Pharmacognostical and pharmaceutical assay of Asanadi Ghanavati: An Ayurvedic polyherbal formulation
Abstract
raw drugs with no major change in the microscopic structure of the raw drugs during preparation of ghanavati. HPTLC gave the
fingerprint of the formulation with 12 and eight spots on short and long UV, respectively. Conclusions: The quality of AG tablet can be tested by series of pharmacognostical, Physicochemical screening for the observations of the present study.
Key words: Asanadi ghanavati, dyslipidaemia, HPTLC, pharmacognosy
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