Neutralization of cholera toxin by Rosaceae family plant extracts

Table 2 Traditional preparation of plant infusions for the treatment of diarrhea in Poland

Plant	Common Name	Used part	dry material weight [g]	Added water [mL]	Concentration (g) / liter^a	Infusion preparation	Daily oral doses	References
Agrimonia eupatoria L.	agrimony	aerial parts	1.5–4	≤ 250	6–16	The stated amount of boiling water is poured over the dry plant powder, covered and incubated for 15 min to 8 h	2–3	[26, 27]
Rubus fruticosus L.	blackberry	leaves	1–2	250	4–8		3^b	[28]
Rubus idaeus L.	raspberry	leaves	1.5–8	150	10–53.3		2–3	[25, 27]
Rosa canina L.	rosehip	fruit	2–5	150	13.3–33.3		≥ 3	[24, 27]
Fragaria vesca L.	wild strawberry	leaves	1–2	250	4–8		3^b	[27, 28]

^aEquivalent amount of dry plant material per liter of hot water to produce a traditional preparation
^bRecommended dose for children is 80–125 mL

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