Labiatic acid

Labiatic acid, rosmarinic acid Rosmarinic acid, labiatic acid, camosic acid, camosol Labiatic acid... 

Rosemary extracts have antioxidative properties comparable to those of butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA) and butylated hydro-xytoluene (BHT) camosic acid and labiatic acid are reported as active components (see sage)P As such, rosemary constituents and extracts show potential as chemo-preventive, radioprotective, neuroprotective, antimutagenic, antihepatotoxic, and antiul-cerogenic agents. ... 

Sage extracts, like those of rosemary, have strong antioxidant activities in vitro and in vivo labiatic acid, carnosic acid, and the phenolic acids are reported to be the active compounds (see rosemary). Sage oil displayed chemopreventive activity against... 

Other constituents present include labiatic acid, proteins (ca. 7%), vitamins (especially vitamin A), and minerals (especially Ca and K), among others (marsh). ... 

Thyme oil and thymol have been demonstrated to have antioxidative activities on dehydrated pork. The labiatic acid present in thyme as well as in maqoram, oregano, sage, and other plants of the mint family also has antioxidative properties (see maijonan, rosemary, and sage). 

Extracts of sweet maijoram have antioxidant/ free radical scavenging properties that are in part due to labiatic, ursolic and camosic acids, and camosol and phenolic compounds. The antioxidant activity is reflected in the ability of the volatile oil and different maijoram extracts to act as liver and kidney chemopreventive agents against lead acetate toxicity in mice. ... 

Other constituents present include tannins flavonoids (e.g., quercitin, eridictyol, cirsili-neol) " caffeic, rosmarinic, labiatic, ursolic, and oleanolic acids hydroxyjasmone glucoside acetophenone glycosides and... 

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