Hepatoprotective Activity of Terminalia Chebula - Vuyyala, Balakrishna;Kanakam, Kishore;Pamu, Sagar
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Alcoholic liver disease (ALD) develops in patients consuming excessive amounts of alcohol. Alcohol dependency is not always a prerequirement for ALD development. In fact, some patients develop ALD and, in particular, cirrhosis without a history of dependence. Moreover, the severity of disease does not always correlate with the amount of alcohol intake, and environmental and genetic factors likely play a crucial role in ALD development. Although a dose-effect relationship between alcohol intake and alcohol-induced hepatic damage has been reported, no set amount of alcohol consumption that could surely predict the development of ALD.…mehr

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Alcoholic liver disease (ALD) develops in patients consuming excessive amounts of alcohol. Alcohol dependency is not always a prerequirement for ALD development. In fact, some patients develop ALD and, in particular, cirrhosis without a history of dependence. Moreover, the severity of disease does not always correlate with the amount of alcohol intake, and environmental and genetic factors likely play a crucial role in ALD development. Although a dose-effect relationship between alcohol intake and alcohol-induced hepatic damage has been reported, no set amount of alcohol consumption that could surely predict the development of ALD.
Autorenporträt
Mr. Balakrishna Vuyyala is a research scholar and clinical researcher at the Department of Pharmacology at GNITC - School of Pharmacy. He has taught several courses on B. Pharmacy, Pharm. D and other M. Pharmacy courses. He published more than 15 peer review research publications, 6 books and guided more than 20 students in various programs.