Review Article
Medicinal Uses, Phytochemistry, Pharmacology, and Toxicology of Mentha spicata
Table 1
Medicinal use of M. spicata.
| Used part | Dosage form | Traditional use | References |
| Leaf | Decoction | Diabetes | [1] | Leaf | Decoction | Against stomach disorders | [2] | Leaf, stem | Infusion | Headache, tiredness | [16] | Leaf, stem | Infusion and decoction | Diabetes | [17] | Leaf, flower | Infusion and decoction | Asthma, bronchitis, chest pain, lungs disorder, kidney problems, diuretic | [18] | Leaf | Infusion | Cold and flu, toothache | [19] | Aerial parts | Infusion | Throat affection | [20] | Leaf | Powder | Skin diseases | [21] | Whole plant | Infusion | Aphrodisiac, cold, flatulence, headache, tonic, toothache | [22] | Leaf, stem | Decoction | Against the ailments of intestines | [23] |
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