• FEATURE ARTICLES • PLANTS • UPDATES • |
| MEDICINAL PLANTS |
| Expiration Dates of Drugs: Myths, Do's and Don'ts |
| The Story Behind the Medicinal Plant Compilation (May 2021) |
| The Complete Updated List of Philippine Medicinal Plants in Tagalog and English | _
| List of Understudied Philippine Medicinal Plants |
| Abuse and Plagiarism of the Compilation on Philippine Medicinal Plants Under the Guise of Fair Use |
| List of Plants with Known Toxicity |
| Herb-Drug Interactions |
| RECENT MEDICINAL PLANT UPDATES |
| Pechay (Chinese cabbage) 3/31 |
Dapong-kahoy 4/8 |
Sabilau (Spreading dayflower) 4/9 |
Mickey mouse plant 4/10 |
| Lima-lima (Five fingers) 4/10 |
Repolyo (Cabbage) 4/11 |
Gulaman (Agar-agar) 4/12 |
Lagdangang-bibit 4/18 |
| Dilang-butiki (Creeping dentella) 4/19 |
Kangitngit (Mile-a-minute) 4/20 |
Damong-bingkalat (Little tree) 4/26 |
Corazon de Maria (Heart of Jesus) 4/27 |
| Sapote (Ebony persimmon) 4/28 |
Amapola (Confederate rose) 5/1 |
Bamban (Common donax) 5/1 |
Bayabas (Guava) 5/2 |
| Sampa-sampalukan (Stone breaker) 5/2 |
Sirit-sirit (African tulip tree) 5/3 |
Seifriz's palm (Bamboo palm) 5/4 |
Tangalo (Calappa palm) 5/6 |
| Rose of Venezuela (Mountain rose) 5/6 |
Rabbit's foot fern 5/7 |
Daynon (Chinese knotweed) 5/9 |
Uraro (Arrowroot) 5/13 |
| Langka (Jackfruit) 5/13 |
Payang-payang (Angel locks) 5/15 |
Prutas-baguio (Stinking passion) 5/16 |
Ribbon fern (Adder's tongue fern) 5/17 |
| Manzanilla (Ground apple) 5/19 |
Pusong-lutang (Floating heart) 5/20 |
Alas doce (Kenaf) 5/21 |
Patolang-gubat 6/7 |
| Durian 6/9 |
Marabutan (Curtain fig) 6/11 |
Ayo (Terastigma harmandii) 6/28 |
Bay leaf (Laurel) 7/21 |
| Subsuban (Bearded knotweed) 7/23 |
Bitsuelas (Common bean) 7/24 |
Saga (Rosary beads) 7/28 |
Lilyturf (Monkey grass) 7/30 |
| Common maidenhair fern 8/1 |
Kuisia (Slender golden shower) 8/9 |
Romero (Rosemary) 8/13 |
Kakaw (Cocoa, Chocolate tree) 8/14 |
| Kuoit-kupit (Kidney-leaf morning glory) 8/15 |
Damong-mabaho (Malay blumea) 8/21 |
Sambong (Blumea camphor) 8/22 |
Platito (Saucer leaf) 8/23 |
| Kulangan 8/23 |
Bagauak (Fireworks) 8/24 |
Kantutan (Stink vine) 8/28 |
Bagawak (Toothed philodendron) 8/29 |
| Api-api (Indian mangrove) 8/29 |
Ilang-ilang (Perfume tree) 9/10 |
Himbabao (Birch flower) 9/11 |
Pakong-tulog (Resurrection fern) 9/12 |
| Prutas-baguio (Stinking passion flower) 9/13 |
Gingging (Gin berry) 9/19 |
Fiddle leaf (Banjo fig ) 9/21 |
Hauili (Septic fig ) 9/21 |
| Kris plant (Kalis dagger) 9/23 |
Santol (Lolly fruit) 9/24 |
Bukawe (Sweet bamboo) 9/26 |
Libas (Wild mango) 9/27 |
| Pigeon orchid (White dove orchid) 9/28 |
Balu (Cordia fragrantissima) 9/28 |
Binayuyo (Black currant tree) 9/29 |
Barubo (Aristolochia philippinensis) 9/30 |
| Aroma (Sweet acacia) 9/30 |
Manga (Mango) 10/6 |
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| NEW MEDICINAL PLANT ENTRIE9 |
| Bleeding heart vine (Glory tree) 11/2 |
Apiit (Sweet viburnum) 11/15 |
Rattan (Common rattan) 11/16 |
Atalba (Luzon viburnum) 11/29 |
| Bingas (Sea beam) 1/31/22 |
Lubeg (Philippine cherry) 3/15 |
Lapnis (Paper mulberry) 3/23 |
Longan (Dragon's eye) 3/25 |
| Pitogong-dagat (Sea cycad) 3/27 |
African talisay (Madagascar almond) 4/10 |
Mangkono (Philippine ironwood) 4/12 |
Milk thistle (Silymarin) 4/18 |
| Lauan-puti (White lauan) 5/1 |
Lauan-pula (Red lauan) 5/4
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Malapapaya 5/6 |
Madre De Agua (Nacedero) 6/5 |
| Baleteng-liitan (Curtain Fig) 6/19 |
Bagaluñga (Malabar neemwood) 7/16 |
Paraiso (Bead tree) 7/28 |
Lakatan (Dessert bananatree) 8/26 |
| Bungalon-puti (Olive mangrove) 8/30 |
Palaypay (Mangrove fern) 8/31 |
Tinduk-tindukan (River mangrove) 9/1 |
Saging-saging (Goat's horn mangrove) 9/2 |
| Maragomon (Dungun air) 9/3 |
Pototan-lalaki (White Burma mangrove) 9/4 |
Miagos (Green aralia) 9/5 |
Karakandang (Upriver orange mangrove) 9/6 |
| Lagiwliw (Sea holly) 9/7 |
Langarai (Small flower bruguiera) 9/8 |
Peruvian apple (Queen of the night) 9/10 |
Paho (Pahutan mango) 9/11 |
| Kalukoi (Hard fig) 9/11 |
Huani (Fragrant mango) 9/13 |
Bachang (Horse mango) 9/14 |
Flor de luna (Moon flower) 9/15 |
| Is-is (Scouring leaf) 9/16 |
Delta fig (Mistletoe fig) 9/18 |
Baleteng-kapalan (Collared fig) 9/20 |
Chinese taro (Buddha's palm) 9/22 |
| Seashore mangosteen 9/25 |
Mariig (Shore eugenia) 9/26 |
Bignay-hapon 9/29 |
Goji berry (Wolfberry) 10/1 |
| Bago (Melinjo / Spanish joint fir) 10/4 |
Angel grass (Bright star plant) 10/5 |
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Among patients hospitalized for COVID-19, who had been taking statins, there was substantially greater than 40% rediction in mortality and greater than 25% reduction in risk of developing a severe outcome. (Medscape Medical News) |
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