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Über neurogene Wirkungen von Ruta graveolens

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Die Wein-oder Gartenraute, Ruta graveolens (Abb. 1), gehört wie der bei uns seltene Diptam zur Familie der Rutaceen. Diese sind in gemäßigt trok-ken-warmen Regionen verbreitete, etwa 60 Arten umfassende strauchartige Gewächse. Wäßrige Auszüge von Ruta graveolens und Ruta chalepensis werden, per os appliziert, vorwiegend in einigen Ländern Südamerikas, aber auch in Indien und anderenorts in der Volksmedizin u. a. als Antihelminthikum, Emetikum, Abortivum und interessanterweise als Spasmolytikum und Lokalanästhetikum eingesetzt [Minker et al., 1979; Montes Giraldo, 1981]. Besonders bemerkenswert erschienen uns die in fast allen Quellen ähnlich wiederkehrenden Angaben über günstige Wirkungen auf die gestörte Motorik.

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Bautz, C., Bohuslavizki, K.H., Hänsel, W., Kneip, A., Koppenhöfer, E., Möller, WD. (1990). Über neurogene Wirkungen von Ruta graveolens . In: Albrecht, H., Franz, G. (eds) Naturheilverfahren. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-87580-9_6

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