英文摘要 |
H1 (Chih-Shih-Zhi-Szu-Tang), H2 (Dan-Zhi-Shiau-Yau-San), H3 (Kan-Lu Yin Chia-Wei), H4 (mixed Tsan-Sun prescription) and H5 (Yeh-Tien-Shih prescription) are five traditional Chinese prescriptions usually used to cure hepatitis patient in the China Medical College Hospital. In the present study, we investigated the acute toxicity and the effects of the five Chinese prescriptions in the hyperlipidemia and carbon tetrachloride (CCl4)-induced acute or subacute hepatic damage in rats. Firstly, the five Chinese prescriptions orally at 10g/kg did not induce death in mice. Secondly, only H3 and H5 among the five Chinese prescriptions decreased the plasma cholesterol and SGOT levels, and increased the high density lipoprotein (HDL) levels in the hyperlipidemic rats. Therefore, H3 and H5 might reduced the happened frequency of atherosclerosis via the blockade of cholesterol and triglyceride absorption in the enterointestinal tract and the metabolism in liver. Finally, T.S.(subscript Alc) and T.S.(subscript H2O) could decrease the plasma GOT, GPT, alkaline phosphatase and total bilirubin increased by CCl4 in rats. Therefore, H2 improved the CCl4-induced acute or subacute liver damage in rats, and the effects of T.S.(subscript H2O) were greater than those of Then, the improving effects of T.S.(subscript Alc) and T.S.(subscript H2O) administered before CCl4-induccd acute or subacute liver damage on CCl4-induced acute or subacute liver damage are greater than those of T.S.(subscript Alc) and T.S.(subscript H2O) administered after CCl4-induced acute or subacute liver damage. |