THE ROLE OF THE SENNA PLANT IN MEDICINE AND THE PROPERTIES OF THIS PREPARATION

Medicinal plant materials containing anthracene derivatives have been and remain in the center of attention of researchers involved in the development of laxatives. This series traditionally includes senna sharpleaf (Fabaceae), sea buckthorn laxative (Rhamnus cathartica, Rhanmaceae) and, to a lesser extent, rhubarb (Rheum palmatum, buckwheat family Polygonaceae) and horse sorrel (Rumex conferheate Polygonaceae). The popularity of phytopreparations, especially in the treatment of chronic diseases, including the treatment of pathologies of the gastrointestinal tract, due to a number of advantages inherent in phytopreparations. Horse stubble belongs to the number of medicinal plants, the potential of which has not been fully disclosed from the point of view of modern medicine and pharmacy.

Medicinal plant materials containing anthracene derivatives have been and remain in the center of attention of researchers involved in the development of laxatives. This series traditionally includes senna sharpleaf (Fabaceae), sea buckthorn laxative (Rhamnus cathartica, Rhanmaceae) and, to a lesser extent, rhubarb (Rheum palmatum, buckwheat family Polygonaceae) and horse sorrel (Rumex conferheate Polygonaceae).  Thus, the study of the chemical composition of the studied raw materials and the preparations developed on its basis, and the data to solve these analytical problems in terms of modern requirements of pharmacopoeial analysis (objectivity, unification of methods, use of standard substances), to ensure the quality of MRS “Sorrel” and phytopreparation on its basis, as well as the rational use of the plant in scientific medicine and pharmacy.  Medicinal plant raw materials containing anthracene derivatives have been and remain in the center of attention of researchers engaged in the development of laxatives. This series traditionally includes senna sharpleaf (o Fabaceae), hornwort (Rhmnus cahrtica, family Rhamnceae) and, to a lesser extent, rhubarb (Rhum palmtum, buckwheat family Polygaceae) and horse sorrel (Rmex confrtusa, family).  The popularity of herbal medicines is due to a number of advantages inherent in herbal preparations, especially in the treatment of chronic diseases, including the treatment of gastrointestinal pathologies. Horse sorrel is one of the medicinal nouns whose potential has not been fully unraveled in terms of modern medicine and pharmacy. So, a number of questions related to the completeness and reliability of information about the chemical composition of this plant and the solution of the problem of standardization of raw materials were collected.