Assessment of Different Oxidative, Endocrinological and Biochemical Parameters using Catharanthus Roseus on Rats
Eshwa Dar, Abdul Rashid Shaikh, Muhammad Shahbaz Yousaf, Muhammad Adnan, Samar Akhtar, Kashif Iqbal
Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 312–317 · Published 14 Oct 2021
10.9734/jpri/2021/v33i46A32871Abstract
The current study was planned to assess the different oxidative, Endocrinological and biochemical parameters using extract of Catharanthus roseus (C. roseus) on diabetic rats. Three groups of Diabetic rats were assigned viz. Group A have Negative Control which was fed basal diet; Group B have Positive Control and was non-supplemented; and Group C supplemented with C. roseus extract. The results showed that blood glucose level, ALT, TGs and urea concentration was elevated non-significantly (P>0.05), of Group C which was supplemented by C. roseus when compared with non-supplemented Group B animals. In Group C which was supplemented by C. roseus, AST, and Cholesterol results were decreased as showed by statistics analysis (non-significantly). When level of Blood cortisol was compared between Group C and B, there was increased in Group C, as per non-significant statistics measurements (P>0.05). It was observed that level of T4 and T3 hormones was decreased in Group C (supplemented by herbal extract) when compared with Group B. When catalase enzyme results were checked in animals comprised of Group A, B and C, it showed that rate of catalase increased, respectively. In conclusion, Catharanthus roseus restore the levels of thyroid hormones, and cholesterol; and elevate catalase enzyme activity in animals which produce stress relieving effect.
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