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. 2023 May 12;102(19):e33636. doi: 10.1097/MD.0000000000033636

Table 5.

Potential effects of Citrus aurantifolia swings in treatment of CHF.

Study Therapeutic component Dose/active constitute/extract Type of study Major findings/mechanism
Souza et al[128] Inotropic aqueous extract of C aurantifolia In vitro rat aorta Negative inotropic and chronotropic effects on the heart contractile activity
Akhtar[129] Antihypertensive methanol extract of C aurantifolia 0.75mg orally In vivo rats Significantly reduced systolic blood pressure, mean blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure, heart rate and body weight in both normotensive and hypertensive experimental models
Souza et al[128] Antihypertensive aqueous extract of C aurantifolia In vivo rabbit Dose-dependent and significant decrease in blood pressure of adrenalin-evoked hypertension
Hashemipour et al[131] Antihypertensive C aurantifolia peels Triple-masked randomized controlled trial in adolescents with excess weight SBP was significantly decreased in intervention group in a before-after analysis
Siti et al[132] Antihypertensive Citrus leaf extract In vivo palm oil induced-hypertension Sprague Dawley rats Reduce blood pressure, thromboxane and angiotensin-1 converting enzyme
Souza et al[128] Vasodilator aqueous extract of C aurantifolia In vivo rabbit Dose dependent relaxation of contractions produced by adrenalin

CHF = chronic heart failure, SBP = systolic blood pressure.