Anti-diabetic Activity of Daphne mucronata Royle in Induced Diabetic Rabbits

Abstract

This research work was executed to determine antidiabetic activity of Daphne mucronata. The D. mucronata have significant function in keeping up individuals' wellbeing. The methanolic concentrate of D. mucronata was evaluated in rabbits which were induced diabetic with alloxan monohydrate. The concentrates were given orally by 8 hours. The extract was given at 125mg, 225 mg and 325mg/kg per body weight individually while alloxane was given at 12 mg/kg. At like clockwork blood test was gathered, serum isolated and the level of glucose was dictated by pack strategy. The outcome proposes that the treatment of 325 mg/kg body weight essentially (p<0.05) diminished the level of blood glucose at 143 mg/dl in the trial gathering. Along these lines, it is reasoned that the D. mucronata have noteworthy role in diabetic control.