Table 5.

Effect of multiherbal extracts on biochemical parameters in control and STZ-induced diabetic rats.

Groups	SGPT (IU/dL)	SGOT (IU/dL)	ALP (IU/dL)	Total protein (mg/dL)	Triglyceride (mg/dL)	Total cholesterol (mg/dL)
Normal control (2 mL/kg)	122.22 ± 2.54	130.51 ± 3.77	55.99 ± 3.99	8.30 ± 1.87	84.55 ± 2.71	138.6 ± 3.11
Diabetic control (2 mL/kg)	214.33 ± 4.40	250 ± 6.02	90.5 ± 4.53	6.16 ± 1.93	214.15 ± 5.10	253.83 ± 6.16
Glibenclamide (10 mg/kg)	110.66 ± 3.13**	140.16 ± 4.29**	46.83 ± 4.29**	8.16 ± 1.46**	109.66 ± 3.76**	124 ± 5.92**
Mixture 1 (400 mg/kg)	130.00 ± 4.46**	160.16 ± 3.64**	51.33 ± 5.45**	5.83 ± 2.21*	130.83 ± 4.82**	146.16 ± 5.33**
Mixture 2 (400 mg/kg)	121.16 ± 4.15**	149.33 ± 5.74**	49.83 ± 5.74**	7.66 ± 2.15*	121.33 ± 4.31**	138.5 ± 4.49**
Mixture 3 (400 mg/kg)	117.00 ± 3.39**	142.33 ± 5.30**	47.5 ± 4.66**	8 ± 2.27**	112.5 ± 4.79**	131.16 ± 5.69**
Mixture 4 (400 mg/kg)	118.5 ± 3.44**	138.98 ± 3.77**	40.62 ± 3.65**	5.66 ± 2.54*	118.34 ± 3.56**	122.44 ± 4.23**
Mixture 5 (400 mg/kg)	119.33 ± 3.56**	145 ± 3.87**	48.4 ± 5.23**	6.67 ± 4.33*	120.5 ± 4.89**	135.5 ± 4.33**

Results expressed as mean ± SD (n = 6). Treatment was done for 21 days. The data were statistically analysed by one-way ANOVA, followed by Dunnett's t-test. *P < 0.01, **P < 0.05. P values less than 0.01 were considered more significant.