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Mekkonen et al. demonstrated cytotoxicity at a high level of extract(500 µg/ml).“. . .a highly significant . . . decrease in the percentage ofviable hepatocytes was found after incubating the cellswith the highest concentration (500 µg/ml) of the ethanolleaf and seed extracts of Moringa stenopetala. . .”[Mekonnen et al., (2005) Phytotherapy Research 19: 870-875]?????Is this a problem vis-à-vis supplementary feeding of human beings?At some level, all plant extracts will have a deleterious effect oncultured cells.How does this cytotoxicity relate to pathology and to the humancondition?(ug extract / ml of culture medium vs. grams of intake of food or foodproduct per day)?
Effects of plant extracts on cultured Hepa1c1c7 cells
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