17SW08 - Molecular Mechanisms of Action for the "Blood Movers" in Circulatory Disorders Format:Audio This talk brings them alive

This talk brings them alive

2013 Southwest Conference on Botanical Medicine: Conference Book

The Use of Botanicals in Treating Inflammation 108 Jill E Stansbury

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17SW08 - Molecular Mechanisms of Action for the "Blood Movers" in Circulatory Disorders Format:Audio This talk brings them aliveSpeaker: Jill Stansbury. The term "blood mover" from Traditional Chinese Medicine embraces the multiple effects of Angelica, Ginkgo, Zingiber and other herbs in treating vascular congestion, hypertension, clots and fluid stasis. This presentation explores the molecular mechanisms of action of these herbs, which helps explain how they effect platelets, inflammatory mediators and endothelial tissues, thus lending them efficacy in treating blood clots,