2012
DOI: 10.4172/2167-0412.1000107
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Mechanisms of Action of Herbal Cholagogues

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“…Herbal cholagogues target different components of the complex bile production and secretion system, and exert their action via diverse routes, such as cholecystokinin-dependent and independent gallbladder contraction, up-regulation of the bile acid synthesis, stimulation of the bile salt export pump, multidrug resistance protein transporter system, and osmotic bile flow. 17 Since 2017, we have been trying one established regimen named as "Srivastava regimen for biliary sludge" which contains oral ampicillin, UDCA and Phaltrikadi Kvatha (decoction) or Ghanbati (Tablet) for minimum of 45 days, dietary fat restriction, plenty of water intake and avoiding all the possible confounding factors of gallstone diseases. 7 The results have been very promising and acceptable.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Herbal cholagogues target different components of the complex bile production and secretion system, and exert their action via diverse routes, such as cholecystokinin-dependent and independent gallbladder contraction, up-regulation of the bile acid synthesis, stimulation of the bile salt export pump, multidrug resistance protein transporter system, and osmotic bile flow. 17 Since 2017, we have been trying one established regimen named as "Srivastava regimen for biliary sludge" which contains oral ampicillin, UDCA and Phaltrikadi Kvatha (decoction) or Ghanbati (Tablet) for minimum of 45 days, dietary fat restriction, plenty of water intake and avoiding all the possible confounding factors of gallstone diseases. 7 The results have been very promising and acceptable.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Medicinal plants having hepatobiliary effect are important therapeutic agents for cholestasis. These are called as choleretics (increasing bile production) and cholagogues (promoting the flow of bile from the liver and gall bladder into the intestines) [7] .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%