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Alnus incarna is a medicinal plant, which is a part of alder species, used for its various constituents and actions. It is the acute version of Alnus glutinosa, used in large doses during heart attacks to help save lives and dissolve blood clots.
Pathogens include bacteria such as Staphylococcus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Escherichia coli, and viruses like Avian influenza, which alder can act against.
Betulin is a constituent found in alder species, known for its anti-tumor properties, supporting its use in cancer treatment.
Lupeol is a constituent with anti-tumor properties, present in alder.
Alnus incarna supports cancer treatment by being high in betulin and lupeol, which are anti-tumor agents, and by increasing NK cells.