The structure of the Plantago Major plant includes a remarkable glycoside of the monoterpene class (iridoid) called Aucubin. This glycoside has been studied and numerous scientific papers have been written about this particular member of the monoterpene family. The general characteristics of the iridoid monoterpene are as follows:

1. Sedative
2. Anesthetic
3. Analeptic
4. Anaseptic (Anti-viral)
5. Anti-toxic
6. Anti-Histaminic
7. Anti-Inflammatory
8. Anti-Rheumatic
9. Anti-Tumor (Anti-Blastic, Anti-Cancer, Anti-Carcinogenic)
10. . Diuretic
11. . Expectorant
12. . Hypotensive
13. . Organoleptic (Odor, Taste)

 The anti-toxic, anti-inflammatory and expectorant characteristics suggest why the plant is useful in lung disorders, and as inferences as to the effect of the Plantago Major on smokers. Exact cause and effect relationships are not yet fully understood. However, the above suggests real reasons for the noted effects on smokers.

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