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Effect of shatapaki ksheerabala taila on behaviorof albino wistar rats

By: Bhogate, P. S.
Contributor(s): Sathe, N. S | Sherikar, A. A.
Publisher: Mumbai Indian Drug Manufacture's Association - IDMA 2018Edition: Vol. 55 (05) May.Description: 57-62.Subject(s): PHARMACEUTICS | CNS | CNS depressive activity In: Indian drugsSummary: Shatapaki Ksheerbala Taila (SKT) is a herbal formulation in oil form which is used for treating central nervous system disorders, rheumatism and insomnia. The current study was conducted in Wistar rats for evaluating the effect of Shatapaki Ksheerbala Taila (SKT) on Central Nervous System (CNS). The study drug was given in the dosage of 0.9mL/kg and 9 mL/kg body weight. Diazepam 3mg/kg body weight was used as standard drug. It was observed that the administration of SKT to rats significantly changes their behavioural pattern, indicating the modulation of CNS activity by SKT.
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Shatapaki Ksheerbala Taila (SKT) is a herbal formulation in oil form which is used for treating central nervous system disorders, rheumatism and insomnia. The current study was conducted in Wistar rats for evaluating the effect of Shatapaki Ksheerbala Taila (SKT) on Central Nervous System (CNS). The study drug was given in the dosage of 0.9mL/kg and 9 mL/kg body weight. Diazepam 3mg/kg body weight was used as standard drug. It was observed that the administration of SKT to rats significantly changes their behavioural pattern, indicating the modulation of CNS activity by SKT.

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