shown abortive effects, specifically implantation, premature infant losses, and paralyzing sperm activities.The chemical composition analysis of Ruta Graveolens listed 50-120 different compounds among which Kuzovkina in his 2004 publication found coumarins and xanthotoxins as the toxic infertility drugs known to man.The most active component of Ruta Graveolens extract is chalepensin, widely known as an anti-fertility drug in mammals.In cultural medicine, Ruta Graveolens is still used as an anti-inflammation, anticancer, antioxidant, antidiabetic, antibacterial, and antifungal medicine.Figure 1 shows a picture of Ruta Graveolens grown in our laboratory.
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