Meanings of astragalus in English

This is the Medicago astragalus, two beds of which are seen in Fig.

Don't use vitamin A, thymus extracts, or astragalus during pregnancy.

Many herbalists like to combine echinacea with gold-enseal and astragalus.

Every bone was in its natural place, the femur, tibia, fibula, ankle-bone, or astragalus, all in juxtaposition.

Among other commonly used herbal medications, astragalus appeared to have either no evidence or conflicting evidence of benefit and limited side effects.

The head of the astragalus is very prominent on the outer side, the scaphoid being depressed downward and inward away from it.

The astragalus had been reduced to a mere shell of compact tissue, and the convexity of the articular surface was altogether lost.

Endocytosis of fluorescence-labeled dextran and L. acidophilus in the presence of elderberry fruit or astragalus root extract was evaluated in dendritic cells.

The medial (internal lateral) ligament serves to join the medial (internal) tibial malleolus with tibial tarsal (astragalus) and other tarsal bones.

The astragalus is almost of normal shape; the trochlea is slightly prolonged anteriorly, especially on the inner side, from contact with the tibial articular surface.

L. plantarum fermented Astragalus is expected to be a novel feed additive used in poultry production.

When the light returns, Astragalus has vanished and Rappelkopf stands before his family in his own form.

Astragalus however merely advises him to return to his family, whom he left in sorrow and anxiety.

-Echinacea, astragalus, goldenseal capsules or tincture for cold and flu prevention.

Astragalus is the least-studied agent.

As examples, he specifies to me, with doubt, Chrysosplenium oppositifolium; Isnardia palustris; Astragalus hypoglottis; Thlaspi alpestre; Arenaria verna; Lythrum hyssopifolium.