Experimental and Therapeutic Trials of Amygdalin

  • Salama R
  • Ramadan A
  • Alsanory T
  • et al.
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Abstract

Natural substances and alternative medications such as amygdalin gained huge popularity in treating various diseases due to wide availability and relatively low cost. Nevertheless, their use may cause serious side effects unless appropriate doses are considered. Therefore, this review illustrates the purported anticancer activity of amygdalin as well as its other effects on different body systems. For instance, the endocrine, urinary, genital and respiratory systems, considering its toxic side effects. Also, this review mentions a variety of clinical trials using amygdalin on both, humans and animals.

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Salama, R. H., Ramadan, A. E. R. G., Alsanory, T. A., Herdan, M. O., Fathallah, O. M., & Alsanory, A. A. (2019). Experimental and Therapeutic Trials of Amygdalin. International Journal of Biochemistry and Pharmacology, 1(1), 21–26. https://doi.org/10.18689/ijbp-1000105

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