Evaluation of Herbal Anti-Stressor Product (Restobal) during the Vaccination Stress in Buffaloes

Sivajothi, S.; Reddy, Yogananda; Reddy, B. Sudhakara; Vani, S.; Chandel, Swati; Ravikanth, K.; Ganguly, Bhaskar

doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2018.707.088

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“…Orally Restobal® (M/s Ayurvet Limited) was administered for 5 d (50 mL b.i.d per animal). This herbal product act as a potent immunomodulator and anti-stressor [15,16]. The affected herd responded well to supportive therapy.…”

Section: Treatment and Discussionmentioning

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Foot-and-Mouth Disease Outbreak at Bageshwori Gaushala, Chitwan, Nepal

Kandel¹,

Regmi²,

Thakur³

et al. 2018

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Cow being the national animal of Nepal has special place in the society. Religious institutions have since prehistoric time reared and cared for cattle herds and the tradition still continues. The Bageshwori Gaushala (cow shelter), initiated by the Hindu Rastraguru Yogi Narhaharinath in mid-1990s is one of the largest of such nucleus indigenous cattle herds in Nepal. Indigenous cattle conservation strategy of Nepal has recognized the importance of this nucleus herd, kept by grazing in the surrounding forest. Ethnoveterinary approaches of managing the herd health is in practice and vaccination was never done. Occasional outbreak did happen in past but overall the herd never suffered severe impact. In April 2018, an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) occurred at Bageshwori, Gaushala, Devghat, Bharatpur Metropolitan-1, Chitwan district of Nepal. In the bovine herd studied, 80 (53.33%) out of 150 affected animals presented characteristics FMD symptoms as vesicular lesions, drooling salivation, foot lameness, high fever and weakness. Following prompt supportive treatment, the condition improved. The complete recovery of infected herd was observed after 45 d. Laboratory analysis showed the presence of Aphthovirus serotype O in the clinical sample. The present study attempts to provide fresh insights into the recent FMD outbreak, clinical signs, their effective treatment protocol and preventive measures that must be practiced following FMD outbreak.

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Foot-and-Mouth Disease Outbreak at Bageshwori Gaushala, Chitwan, Nepal

Kandel¹,

Regmi²,

Thakur³

et al. 2018

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“…The higher level of WBC count in group II might be due to the effect of feeding neem as it has been reported to boost the body's macrophage response, which stimulates the body's lymphatic system and also boosts the body's production of WBC (Ray et al1996) [22] .Group III animals that were fed with Bogori leaves also showed a non significant increase in the WBC count than the control group. Sivajoth et al (2018) [27] reported significant elevation in the total leukocyte count and lymphocyte count compared with the buffaloes in group I on 5th day of therapy. Safizadeh (2017) [23] investigated the effects of high doses of Jujube fruits and Saffron petals on hematological biomarkers in rats.…”

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confidence: 95%

“…Restobal is a herbal product that comprises of herbs namely Ocimum sanctum, Withania somnifera, Phyllanthus emblica and many more in fixed concentration. Sivajoth et al (2018) [27] reported reduced haemoglobin in buffaloes after 5th day of vaccination but in buffaloes treated with Restobal showed the maintenance of normal levels. There is no variation in the packed cell volume of both the group of buffaloes.…”

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“…The high level of Hb in birds supplemented with A.indica (neem) leaf meal might be due to hepato-stimulatory and hepatoprotective effects of leaf meal resulting in more synthesis of Hb in the bone marrow which is under the control of erythropoietic factors released by hepatic cells (Browman et al 1976) [2] .The increased blood parameters could be related to the reported constituents of the extract (flavonoids and quercetin) that have been shown to have hematopoietic properties (Raja et al, 2011) [21] .The higher level of haemoglobin in group IV might be due to the haematopoietic property of Restobal given to the animals. Sivajoth et al (2018) [27] reported reduced haemoglobin in buffaloes after 5th day of vaccination but in buffaloes treated with Restobal product showed the maintenance of normal levels.…”

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Alteration in hematological profile of pregnant crossbred cattle of Assam after feeding some medicinal leaves/herbs and polyherbal preparation (Restobal) during their transition period.

Barkakati¹,

Kalita²

2020

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“…Studies on the management of stress during the disease conditions are very limited (Schuster & Ramirez, 2008). In previous literature, the efficacy of the herbal product reported as supportive therapy during the vaccination stress in buffaloes (Sivajothi et al, 2018a;Sivajothi et al, 2018b). Hence, the present study was conducted to evaluate the stress parameters in buffaloes with clinical disease and efficacy of the polyherbal anti-stressor product (Restobal ® , M/s Ayurvet Limited) which contains Ocimum sanctum, Phyllanthus emblica, Mangifera indica and Withania somnifera against the management of stress caused by Balantidium coli the disease in buffaloes.…”

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EVALUATION OF THE EFFICACY OF POLYHERBAL ANTI-STRESSOR PRODUCT (RESTOBAL) AGAINST STRESS INDUCED BY Balantidium coli INFECTION IN BUFFALOES

Sivajothi¹,

Reddy²,

Reddy³

et al. 2018

JEBAS

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The present study was conducted to determine the alterations in haematological parameters and stress markers in naturally Balantidium coli infected buffaloes, along with this efficacy of polyherbal antistressor product Restobal (Restobal ® , M/s Ayurvet Limited) was also evaluated against the stress induced by B. coli. In present study, a total of ten apparently healthy buffaloes were selected and considered as control group while twenty buffaloes with natural B. coli infection were included in the disease group and considered for treatment trial. In all the clinical cases, clinical examination and detailed appraisal of haemato-biochemical profiles were carried out. For treatment trial, a total of twenty diseased buffaloes were divided into two groups with ten buffaloes in each group. In therapeutic trials (group I) buffaloes were administered with specific medication against B. coli infection and in herbal trail buffaloes (group II) were administered with specific medication against B. coli infection along with

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Evaluation of Herbal Anti-Stressor Product (Restobal) during the Vaccination Stress in Buffaloes

Cited by 5 publications

References 9 publications

Foot-and-Mouth Disease Outbreak at Bageshwori Gaushala, Chitwan, Nepal

Foot-and-Mouth Disease Outbreak at Bageshwori Gaushala, Chitwan, Nepal

Alteration in hematological profile of pregnant crossbred cattle of Assam after feeding some medicinal leaves/herbs and polyherbal preparation (Restobal) during their transition period.

EVALUATION OF THE EFFICACY OF POLYHERBAL ANTI-STRESSOR PRODUCT (RESTOBAL) AGAINST STRESS INDUCED BY Balantidium coli INFECTION IN BUFFALOES

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