Abstract:Background
The prevalence of chewing
Catha edulis Forsk
and the use of ascorbic acid is increasing from time to time. Their subchronic effects on hematological indices are not well examined. The present study was aimed to investigate their subchronic effects on hematological indices in rats.
Materials and Methods
A total of 36 adult (7–8 weeks) wild-type rats weighing between 213 and 229g were used in this study. They received
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