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• Generic name
  == Drugs == ...nt to an [[International Nonproprietary Name]]. For example the [[list of drugs]] by name includes both [[brand name]]s (with capital initials) and generic
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• Peyote
  [[Category:Drugs]]
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• Catharanthus
  ...s and derivatives, such as [[vinpocetine]], are also used as [[nootropic]] drugs.<ref name=dd>DrugDigest: [http://www.drugdigest.org/DD/PrintablePages/herbM
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• Grape seed extract
  ...ract may help to prevent or control damage to body cells that is caused by drugs, pollution, tobacco, and other toxins. While all of these studies appear pr ...hat taking resveratrol during chemotherapy may allow lower doses of cancer drugs to be effective, thereby limiting the potential for debilitating side effec
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• Atropa
  ...ous. The plant is used in medicine and is the source of atropine and other drugs. Not in cult. in U. S. except in botanic gardens.
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• Poppy
  ...ly as sources of drugs and foods. One species is so widely used, for both drugs and food, that its world production is monitored by international agencies.
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• Tonka bean
  ...agulant and can be lethal in large doses. Many anti-coagulant prescription drugs are based on more powerful forms of coumarin.
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• Kratom
  ...e illegal rather than less, and plans to reclassify it under the dangerous drugs law rather than the less severe poisonous substances laws. ...their list of [http://www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/drugs_concern/index.html "Drugs and Chemicals of Concern."] This list does not appear to indicate anything
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• Meadowsweet
  ...y important class of drugs known as [[NSAIDs|NonSteroidal AntiInflammatory Drugs]], or [[NSAIDs]].
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• Ergot
  ...lso determined that up to 1/3rd of the patients who took either of the two drugs could develop leaky heart valves. Heart valve problems cause shortness of b ...otism (Holmstedt 1978)…<ref>[[Jonathan Ott]], ''Pharmacotheon: Entheogenic Drugs, their Plant Sources and History'' (Kennewick, W.A.: Natural Products Co.,
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• Heimia salicifolia
  {{Mergefrom|Legal drugs#Sinicuichi|date=June 2007}}
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• Apiaceae
  ...fool's parsley (''[[Aethusa cynapium]]'') and others{{SCH}}. The following drugs are obtained from this family: coriander (''[[Coriandrum sativum]]''), ammo
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• Guarana
  ...gs.com also advises not to mix guaraná with [[ephedrine]].<ref>[http://www.drugs.com/mtm/guarana.html]</ref>
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• Strychnos nux-vomica
  ...berry 1 1/2 in. diam., globose, many-seeded. India. — The seeds yield the drugs, nux-vomica and strychnine, and the bark is somewhat used as a tonic.
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• Rue
  ...mation), so it may have limited usefulness. Prescription anti-inflammatory drugs are more effective and safer, however. The source from this http://www.drug
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• Valerian
  [[Category:Drugs]] [[Category:Psychoactive drugs]]
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• Panax quinquefolius
  | title=Comparative study on triterpene saponins of ginseng drugs ...sion from the article “Comparative Study on Triterpene Saponins of Ginseng Drugs” -- by Shu Zhu et al (Planta Medica 2004; 70: 666-677) © Georg Thieme V
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• Datura stramonium
  Datura is occasionally used as an available alternative to illegal drugs. Typically it is not illegal, although some American states do have laws re ...sumption. However, atropine, scopolamine and hyoscyamine are FDA approved drugs that are used everyday for a variety of conditions.
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• Flemingia
  ...cal Board of Bengal; author of "A Catalogue of Indian Medicinal Plants and Drugs," 1810). Leguminosae. Of this genus, two shrubs are cultivated in southern
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• Lactucarium
  [[Category:Psychoactive drugs]]
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