Тагтүггүнсэл эмийн фармакологийн ба эмнэлзүйн судалгаа
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Bloodletting therapy, alcohol induced liver injury, impure blood, hepatocellular degradation, coagulationAbstract
Background: In patients with alcoholic liver disease, it is necessary to determine the amount of blood clotting and transferrin in the treatment of saturation. Tagtuggunsel bread has been used for the treatment of diseases that can not saturate the blood. Based on the findings, we presented the results of a modern scientific study of the pharmacological study of the drug “Tagtuggunsel by B. Tsogt et al”. According to traditional Mongolian medical literature, Tagtuggunsel drugs have been shown to cause high blood pressure, seizures, and poor blood circulation. The balance of the anticoagulant and anticoagulant systems ensures blood flow, allows blood to flow freely within the vessel, and maintains the integrity of the vessel wall and controls hemorrhage by coagulating blood in vascular injury. Thus, in our study, Blood Crisis Features all human grade ingredients of nutrutious protiens like Calcite (helps with diarrhea, pale edema, tuberculosis, rheumatism, jaundice), Arnebia guttata.Bge (helps with fever due to blood infections, lung and kidney disease), Odontites rubra Baung (removes typhoid fever, fever) Glycyrrhiza uralensis Fisch (pulmonary diseases, helps with blood), Inula Helenium (helps to suppress blood clots, replenish heat, stimulates appetite, helps with gas-yellow headaches, fever), Gardenia jasminoides (lowers blood pressure, treats typhoid, liver fever, blood diseases, inflammation suppresses, improves fitness, kills bacteria, cleanses the blood of good and bad) Schizostachoum chinese rendle (eliminates all types of typhoid, toxins and fever)
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