Assessment of Toxicity and Wound Healing Activity of Extract.

Aim: The aim of the study was to assess the toxicity profile of extract and evaluate its wound healing activity.

Methods: wound healing activity of extract (5% and 10%) was performed using Clonogenic and Scratch assays. The toxicity profile of extract ointment was evaluated on animals using acute toxicity and dermal toxicity tests.

The Indian Magical Herb 'Sanjeevni' ( L.) - A Promising Anti-inflammatory Phytomedicine for the Treatment of Patients with Inflammatory Skin Diseases.

Objectives: s L. (family: Selaginaceae), is often used in traditional Indian systems of medicine for the prevention and cure of several disorders and for the treatment of patient with spermatorrhoea, venereal disease, constipation, colitis, urinary tract infections, fever, epilepsy, leucorrhoea, beri-beri and cancer. It is also used as a strength tonic.

Ulcer healing potential of ethanolic extract of Caralluma attenuata on experimental diabetic rats.

Introduction: Available data indicated that diabetes mellitus (DM) increases the vulnerability of the gastric ulcers and the need of the hour is to develop effective agents to treat ulcer with diabetes for better patient compliance and cost effectiveness. The ulcer-healing properties of ethanolic extract of Caralluma attenuata (CAEt) against both chemically- and physically induced gastric ulcers in experimental rats are recently studied.

Aim: To assess the ulcer healing potential of Ethanolic Extract of Caralluma attenuata on Experimental Diabetic Rats.