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CASE 1 Echinacea, or the purple cornflower, has been used for centuries for its medicinal effects. Of the most commonly used species Echinacea angustifolia, Echinacea purpurea, and Echinacea pallida ; , E purpurea has become one of the most popular herbal supplements in Europe and the United States.12 Today, Echinacea is popularly known as an immuneenhancing agent for shortening the duration of common URIs. Relative composition of active components varies by species, growth conditions, and stage of development at time of harvest. Commercial preparations contain various amounts of any or all 3 species and may contain plant or herb ; portions only, root portions only, or both.12, 13 Both murine and human studies support the immune-enhancing effect of Echinacea. Purified polysaccharide portions of E purpurea were shown in vitro to significantly increase murine macrophage production of interleukin IL ; 1, IL-6, and TNF- compared with controls, but to a lesser extent than that induced by lipopolysaccharides LPSs ; , and to have no effect on T-cell activation or B-cell proliferation.14, 15 The first of these studies 14 showed that macrophage cytotoxic effects increased to a degree comparable to that induced by interferon gamma. These results were achieved in both peritoneal macrophages collected after stimulation by intraperitoneal injection of either starch or thioglycolate ; and bone marrowderived macrophages, whose activity would not be influenced by prior activation or coexisting T lymphocytes. The second study15 demonstrated that macrophage activity increased 10-fold in vivo after intravenous IV ; injection of the purified polysaccharide. An in vitro study4 on human lymphocytes confirmed that E purpurea had no lymphoproliferative effect and showed no effect on lymphocyte production of IL-2 or IL-10. Burger et al16 first reported use of an unpurified extract of E purpurea in human macrophages, which increased production of IL-1, IL-10, and TNF- to levels comparable to that achieved with LPSs. Production of IL-6 was stimulated to levels less than that accomplished by LPSs. To address the questionable reliability of applying in vitro and IV in vivo studies to the situation of ingested Echinacea, Rininger et al17 subjected extracts of both the E purpurea and E angustifolia species to a simulated digestion protocol, before applying the extracts to murine macrophages, and found increased production of IL-1, IL-6, IL-10, TNF- , and nitric oxide as a measure of macrophage activity ; . Echinacea has shown stimulating effects on natural killer NK ; cells. 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