Homeopathic Doses of Gelsemium sempervirens Improve the Behavior of Mice in Response to Novel Environments
Figure 1
Summary of the effects of G. sempervirens
5, 7 and 30 CH, and of diazepam 1 mg/Kg bw on the main parameters of the LD test
(Panels a and b) and of the OF test (Panels c and d), expressed as percent of the
placebo-treated control values. In each experiment the functional activity of mice
was calculated as a percentage with reference to the mean value of the placebo group
(control vehicle). The values from eight experiments (control, placebo and 5 CH),
from five experiments (diazepam), from three experiments (7 CH) and from two experiments
(30 CH) were pooled and analyzed by two-way ANOVA or by the Mann-Whitney test
as described in Section 1.
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