The COMPARATIVE STUDY OF GARLIC AND CURCUMIN FOR ITS CARDIOPROTECTIVE PROPERTY

Authors

  • Jayshree Aate Asst. professor, Hi- Tech College of Pharmacy, Chandrapur
  • Satish Kosalge Principal, Hi- Tech College of Pharmacy, Chandrapur
  • Parag Chawre HI-TECH COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, MORWA, CHANDRAPUR
  • Minakshi Sathe Hi-Tech College of Pharmacy, Morwa, Chandrapur
  • Shubhangi Kaurase Hi-Tech College of Pharmacy, Morwa, Chandrapur

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1234/tjpls.v9i4.90

Keywords:

SGOT, SGPT, Cadmium , Serum Protein, Antioxidants, Garlic , Curcumin, Cardioprotective property

Abstract

The combination of garlic and curcumin showed a significant increase in total protein value as compared to cadmium control, thus showing decrease in oxidation of total protein. Garlic and curcumin combination also showed significant reduction in serum enzymes i.e SGOT, SGPT, as compared to other antioxidants and combination. Current study has shown that exposure to cadmium had significant effects on rats blood parameters. In our present study treatment of garlic and curcumin in combination decreased the toxic effects of Cadmium on the hematological values and had a protective role in anaemia induced by cadmium as compared to other antioxidants. The combination of garlic and curcumin was found to be most significantly effective in the treatment of cadmium induced oxidative stress. In current study garlic and curcumin in combination decreased the activity of SOD and Catalase significantly as compared to other treatment groups.

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Published

27-08-2022

How to Cite

Aate, J., S. Kosalge, P. Chawre, M. Sathe, and S. Kaurase. “The COMPARATIVE STUDY OF GARLIC AND CURCUMIN FOR ITS CARDIOPROTECTIVE PROPERTY”. Tropical Journal of Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences, vol. 9, no. 4, Aug. 2022, pp. 24-35, doi:10.1234/tjpls.v9i4.90.

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