Toxicity effect of nigella sativa on the liver function of rats.

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@DrAbby83797237 @TartWatch From this toxicity study, it looks fine https://t.co/3N88KOxrFr

11 Mar 2023

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RT @note_bot_: “Conclusion: The study showed that supplementation of Nigella sativa up to the dose of 1 g/kg supplemented for a period of 2…

22 Oct 2022

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“Conclusion: The study showed that supplementation of Nigella sativa up to the dose of 1 g/kg supplemented for a period of 28 days resulted no changes in liver enzymes level and did not cause any toxicity effect on the liver function.” https://t.co/mCxUQWc

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