Phytotherapy

Shiso

Perilla frutescens · Perilla · Zi Su

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Mechanism

Shiso ist der japanische Name für Perilla frutescens und teilt deren Phytochemie (Rosmarinsäure, Anthocyane, Alpha-Linolensäure). Antioxidative und entzündungsmodulierende Effekte sind in vitro beschrieben. Wie bei Perilla ist der Perillaketon-Chemotyp zu beachten; Pferdedaten fehlen.

Cautions

· Perillaketon-Chemotypen potenziell lungentoxisch - Herkunft/Chemotyp prüfen
· Datenlage beim Pferd begrenzt
· Warnung: Shiso = Perilla frutescens; Perillaketon lungentoxisch - große/wilde Mengen meiden.

Sources

VO (EG) 767/2009Verordnung (EG) Nr. 767/2009 - Inverkehrbringen und Verwendung von Futtermitteln

Equiterna Score

57/100

solid

Science4.4/10

Practical experience6/10

Safety7.2/10

Overall score scale

high overall75–100solid55–74limited0–54

How the Equiterna Score is built

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An editorial assessment of the evidence and safety situation — not a healing claim and not an individual recommendation. It does not replace veterinary advice.

DosageKeine etablierte Referenzdosis für Pferde; chemotyp-abhängig.

AMG statusComplementary feed

FEI statusNot listed

SafetyVery safe

Evidenceemerging

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