Triticum aestivum (hierba de trigo) aplicado y evaluado en caninos con hepatopatias
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2011
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad de Medicina Veterinaria y Zootecnia
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En la ciudad de Guayaquil, provincia del Guayas, República del Ecuador, SurAmérica, en el refugio de la fundación Amigos de los animales, ubicado en km 7½ vía a la costa ( 1 ½km. después de Riocentro, Los Ceibos).El tratamiento consistía en la administración vía oral del zumo de la hierba de trigo, durante dos meses seguidos, tomando como guía la dosis que se empleó en humanos por AnnWigmore que es la siguiente: T. aestivum 30g. X humano promedio de 45kg La dosis en canes fue la siguiente: 10kg. peso del can = 6.6gr. T. aestivum + 6.6ml H2O = 13ml. dosis diaria. 20kg. peso del can = 13.33gr. T. aestivum + 13.33ml H2O = 26.66 ml. dosis diaria. 30kg. peso del can = 20 gr. T. aestivum + 20 ml H2O = 40 ml. dosis diaria. 40kg. peso del can = 26.66 gr. T. aestivum + 26.66 ml H2O = 53.32 ml dosis diariaSe evaluó el efecto de la ingesta de la hierba de trigo (Triticum aestivum) en 30
canes con hepatopatías, midiendo las enzimas hepáticas mediante un hepatograma, dividiéndolo en tres fases: 1. Día 1 antes de iniciar el tratamiento con el fitofármaco 2. Día 30 luego de haber ingerido la hierba de trigo. 3. Día 60 al haber concluido el tratamiento. Guiándonos por los parámetros normales que nos brinda como referencia el laboratorio se llegó a un análisis estadístico clasificando las hepatopatías en: Crónica, Grave, Aguda.
Encontrándose diferencias estadísticas altamente significativas, en la primera
evaluación las enzimas hepáticas de todos los canes estaban muy elevadas, en la
segunda evaluación las enzimas hepáticas disminuyeron significativamente y en
la tercera evaluación las enzimas hepáticas se mantuvieron dentro de los
parámetros normales y los canes más afectados aunque no llegaron a sus valores
normales hubo una mejoría notable. En conclusión podemos deducir que este fitofármaco tiene fácil elaboración, su bajo costo, su rápido crecimiento, su buen sabor y su acción sin efectos secundarios hacen de la hierba de trigo una opción para tratar hepatopatías en la Medicina Veterinaria.
In the city of Guayaquil, Guayas Province, Republic of Ecuador, South America, in the shelter of the Friends of Animals Foundation, located at km 7 ½ way to the coast (1 ½ km. After Riocentro, Los Ceibos). The treatment consisted on the administration the juice of the wheat grass, during two followed months, taking like guide the dose that was used in human by AnnWigmore that is the following one: 30gr Triticum aestivum for human of 45kg. weight. The dose that was used for dogs is the following one: 10kg. Dog wheight = 6.6gr. T. aestivum + 6.6ml H2O = 13ml. Daily dose 20kg. Dog wheight = 13.33gr. T. aestivum + 13.33ml H2O = 26.66 ml. Daily dos30kg. Dog wheight = 20 gr. T. aestivum + 20 ml H2O = 40 ml. Daily dose 40kg. Dog wheight = 26.66 gr. T. aestivum + 26.66 ml H2O = 53.32 ml. Daily dose. The effect of intake of wheat grass (Triticum aestivium) in 30 dogs with liver disease, liver enzymes measuring liver function by dividing it into three phases: 1. Day 1 before starting tratement with phytopharmaceutical. 2. Day 30 after drink the wheat grass. 3. Day 60 the treatment has ended. Guided by the normal parameters that gives us as a reference laboratory was reached statistical analysis in classifying liver disease: Chronic, Severe, Acute. Found highly significant differences in liver enzymes first evaluation of all dogs were very high in the second evaluation of liver enzymes were significantly decreased in the third evaluation and liver enzymes were within normal range and most affected dogs but did not reach normal levels there was a noticeable improvement. In conclusion we can deduce that this phytopharmaceutical is easy to prepare, low cost, rapid growth, good taste and make action without side effects of wheat grass is an option to treat liver disease in Veterinary Medicine
In the city of Guayaquil, Guayas Province, Republic of Ecuador, South America, in the shelter of the Friends of Animals Foundation, located at km 7 ½ way to the coast (1 ½ km. After Riocentro, Los Ceibos). The treatment consisted on the administration the juice of the wheat grass, during two followed months, taking like guide the dose that was used in human by AnnWigmore that is the following one: 30gr Triticum aestivum for human of 45kg. weight. The dose that was used for dogs is the following one: 10kg. Dog wheight = 6.6gr. T. aestivum + 6.6ml H2O = 13ml. Daily dose 20kg. Dog wheight = 13.33gr. T. aestivum + 13.33ml H2O = 26.66 ml. Daily dos30kg. Dog wheight = 20 gr. T. aestivum + 20 ml H2O = 40 ml. Daily dose 40kg. Dog wheight = 26.66 gr. T. aestivum + 26.66 ml H2O = 53.32 ml. Daily dose. The effect of intake of wheat grass (Triticum aestivium) in 30 dogs with liver disease, liver enzymes measuring liver function by dividing it into three phases: 1. Day 1 before starting tratement with phytopharmaceutical. 2. Day 30 after drink the wheat grass. 3. Day 60 the treatment has ended. Guided by the normal parameters that gives us as a reference laboratory was reached statistical analysis in classifying liver disease: Chronic, Severe, Acute. Found highly significant differences in liver enzymes first evaluation of all dogs were very high in the second evaluation of liver enzymes were significantly decreased in the third evaluation and liver enzymes were within normal range and most affected dogs but did not reach normal levels there was a noticeable improvement. In conclusion we can deduce that this phytopharmaceutical is easy to prepare, low cost, rapid growth, good taste and make action without side effects of wheat grass is an option to treat liver disease in Veterinary Medicine
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PATOLOGIA, HIERBA DE TRIGO, CANINOS