Pharmacological studies on Salvia haematodes Wall.
The aqueous extract of the root of Salvia haematodes has been investigated for its pharmacological actions on the cardiovascular and central nervous system. It was found to possess significant cardiotonic and anticonvulsant activities. It was not found toxic up to the dose of 5 g/kg given orally in order to evaluate its acute toxicity.
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