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Elymus repens radix
Forme racine-rhizome de l'herbe de couch pour apaiser les voies urinaires et faciliter le passage des calculs rénaux.
Couch Grass Root (Elymus repens radix) is a traditional European urinary demulcent and diuretic, used to soothe the urinary tract and facilitate the passage of kidney stones. Its primary active compounds include triticin, inositol, mannitol, mucilage, and phenolic acids, which contribute to its anti-inflammatory, diuretic, and antimicrobial properties. Clinical evidence is limited (Level C), but it is widely employed for urinary tract infections, dysuria, and as an adjunct in kidney stone management.
The diuretic action is attributed to mannitol and inositol, which increase osmotic water excretion and renal blood flow. Mucilage provides a demulcent coating to irritated urinary mucosa, reducing inflammation and pain. Phenolic acids (e.g., ferulic, p-coumaric) exhibit antimicrobial activity against uropathogens and inhibit calcium oxalate crystallization, potentially preventing stone formation. Triticin, a fructan, may modulate gut microbiota and reduce systemic inflammation.
Forme racine-rhizome de l'herbe de couch pour apaiser les voies urinaires et faciliter le passage des calculs rénaux.
Couch Grass Root (Elymus repens radix) is a traditional European urinary demulcent and diuretic, used to soothe the urinary tract and facilitate the passage of kidney stones. Its primary active compounds include triticin, inositol, mannitol, mucilage, and phenolic acids, which contribute to its anti-inflammatory, diuretic, and antimicrobial properties. Clinical evidence is limited (Level C), but it is widely employed for urinary tract infections, dysuria, and as an adjunct in kidney stone management.
The diuretic action is attributed to mannitol and inositol, which increase osmotic water excretion and renal blood flow. Mucilage provides a demulcent coating to irritated urinary mucosa, reducing inflammation and pain. Phenolic acids (e.g., ferulic, p-coumaric) exhibit antimicrobial activity against uropathogens and inhibit calcium oxalate crystallization, potentially preventing stone formation. Triticin, a fructan, may modulate gut microbiota and reduce systemic inflammation.