Hypoglycaemic property of shilajeet and yashada bhasma.

Anc Sci Life

Department of Kayachikitsa, Institute of medical Science, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi - 221005.

Published: October 1996

Hypoglycaemic activity of shilajeet and Yashada Bhasma was determined in normoglycaemic and alloxanized rats. Significant activity was observed in the treated groups. However, the activity was found to be comparatively milder in shilajatu treated rats compared to Yashada bhasma treated rats.

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