coumarins

Celery delivers phytochemical compounds known as coumarins, which are associated with cancer prevention and are capable of lowering blood pressure.

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They do contain coumarins, which may have anticoagulant properties and should be avoided when taking anticoagulant drugs.

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The toxic principles have not been specifically determined, but proteolytic enzymes, coumarins, furo-coumarins and alkaloids are all known to occur in the genus.

Chapter 6 1994

This species is known to cause percutaneous photosensitization in man, probably due to the presence of coumarins and furocoumarins, including ficusin (Watt and Breyer Brandwijk, 1962).

Chapter 6 1994

Palatability could be improved by this process, although it could also have been modified by the destructive effect of heat on other plant components such as coumarins.

Chapter 3 1994

I. and HASSAN, N.M. (1978) Isolation of an acetophenone derivative and coumarins from Artemisia monosperma Del.

Chapter 5 1953

The full list of substances that can touch off a photosensitive reaction is very long and includes, ironically, sunscreens that contain benzophenones, the retinoids used to treat wrinkles, and fragrances like musk and coumarins.

NYT > Home Page By JANE E. BRODY 2011

The full list of substances that can touch off a photosensitive reaction is very long and includes, ironically, sunscreens that contain benzophenones, the retinoids used to treat wrinkles, and fragrances like musk and coumarins.

NYT > Home Page By JANE E. BRODY 2011

The full list of substances that can touch off a photosensitive reaction is very long and includes, ironically, sunscreens that contain benzophenones, the retinoids used to treat wrinkles, and fragrances like musk and coumarins.

NYT > Home Page By JANE E. BRODY 2011

Lavender contains the active ingredients tannins, coumarins, flavonoids, triterpenoids and volatile oil.

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