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Table 3. Body weight in mice with subacute EtOH-induced intoxication.

Groups	Body weights (g)			Weight gains	Liver weight
Groups	Day - 1	Day 0 [A]^*	Day 14 [B]^*	[B-A]	absolute	relative
Controls
Intact	21.96±1.58	19.86±1.73	23.21±2.04	3.35±0.87	0.881±0.095	3.801±0.351
EtOH	21.99±1.47	19.83±1.50	17.98±0.82^a	- 1.85±0.94^a	0.478±0.038^a	2.661±0.207^a
Silymarin	21.90±1.81	19.85±1.74	20.65±1.32^ab	0.80±0.51^ab	0.669±0.038^ab	3.246±0.196^ab
HSCF treated
500 mg/kg	21.96±1.69	19.88±1.86	20.66±1.98^ab	0.79±0.51^ab	0.665±0.047^ab	3.243±0.364^ab
250 mg/kg	22.05±1.54	20.01±1.68	20.31±1.54^ab	0.30±0.38^ab	0.623±0.036^ab	3.076±0.218^ab
125 mg/kg	21.99±1.47	20.03±1.40	19.93±1.48^ac	- 0.10±0.86^ac	0.594±0.027^ab	2.995±0.240^ac

Values are expressed as Means ± SD of eight mice

*All animals were overnight fasted. Day 0 means the day of first test substance administration. Day 14 means 24 hrs after the last (14th) test substance administration

^a p<0.01 as compared with intact control by LSD test. ^b p<0.01 and ^c p<0.05 as compared with EtOH control by LSD test. EtOH, Ethanol; HSCF, Hoveniae Semen Cum Fructus extracts