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- Many new drugs derived from Chinese medicine are being developed to treat severe cardiovascular diseases, emphasizing the need for strict monitoring of their content.
- Over the past 50 years, researchers have increasingly focused on the role of trace elements in treating these diseases.
- The study used AAS to analyze trace elements like V, Mo, Ni, and Hg in Chinese medicines, finding they contain beneficial amounts of these elements, which may enhance treatment effectiveness.
Article Abstract
Aimed at curing life-threatening cardiovascular diseases, many new drugs containing Chinese medicines have been developed for commercial use. It is critical that the contents of these drugs are well monitored and controlled. In the last five decades, understanding the effects of trace elements on treating cardiovascular diseases has drawn more and more attention of researchers. In the present study, AAS was used to measure the amounts of V, Mo, Ni and Hg in several Chinese medicines treating cardiovascular diseases, such as Di Ao Xinxue Kang capsule etc. The results revealed that all Chinese medicines under study are rich in trace elements. Furthermore, the authors' data exhibit the potential therapeutic effects of V, Mo and Ni in treating cardiovascular diseases. By providing the measurements and fingerprints of trace elements found in Chinese medicines treating cardiovascular diseases, the authors' report offers theoretical support to the potential effectiveness of trace elements in combating cardiovascular diseases.
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