ArticleJournal of Ayurveda and integrative medicine
Hepatoprotective effect of Lobelia alsinoides Lam. in Wistar rats.
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Abstract
backgroundTraditional healing practitioners of South India use fine paste (an Ayurvedic dosage form known as 'kalka') of Lobelia alsinoides Lam., an ethno medicinal plant for curing hepatic diseases.
objectiveTo evaluate in-vivo hepatoprotective effect of a candidate formulation viz. kalka containing whole plant (L. alsinoides Lam.) in rat model of Carbon-tetrachloride (CCl MATERIALS &
methodsHepatotoxicity was induced in Wistar albino rats by oral administration of 1.25 ml/kg CCl
resultsThe animals treated with the fine paste of L. alsinoides did not show an elevation in the biochemical values compared to CCl
conclusionsFrom the study, it was obvious that L. alsinoides had significant hepatoprotective effect in CCl
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