Gregória Oliveria’s research while affiliated with Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul and other places

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Traditional Amazonian Nerve Tonics as Antidepressant Agent
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July 1992

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Journal of Herbs Spices & Medicinal Plants

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Gregória Oliveria

A collection of traditional medicine substances have been used as tonics or stimulants by indigenous people of Brazil for thousands of years. Since such substances may represent a source of potentially active drugs for treating various mental diseases, natural products used by the Caboclos, a population native to the Amazon, were reviewed. Special attention has been paid to Chaunochiton kappleri (Sagot ex Engler) Ducke, a species observed in the upland rain forests and savanna forests in the Brazilian portion of Amazonia. This plant, considered highly effective, is used as treatment for "nerve weakness," a traditional syndrome that resembles depressive disorders.

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... [3] Thus, this methodological tool permitted the organization of (Pinto, 2012). It is also known by other names and is used by Amazonian indigenous peoples as a "nerve tonic" (Elisabetsky, Figueiredo, and Oliveria, 1992 [1] I have already published a specific article with some preliminary results, regarding the case of the Kampô frog, in which I try to point out indicators concerning the possible appropriation of traditional knowledge associated with a natural genetic resource: the biochemicals extracted from the secretion of the tree frog (Feres, 2022) . ...

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Patent rights and misappropriation of traditional knowledge: the case of the Amazonian Mirantã
Traditional Amazonian Nerve Tonics as Antidepressant Agent

Journal of Herbs Spices & Medicinal Plants