Allium cameleon extract improved androgenesis and sexual behavior in male rat (Rattus norvegicus) via attenuation of oxidative damages increased sexual hormone and NO/cGMP cascade
Abstract:Objective: Allium cameleon Cronquist (1981) (Liliaceae) is a bulb belonging to the garlic family, known as a medicinal plant used for its aphrodisiac activities in Cameroonian folk medicine. The present study was conducted to assess the aphrodisiac potentials of Allium cameleon aqueous extracts and investigate on the possible mechanisms by which this could be accomplished. Methods: The behavioral and biochemical tests were used to detect the aphrodisiac properties. The conceivable mechanisms of action of the a… Show more
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