Abstract

TO EVALUATE ANTI-EPILEPTIC ACTIVITY OF INDIAN MEDICINAL PLANT IN LABORATORY ANIMALS

Harshal Lahane*, K. R. Biyani and G. V. Bihani

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Abstract

The phytochemical investigation of PGFJ extract showed the presence of various chemical constituents, which could be responsible for its therapeutic effects. The results of the study revealed that PGFJ extract exhibited a significant protective effect against seizures induced by MES and PTZ in a dose-dependent manner. Control laboratories. The study demonstrated that PGFJ extract has significant potential as an alternative therapeutic option for the treatment of epilepsy. The results also suggest that PGFJ extract can be used as an adjunct to conventional antiepileptic drugs to enhance their therapeutic efficacy. Moreover, the study provides a scientific basis for the traditional use of Punica granatum fruit in the treatment of epilepsy.

Keywords: PTZ induced, Punica granatum, Glucose transporter.