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Buchu

Buchu is believed to possess urinary antiseptic and diuretic properties. It has been used for cystitis urethritis, prostatitis, and specifically to treat acute catarrhal cystitis. [Pg.88]

Diosphenol [490-03-9] the main constituent of buchu leaves, is an example of a naturally occurring compound with tautomeric properties (286) ... [Pg.497]

T. Kopke, A. Dietrich and A. Mosandl, Chfral compounds of essential oils. XIV simultaneous stereoanalysis of buchu leaf oil compounds , Phytochem. Anal. 5 61-67 (1994). [Pg.245]

Bucco-. buchu. -blatter, n.pl. (Pharm.) buchu. Buch, n. book quire. [Pg.84]

Lis-BALCHIN M, HART s, SIMPSON E (2001) Buchu (Aguthosmu betuUna and. crenulata, Rutaceae) essential oils their pharmacological action on guinea-pig ileum and antimicrobial activity on microorganisms. J Pharm Pharmacol. S3 579-82. [Pg.181]

The (15)( —)- enantiomer is a major constituent of the oil oiAgastache formosana and has been reported in the oils of Buchu leaf Agathosma... [Pg.164]

KopkeX, Dietrich A, Mosandl A, Ghiral compounds in essential oils XIV Simultaneous stereoanalysis of buchu leaf oil, Phytochem Anal 5(19) 6l—67, 1994. [Pg.179]

Wollenweber, E. and Graven, E.H., Elavonoid aglycones of oval leaf buchu, Barosma crenulata, Fitoterapia, 63, 86, 1992. [Pg.728]

Buchu leaf oils are obtained by steam distillation of Barosma betulina (Bergius) Bartl. and Wendl. and B. crenulata (L.) Hook. (Rutaceae) leaves. The oils are dark yellow to brown liquids with a characteristic minty-fruity odor, reminiscent of blackcurrant. [Pg.178]

Buchu oil is used as a flavor ingredient (e.g., in fruit aromas) and in perfumery in chypre bases and in certain types of eau de cologne only very small amounts are employed because of its intensity [68650-46-4], [84649-93-4],... [Pg.179]

Buchu leaf Agathosma betulina (Ber-gius) PUlans, A. crenulata (L.) PUlans trfl s-p-Menthane-8-thiol-3-one and its S-acetate (characteristic minor components), (+)-limonene (10)... [Pg.82]

Mercapto-p-menthan-3-one has been identified as a constituent of Buchu leaf oil [6] and is a very useful substance in black currant and tropical flavours. The reaction of pulegone with hydrogen sulfide in an alkaline medium results in 8-mercapto-p-menthan-3-one formation (Scheme 13.6). [Pg.292]

Buchu (+)-trans-8-Mercapto- p-menthan-3-one Black currant flavoirrs... [Pg.462]

Determination of the enantiomeric distribution of the chiral major compounds of buchu leaf oil Duranglas glass capillary column, (44 m X 0.23 mm i.d.) coated with a 0.5 m film of OV-215 vinyl... [Pg.220]

Diuretic. Fluidex and Odrinil, two prescription drugs that relieve premenstrual bloating, both contain buchu. [Pg.132]

Buchu leaves Diosmin, hesperidin Reflux with MeOH, filtration C-18 MeOH-H20 HPLC/UV (345 nm) 5 mg/L 30... [Pg.64]

As a reliable tonic diuretic, the medicine is much appreciated in kidney and bladder disorders, whether acute or chronic. Although frequently successful when taken alone, it is more usually prescribed with other agents such as Parsley Piert, Uva Ursi, and Buchu. The berries are sometimes included with suitable alteratives in formula for rheumatic complaints. [Pg.56]

DIURETICS Enhance the secretion of urine.—Broom, Buchu, Celery, Clivers, Eryngo, Gravel Root, Juniper, Parsley Piert, Pellitory-of-the-Wall, Shepherd s Purse, Wild Carrot. [Pg.103]

The reaction of pulegone or isopulegone with hydrogen sulphide in triethyl-amine leads to the interesting p-menthane-8-thiol-3-one (163), a constituent of Buchu leaf oil Barosina betulina Bartl., Rutaceae), which has a black-currant flavour. Reductive dimerization of pulegone affords the alcohol (164), which... [Pg.31]

Ext. Buchu Fluldum (fluldextract of Buchu) Used In urinary tract and bladder Inflammations. [Pg.120]

Hospitals, such as the one at Fort Sumner, Maryland, utilized a wider array of substances, but familiar items appear with predictable regularity. Mercurials, opium, ipecac, quinine sulfate, morphine, and Dover s powder predominate. Less frequent, but by no means rare, were syrup of squills, zingiber (ginger), buchu, iron, Seidlitz powder, cinchona, castor oil, and copaiba. [Pg.135]

Uncaria tomentosa (cat s claw) Agathosma betulina (buchu)... [Pg.1618]

Senecio species (ragwort) Asteraceae (aster) Buchu Agathosma betulina... [Pg.1620]

Agathosma betulina (buchu) contains diosmin (venos-mine), and a synthetic form of diosmin is also available. It has been used to treat the pain and bleeding of hemorrhoids (1). [Pg.3087]

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