetite, the flue, Warming digestive |
TCM - Traditional Chinese medicine |
TCM MERIDIAN: NA, Traditional Chinese medicine, Used in traditional Chinese medicin |
Local (Geographical) use |
Phytomedical use in Brazil |
Ingredients |
| | (-)-Epicatechin, alizarin, alkaloid, caffeic acid, catechol tannine, Chlorogenic acid, cinchonine, essential oil, hyperoside, Protocatechuic acid, purpurin, quinine |
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