Formulation and preclinical evaluation of Anti-inflammatory activity of Triticum aestivum
Abstract
A wide scope of medical advantages has been credited to wheatgrass, the young grass of the wheat plant Tritium aestivum. Wheat grass is a decent wellspring of mineral supplements. It contains critical measures of iron, phosphorous, magnesium, manganese, copper and zinc. Wheatgrass is a rich supplement of tocopherols with high vitamin E content. Wheatgrass is beneficial in restoring more infections due to its significant function that, it can arrest the development of antagonistic microbes which are responsible for spreading certain diseases. constituents of wheatgrass may be obtained from fresh juice, frozen juice, powder, tablets with compositions differing as per their production methods which otherwise depends on growing conditions of wheatgrass. Anti-inflammatory activity of wheatgrass tablets was assessed by using formalin induced rat paw edema model. The results obtained were compared with aceclofenac, standard drug.
Keywords: Triticum aestivum, Flaxseed gel, Anti-inflammatory, Aceclofenac, Formalin.
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Triticum aestivum, Flaxseed gel, Anti-inflammatory, Aceclofenac, FormalinDOI
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