Pharmaco- haematological studies on trigonella faenum in laboratory animals

The importffilce of the fenugl’A seeds llutri tive substances suggested this investigation to demonstrate their possiblo thearapeutic value. The pharmaco1o’gical and haematologica1 studies were, therefore, done on thedifferent preparations of the seeds Results are summa- rized be Low,1. In this studies the alcoholic ext:act CI the dried and germinated seeds in doses of 20~ 100;/ OO and 100, 200 mg respectively} and in a dose of 200 rug of the oil produ- ced inhibition of dog’s and rabbitfs he ar-t, The effect is transient and the hear’the dried seeds in a doses of 10~ 20 and 40 mg/kg, body