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International Journal of Molecular Medicine and Advance Sciences
2006, Volume 2, Issue 1 : 61-66 doi: ijmmas.2006.61.66
Research Article
Effects of Aqueous Plant Extract Mixtures in Combination with Honey on Wound Healing in Rats: an Animal Model
Published
Dec. 30, 2005
Abstract

Wound healing activities of plant extract mixtures in combination with honey was studied on cutaneous excision wounds in rats. Three groups of male <I>Sprague Dawley</I> rats were used and all animals were experimentally wounded in the posterior neck area. Pure un-boiled honey was applied topically to wounds of Group 1 animals. Wounds of Group 2 rats were treated with honey in combination with 5% plant extract mixtures, and honey in combination with 10% plant extract mixtures was applied topically to wounds of Group 3 animals. The effects of vehicles on the rate of wound healing were assessed. Wounds treated with honey in combination with 10% plant extract mixtures were significantly (p&lt;0.05) accelerated wound healing compared to wounds treated by honey alone. These results strongly document the beneficial effects of 10% plant extract mixtures for the acceleration of wound healing process.

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