Anti-Ulcer Activity of Sechium Edule Ethanolic Fruit Extract
Journal Title: The Pharma Innovation - Year 2012, Vol 1, Issue 5
Abstract
Treatment with ethanolic extract of sechium edule fruit at a dose of 500mg/kg p.o significantly protected the ulceration induced by aspirin. Sechium edule fruit at a dose of 500mg/kg dody weight p.o. significantly reduced total acidity, free acidity, gastric output and increases the PH of gastric secretion.
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Gandhu Sateesh , Syed Fathullah Hussaini , Gone Santhosh Kumar , Bodavula Samba Siva Rao
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