Sub Chronic Feeding Study of Panax Ginseng Powder on Rats' Serum Biochemistry and Ion
Jingying Zhang
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Jingying Zhang
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Objective To study the effect of ginseng powder on rats' serum biochemistry and ion following long term exposure via daily oral consumption.Methods Three groups of rats were given with the dose of 4,6,8 g/kg BW per day ginseng powder and one group with foundation animal feed only for 180 days.At the end of the test,the serum biochemistry and ion of empty stomach rats were measured.The indexes' difference was compared among 4 groups.Results There was no apparently difference between 4 groups' indexes of rats' serum biochemistry and ion(P0.05,see tables 1 and 2).Conclusion There is no bad influence on rats' serum biochemistry and ion after long term exposure via daily oral consumption with ginseng powder at the certain dose.
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Objective To study the effect of ginseng powder on rats' serum biochemistry and ion following long term exposure via daily oral consumption.Methods Three groups of rats were given with the dose of 4,6,8 g/kg BW per day ginseng powder and one group with foundation animal feed only for 180 days.At the end of the test,the serum biochemistry and ion of empty stomach rats were measured.The indexes' difference was compared among 4 groups.Results There was no apparently difference between 4 groups' indexes of rats' serum biochemistry and ion(P0.05,see tables 1 and 2).Conclusion There is no bad influence on rats' serum biochemistry and ion after long term exposure via daily oral consumption with ginseng powder at the certain dose.
Key concepts: Ginseng, Stomach, Significant difference, Chemistry, Oral dose, Internal medicine, Animal science, Pharmacology