Antifatigue Effect of Pingwai San on Rats of the Spleen and Stomach being Stranded by Dampness
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Antifatigue Effect of Pingwai San on Rats of the Spleen and Stomach being Stranded by Dampness
Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical FormulaeVol. 18, Issue 20, Pages: 243-246(2012)
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LIU Yao, LIU Wei, JIAO Hao-yan, et al. Antifatigue Effect of Pingwai San on Rats of the Spleen and Stomach being Stranded by Dampness[J]. Chinese journal of experimental traditional medical formulae, 2012, 18(20): 243-246.
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LIU Yao, LIU Wei, JIAO Hao-yan, et al. Antifatigue Effect of Pingwai San on Rats of the Spleen and Stomach being Stranded by Dampness[J]. Chinese journal of experimental traditional medical formulae, 2012, 18(20): 243-246.DOI:
Antifatigue Effect of Pingwai San on Rats of the Spleen and Stomach being Stranded by Dampness
Objective:To study the antifatigue effect of Pingwei San(PWS) on rats of the spleen and stomach being stranded by dampness. Method: Rat models of the spleen and stomach being stranded by dampness was made. The rats were divided randomly into five groups: the control group
the model group and three groups administered with high
mediate and low dose of respectively. at the eighth day after modeling
the control group and the model group were administrated with physiological saline solution
the others three groups were administered with 1.5
3
6 g·kg-1 PRFS respectively. After final administrating
the behavioral changes of rats were observed and the exhaustive swimming time of rats was recorded. At the end of the experiment
the levels of blood plasma lactic acid(LA)
serum lactate dehydrogenass(SLDH)
serum urea nitrogen(SUN)
hepatic glycogen
and hemoglobin(Hb) were determined. Result: The rat behaviors in the three groups with PWS were remarkably improved. The last exhaustive swimming time increased significantly
hepatic glycogen level of high-dose group rats was obviously increased(P<0.01)
and SUN level of high-dose and mediate-dose group rats were decreased significantly(P<0.05). The levels of Hb
LA and SLDH in all animals were not different obviously. Conclusion: Decreasing disintegration of protein and amino acids
and increasing the level of hepatic glycogen in exercise load were possibly antifatigue mechanism of PWS.