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khella

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ammi visnaga

Last Update: 2012-09-12
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(interestingly, intal is derived from a mediterranean herb named khella.)

Spanish

(curiosamente, el intal es derivado de una hierba mediterránea llamada khella.)

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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the herbs khella and coleus forskohlii are also sometimes recommended, but as yet no meaningful evidence supports their use in angina.

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las hierbas visnaga y coleus forskohlii también son algunas veces recomendadas, pero hasta ahora ninguna evidencia respalda su uso para la angina.

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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the herbs hawthorn, khella, and coleus forskohlii are often recommended for angina by herbalists, but as yet there is no meaningful evidence that they work.

Spanish

las hierbas espino, visnaga y coleus forskohlii con frecuencia son recomendadas por los herbolarios, pero hasta ahora no hay evidencia significativa de que funcionen.

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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khellin, an extract of the fruit of the mediterranean plant khella ( ammi visnaga), is closely related to the standard psoralen drug methoxsalen.

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khella, un extracto de la fruta de la planta mediterránea khella ( ammi visnaga), está relacionada muy de cerca con el medicamento estándar psoralen methoxsalen.

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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over the centuries, the andean peoples of bolivia have wisely been guided by three fundamental rules which, in the quechua language, are: "ama sua, ama llulla, ama khella ", meaning "do not steal, do not be idle, do not lie ".

Spanish

los pueblos andinos de bolivia se han guiado sabiamente, a lo largo de los siglos, por tres reglas fundamentales, que en idioma quechua dicen: “ama sua, ama llulla, ama khella”, expresiones que respectivamente significan: “no seas ladrón, no seas ocioso, no seas mentiroso”.

Last Update: 2016-11-30
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