Aloe Vera ve Centella Asiatica

Abstract

Giderek artan oranda kullanılan bitkisel ürünler, bilinçsiz kullanıma sebep olmaktadır. Hekimlerin kullanılan bitkisel ürünler hakkında bilgi sahibi olması ile bu durum engellenebilir. Bu derlemede yaygın kullanım alanı bulan Aloe vera (sarı sabır) ve Centella asiatica (gotu kola) bitkileri ele alınmaktadır

Keywords

• Fitoterapi,sarı sabır,Gotu Kola

Aloe Vera and Centella Asiatica

Abstract

The increasing usage of herbal products/drugs in medical practice has become a risk for unconscious use. It has been essential to become knowledgeable about the herbal products used by physicians to prevent the irresponsible use of herbal products. In this review, the use of Aloe vera and Centellae  asiatica with a broadened usage area are discussed.

Keywords

• Phytotherapy,Aloe vera,Centella Asiatica

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