Future Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences

Table 7 Anti-diabetic activity of HFD with streptozotocin-induced rats

From: Phytochemical comparison and evaluation of anti-inflammatory and anti-diabetic activity of three source plants of Jivanti-an important Ayurvedic drug

Groups	Parameters
	Glucose (mg/dl)			Triglycerides (mg/dl)			Cholesterol (mg/dl)
	HFD	STZ	Treatment	HFD	STZ	Treatment	HFD	STZ	Treatment
Control	73 ± 0.76	82 ± 1.45	85 ± 0.98	118 ± 2.01	124 ± 0.87	120 ± 1.87	103 ± 0.98	117 ± 1.98	107 ± 1.34
Diabetic control	102 ± 0.89	237 ± 2.09	249 ± 0.85	246 ± 1.67	261 ± 0.91	282 ± 1.65	200 ± 0.76	227 ± 1.45	251 ± 1.65
Standard	100 ± 0.87	195 ± 1.56	115 ± 1.12	209 ± 1.45	231 ± 1.54	163 ± 1.76	134 ± 0.97	205 ± 1.34	116 ± 1.33
FNW	111 ± 1.34	200 ± 1.31	142 ± 1.56	219 ± 1.76	270 ± 1.43	139 ± 1.98	139 ± 1.02	227 ± 1.98	123 ± 1.76
LRR	101 ± 1.23	192 ± 1.11	138 ± 1.38	207 ± 1.45	285 ± 1.35	146 ± 1.34	124 ± 0.89	229 ± 1.47	120 ± 1.65
LRS	98 ± 1.11	182 ± 1.67	112 ± 0.99	176 ± 1.47	274 ± 1.98	155 ± 1.21	127 ± 1.12	239 ± 1.34	124 ± 1.55
HAR	99 ± 0.96	193 ± 1.22	104 ± 1.01	211 ± 1.32	245 ± 1.67	175 ± 1.67	119 ± 1.43	185 ± 1.87	111 ± 1.11

The data were represented as mean ± SD and analyzed by one-way ANOVA followed by Dunnett’s multiple comparison tests

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