Boswellic acids and glucosamine show synergistic effect in preclinical anti-inflammatory study in rats
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Leukotriene inhibiting boswellic acids and glucosamine individually are known for their anti-arthritic potential in preclinical and clinical studies. A combination of both displayed significant synergism in chronic inflammation, whereas in acute inflammation it was almost insignificant.
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The authors express their sincere thanks to Dr. V.K. Gupta for the supply of animals and Dr. B.K. Kapahi for the authentication of the material.
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