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Teucrium marum
A small Mediterranean shrub that drives cats wild (like catnip) and was traditionally used as a stimulant and decongestant.
Cat Thyme (Teucrium marum) is a Mediterranean shrub historically used as a stimulant and decongestant, with traditional applications for nasal polyps and congestion. Its primary active compounds include dolichodial, marumisin, and volatile oils, which contribute to its decongestant and anti-inflammatory effects. Modern use is largely homeopathic due to concerns over hepatotoxicity from the Teucrium genus.
Dolichodial and marumisin are iridoid compounds that may stimulate nasal secretions and reduce inflammation via modulation of TRP channels and inhibition of cyclooxygenase enzymes. The volatile oils exhibit mild expectorant and antimicrobial properties. However, the presence of furan-containing neoclerodane diterpenoids in Teucrium species can induce hepatotoxicity through cytochrome P450 activation and glutathione depletion.
A small Mediterranean shrub that drives cats wild (like catnip) and was traditionally used as a stimulant and decongestant.
Cat Thyme (Teucrium marum) is a Mediterranean shrub historically used as a stimulant and decongestant, with traditional applications for nasal polyps and congestion. Its primary active compounds include dolichodial, marumisin, and volatile oils, which contribute to its decongestant and anti-inflammatory effects. Modern use is largely homeopathic due to concerns over hepatotoxicity from the Teucrium genus.
Dolichodial and marumisin are iridoid compounds that may stimulate nasal secretions and reduce inflammation via modulation of TRP channels and inhibition of cyclooxygenase enzymes. The volatile oils exhibit mild expectorant and antimicrobial properties. However, the presence of furan-containing neoclerodane diterpenoids in Teucrium species can induce hepatotoxicity through cytochrome P450 activation and glutathione depletion.