Possible gut Inhibitory Effect of Marjoram (Origanum majorana L.) Explains its Medicinal Use in Diarrhea and Gut Hyperactivity

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

1. Acetylcholine 9%
2. Antidiarrheal Agent 36%
3. Antiinfective Agent 13%
4. Antimicrobial Agent 18%
5. Antioxidant 9%
6. Calcium Chloride 13%
7. Calcium Ion 59%
8. Carbachol 18%
9. Castor Oil 13%
10. Diarrhea 100%
11. Diazepam 9%
12. Dicarbonate 9%
13. Diseases 9%
14. EC50 9%
15. Enzyme 9%
16. Essential Oil 13%
17. Glucose 13%
18. Hyperactivity 100%
19. Ileum 9%
20. Marjoram 100%
21. Medicinal Plant 13%
22. Muscle Spasm 13%
23. Origanum 31%
24. Pharmacodynamics 9%
25. Phosphodiesterase 9%
26. Plant Extract 9%
27. Potassium Chloride 9%
28. Potassium Ion 27%
29. Rat 36%
30. Sodium Dihydrogen Phosphate 9%
31. Spasmolytic Agent 27%
32. Table Salt 18%
33. Verapamil 18%