Comparative study on Characterization of dry fruit Terminalia chebula Linn. with seeds and without seeds

  • G. Sakthi PG Scholar, Dept. of Siddha Toxicology, Dr. M. G. R. Medical University, Chennai.
  • S. R. Pholtan Rajeev PG Scholar, Dept. of Siddha Toxicology, Dr. M. G. R. Medical University, Chennai.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.124583/jrbms.v3i2.70
Keywords: Terminalia chebula, Characterization of Raw Material, PLIM Guidelines

Abstract

This research aim concluded as; evaluated the standardization of purification of Terminalia chebula fruit as per siddha text references. Objectives were satisfied as; Standardized the purification process of dry fruit of Terminalia chebula in two methods. As per PLIM guideline and to develop the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for purification of dry fruit of Terminalia chebula with comparative study of sample 1(TC1) and sample 2 (TC2) Purified sample was very good medicinal valued than the un-purified sample (with seed powder sample). Finally concluded as, seed removal dry pulp of Terminalia chebula is very good medicinal remedy for single or poly herbal formulation in herbal medicines respectively.

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2020-07-01
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G. Sakthi, S. R. Pholtan Rajeev. Comparative study on Characterization of dry fruit Terminalia chebula Linn. with seeds and without seeds. J Res Bio Med Sci [Internet]. 2020Jul.1 [cited 2025Oct.30];3(2):62-1. Available from: http://biosci.in/index.php/jrbms/article/view/70
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