ArticleInternational journal of environmental research and public health2017
Toxic Elements in Different Medicinal Plants and the Impact on Human Health.
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Abstract
Local medicinal plants from Madina, Saudi Arabia, are used to cure various diseases. However, some can cause adverse health effects. Five different medicinal plants were collected in the city of Madina: mahareeb (
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