NAFLD Flashcards

1
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Key actions?

A

alterative and hepatic

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2
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Key treatment principles?

A

overall flavour should be bitter and cool.
food and exercise

Protip: look for constipation, treat this first

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3
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Primary botanical actions?

A

hepatic and bitter

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4
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Secondary, supportive and others botanical actions to consider?

A

hepatoprotective
carminative
laxative

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5
Q

what is the action of Barberry (berberis vulgaris)

A

Hepatic

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6
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What herbs are hepatics other than barberry?

A

bupleurum, burdock, gentian, yellow dock, peony, sweet wormwoods, andrographis, schisandra

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7
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what action does milk thistle (silybum marianum) and schisandra have?

A

hepatoprotective

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8
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what herbs are hepatics and laxatives?

A

Burdock (arctium lappa)

yellow dock (rumex crispus)

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9
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what herbs are carminative and hepatic?

A

Gentian
Yarrow
Archangelica
sweet wormwood

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10
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What is a relevant herb drug interaction for Berberis vulgaris?

A

May augment the effect of diabetes medications

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11
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what herbs should be avoided in pregnancy and lactation?

A

Berberis vulgaris (barberry)

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