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A Desired Strength Formula Enriched with Scientifically validated Natural Botanical Extracts Which contributes to Improve Disturbed LIVER FUNCTIONS Helps recover from Anorexia Tones Hepatocellular Structure Acts as Lipid Regulator Exerts Anti-viral action Anti-oxidant & Detoxifier The only formulation, which provides Highest Number of Active Phytoconstituents in therapeutic concentration

For COMPREHENSIVE Management of Hepato-biliary system in Desired Strength EXHIBITS ANTI-VIRAL ACTIVITY AGAINST HBV Enhances interferon production -Mulethi. Inhibits reaction between HBsAg & Anti-HBs-Bhuiamla. Inhibits HBV-DNA polymerase -Haritaki & Revand Chini. PREVENTS ALCOHOL INDUCED LIVER CELL DAMAGE Increases levels of alcohol metabolising enzymes ie. ADH, ALDH by Picroliv from Kutaki Checks fatty infiltration of hepatocytes- Bhuiamla EXERTS ANTI-HYPERLIPIDEMIC EFFECT Fatty Liver ADH ALDH Lowers serum LDL & VLDL cholesterol -Arjuna Inhibits HMG-CoA reductase enzyme- Chitrak Retards deposition of lipids in extra hepatic tissues -Amla Liver Inflammation Hepatomegaly CP45 Hepatic Cholesterol Fat infiltration hypercholesterolemia Liver Damage Serum bilirubin SGOT SGPT Anorexia Pain in Abdomen Nausea CAT GST GSH SOD ACTS AS DETOXIFYING AGENT Reverses toxicant induced alteration-kutaki Promotes quicker elimination of toxicants-kalmegh IMPROVES APPETITE RELIEVES ANOREXIA Restores appetite, digestion, assimilation & metabolism-mooli swaras Improves enzyme secretion-kutaki Exhibits choleretic effects-amla PROTECTS FROM OXIDATIVE DAMAGE Prevents Hepatocellular damage-makoi, Kasni Regenerates, repairs Hepatocytes- Kutaki Exerts Membrane stabilising effects - Sharpunkha

Helps recover from ANOREXIA by inducing Ghrelin secretion and regulating gastric secretions & motility α-gustducin Andrographolide from KALMEGH Andrographis paniculata (Bitter receptor agonist) Bitter Receptor α-gustducin Bitter taste receptor activation Binding of receptor agonist to bitter receptor Ghrelin crosses the BBB into the hypothalamus where it binds to the ghrelin receptor GHSR Stimulates secretion of Ghrelin from Stomach lining Blood Brain Barrier Ghrelin GHSR BRAIN GUT AXIS Mouth- Increases salivary secretion Stomach -Increases Acid secretion, Increases GI motility Delays in gastric emptying to prevent overeating Colon- Increases water thus softens stools for easy defecation Meal Initiator GHRELIN the hunger hormone is a peptide stimulating appetite secreted by stomach. Ghrelin influences our eating patterns and also conveys to the brain when stomach is empty. Ghrelin is the first and one of its kind appetite stimulating hormone, after secretion by stomach, it circulates in the blood and sends signals from the brain to stimulate appetite and works as a meal initiator. Regulates Appetite and Digestion in a controlled manner * BBB - Blood Brain Barrier * GHSR - Growth Hormone Secretagogue Receptor J.Neurosci. 12, 31(41), 14775-1482, 211, Hormones 13(4), 458-475, 214 Avicenna J. Phytomed., 1-11, 215-5-13, PNAS, 18(5), 294-299, 211 Curr Pharm Des 18(31), 4755-4765, 212 Normal Ghrelin released Bitter constituents in Andrographis paniculata act as bitter receptor agonist on the bitter receptor present in stomach lining (also tongue & colon) which thereby, releases ghrelin hormone. Ghrelin crosses blood brain barrier into the hypothalamus where it binds to the ghrelin receptor (GHSR) which produces appetite stimulating signal. This signal acts on 3 sites I. Mouth to increase salivary secretions. ii. Stomach, where it increases acid secretions, increases GI motility and also delays in gastric emptying. iii. Colon, where it increases water and anion concentration. Increases hunger in a controlled manner, improving appetite and digestion.

Normalises Liver Functions and Prevents Alcohol intoxication acting as potent Hepatoprotective Exerts membrane stabilising effect Exerts Anti-oxidant effect Counteracts inhibition of CP45 Decreases Glutathione depletion Stimulates nucleic acid & protein synthesis in Liver Reduces Enzymatic Leakage S. bilirubin SGOT SGPT S.Alk. Phos. Normalises LFT s Sustains Normal LIVER FUNCTIONS, & increases VIABILITY OF HEPATOCYTES Ensures protection from alcohol induced hepatic damage In chronic alcoholism levels of ADH & ALDH2 get reduced resulting in Acetaldehyde accumulation & Liver Damage Acetic acid Acetaldehyde Ethanol ALDH2*2 ADH Accumulation of Acetaldehyde Acetic acid Acetaldehyde Ethanol ALDH2*2 ADH MOLECULAR MECHANISM of Hepatoprotective effect of P. niruri & C. longa Composite botanical SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCES THE EFFECT OF HEPATOTOXIC AGENTS INDUCED TOXICITY by 1) Removing the causative stimuli of hepatotoxic agent, neutralizing ROSs by their high antioxidant content. 2) Maintaining hepatic stellate cells (HSC) in their quiescent state. 3) Increasing the release of TIMP1 to counter balance MMP2 and complete remodeling of hepatocyte cellular system that preserves or sustains normal liver function, shape and appearance. Increases level of alcohol metabolising enzymes Reverses effect on UGT gene & protein expression caused by Alcohol extracts in increases levels of ADH & ALDH which metabolises acetaldehyde and converts it into acetic acid. Thus, reduces accumulation of acetaldehyde which is mainly responsible for hepatic injury in Alcoholism.

Fastens Recovery in Hepatitis Restores LFT s in 21 days ALSO ACTS AS CARDIO PROTECTIVE Clinical study at B.H.U.* with in Acute Viral Hepatitis shows progressive improvement in biochemical values and symptoms. The clinical study with Amlcure D.S. revealed that in patient, suffering from viral hepatitis, the mean reduction in the serum bilirubin, SGOT, SGPT and alkaline phosphatase were significantly higher with p<.1 in the trial group as compared to control in the case of acute viral hepatitis. There was progressive improvement in biochemical values and symptoms from the first follow up onwards in trial group, while in control group, at the time of first follow up the mean values were even higher than the basal. Serumbilirubin 1-9- 8-7- 6-5- 4-3- 2- (Ind. J. Cli. Pract. 7(3), 1996) Control 1-4thday 7thday 14thday 21stday - No.ofDays Trial *Banaras Hindu University Also significantly reduces elevated level of cholesterol triglycerides and LDL cholesterol REDUCES CHOLESTEROL LEVEL BY INHIBITING CHOLESTEROL ESTERASE Hypocholesterolemic effects of Moringa oleifera (Sigru) extract was studied in high- fat diet fed experimental subjects. There was significant reduction in plasma concentrations of LDL by β-sitosterol, active phytoconstituent of Moringa oleifera. The hypolipidaemic effects of Moringa oleifera (Sigru) were attributed through inhibition Moringa oleifera exerts hypolipidaemic effects, attributed through inhibition of pancreatic lipase, cholesterol micellization formation, pancreatic cholesterol esterase, and bile acid binding. EXERTS HYPOLIPIDEMIC EFFECTS of pancreatic lipase, cholesterol micellization formation, pancreatic cholesterol esterase, and bile acid binding. Pancreatic lipase and cholesterol esterase plays a pivotal role in hydrolyzing dietary triglyceride and cholesterol esters. The hydrolysis of cholesterol ester is catalyzed by pancreatic cholesterol esterase which liberates free cholesterol in the small intestine. Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 69(1):21-25,2 European Review for Medical and Pharmacological sciences; 211; 15:83-88 ANTI- HBV ACTIVITY OF Cyperus rotundus (Nagarmotha) A cell line study was carried out on Hep G 2.2.15 cells to establish anti- HBV activity of Cyperus rotundus (Nagarmotha). Nine eudesmane-type sesquiterpenoids significantly inhibited the HBV DNA replication with IC 5 values of 42.7±5.9, 22.5±1.9, 13.2±1.2, 1.1±.7, 14.1±1.1, 15.3±2.7, 13.8±.9, 19.7±2.1 and 11.9±.6 μm, re s p e c t i v e l y. Tw o p a t c h o u l a n e - t y p e sesquiterpenoids effectively suppressed the secretion of HBsAg in a dose-dependent manner with IC 5 values of 46.6±14.3 (SI=31.) and 77.2±13. (SI=1.7) μm, respectively. (J. of Ethnopharmacol., 171(2), 131-14, 215) Reduces viral DNA transcription and replication T h e p h a r m a c o d y n a m i c s experimental studies showed that asiaticoside from Centella asiatica (Brahmi) effectively s u p p r e s s e d t h e l e v e l s o f HBsAg/HBeAg, extracellular HBV DNA and intracellular covalent closed circular DNA (cccdna) in a d o s e - d e p e n d e n t m a n n e r. Asiaticoside from Brahmi effectively suppressed the levels of HBsAg/ HBeAg extracellular HBV DNA and intracellular covalent closed circular DNA in a dose dependent manner. Furthermore, experiments demonstrated that asiaticoside markedly reduced viral DNA transcription and replication by inhibiting the activities of core, s1, s2, and X gene promoters. (Journal of Ethnopharmacology 15,568 575,213) Hypolipidemic effects of Eclipta alba (Bhringraj) extract was studied on atherogenic diet induced hperlipidemia. Eclipta alba showed significant reduction in total cholesterol, triglycerides, total protein and elevation in high density lipoprotein cholesterol. Eclipta alba extract at dose of 1 & 2 mg/kg b.wt showed excellent lipid lowering potential. (Indian J Exp Biol, 27) Inhibits Pancreatic Lipase Reduces Cholesterol Micellization Formation Inhibits Pancreatic Cholesterol Esterase Prevents Bile Acid Binding Inhibits HMG CoA reductase enzyme In a study conducted, aqueous extract of Andrographis paniculata (Kalmegh) leaves was found to inhibit HMG CoA reductase isolated from liver isolated from high fat diet fed experimental subjects with IC 2.959 µg/ml. This enzyme inhibition was comparable to that observed with standard drug, atorvastatin (IC - 9.71x1 µg/ml ~ 7.5 nm as HMG CoA reductase inhibitor. The hypocholestrolemic activity is attributed to the presence of Bitter water soluble lactone andrographolide, major chemical constituent of A. paniculata. (Asian J. Exp. Biol. Sci. 2(1), 63-68, 211)

Experimental & Clinical study SHOWS SIGNIFICANT HEPATOPROTECTIVE ACTIVITY against ATT & Chemotherapy of Serum bilirubin Serum bilirubin (S.B) 1.25 1..75.5.25.848 1.11 STUDY ON PATIENTS RECEIVING ATT & CHEMOTHERAPY Conducted at-department of Surgery VMMC, Safdurjung Hospital, New Delhi A of SGOT SGOT 8 6 4 2 41.71 58.38 54.42 1.153.97.925.7 B of SGPT SGPT 85 8 75 5 25 39.14 55.1 47.89 47.89 37.89 61.5 42.85 61.1 41.3 C A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL The hepatotoxic effects were significantly lower in patients receiving ALK 25 2 15 1 5 18.29 (as compared to their counterparts that did not receive ) Study also showed... Improves Appetite and Weight Gain Normalises LFT s Improves Patient s Quality of Life No side effects were observed of Alkaline Phosphatase 133.29 139.21 96.68 135.45 D Study published in - Delhi State Chapter Journal of Surgery November-Vol. I/Issue-VI, 23 93.7 Total Patients (n=61) were divided into three groups Group-I : n=21 patients (11 TB patients and 1 Ca breast patients). These patients were not given Amlycure DS Group-II : n=2 patients TB patients and were given Amlycure DS for 3 months. Group-III : n=2 Ca breast patients and were given Amlycure DS for 3 months. Right Choice for Healthy Liver IMPROVES HISTOPATHOLOGICAL PICTURE Histopathological studies showed pronounced hepatoprotective activity with less sinusoidal haemorrhage, minimal necrosis and normal architecture as compared to negative control (isoniazid treated group) showing granular degeneration, vacuolation of cytoplasm as a feature of ballooning degeneration, cell injury in centrilobular zone, apoptosis, drop out necrosis, bridge necrosis and inflammation. PROVIDES PRONOUNCED ANT-OXIDANT ACTIVITY Oxidative stress is one of the mechanisms with the central role involved in pathogenesis of anti-tubercular drug, isoniazid, induced hepatotoxicity. Studies revealed that provided potent anti-oxidant activity comparable to that of silymarin. TBARS assay studies showed that Amlycure D.S. and silymarin reduced the isoniazid induced elevated TBARS, highly significantly with p<.1, with the TBARS values being quite near to that of normal values. Effect of on lipid peroxidation (measured as level of thiobarbituric acid reactive substance TBARS) Parameters (Nanomole) Normal control group Isoniazid treated control group Silymarin treated group IMPROVES BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS treated group showed significant decrease in isoniazid induced elevated liver function parameters viz. ALP, AST, ALT, LDH, Total bilirubin, Direct bilirubin, thereby establishing significant hepatoprotective activity. The hepatoprotective activity of Amlycure D.S. was found to be much higher as compared to standard hepatoprotective silymarin. treated group TBARS.49 ±.14***.153 ±.22.87 ±.27***.87 ±.2*** Values are expressed as mean ± SEM, (n=6), two way ANOVA followed by bonferroni post-tests used where *represent significance at p<.5, ** represent much higher significance at p<.1, ***represent very high significance at p<.1 as compared to isoniazid treated control group. Effect of (ADS-ND) on different Biochemical parameters in Isoniazid Induced Hepatotoxicity Groups ALP AST ALT LDH Tot. Bilirubin (mg/dl) Dir. Bilirubin (mg/dl) 62-23 74-143 18-45 11-185.5-.15.3-.5 Normal Control (1ml/kg) 94.62 ± 1.58 45.54 ±6.1 33.45 ±2.48 17.82 ± 3.9.34 ±.28.84 ±.18 Isoniazid Control (25mg/kg) 248.68 ± 27.16 # 18.26 ± 11.74 # 72.38 ±5.62 199.5 ± 22.44 1.77 ±.121 # 3.4 ±.45 # Silymarin (63mg/kg) 9.28 ± 13.63*** 52.17 ± 8.5*** 38.44 ± 3.99*** 134.2 ± 7.17.4 ±.6***.2 ±.45*** ADS-ND (285mg/kg) 84.65 ± 5.8*** 38.38 ± 4.5*** 3.46 ± 3.59*** 14.5 ± 3.5***.31 ±.5***.15 ±.2*** Values are expressed as mean ± SEM, (n=6), two way ANOVA followed by bonferroni post-tests used where * represent significance at p<.5, ** represent much higher significance at p<.1, *** represent very high significance at p<.1 as compared to isoniazid treated control group. (Asian Journal of Biochemical and Pharmaceutical Research Issue 3 (Vol. 5) 215) Histological study: Normal Control: - The liver sections showed the normal lobular architecture of the liver with hepatocyte arranged in single cords. Toxicant (Isoniazid): - The liver showed granular degeneration, vacuolation of cytoplasm as a feature of ballooning degeneration. Cell injury in centrilobular zone, ballooning degeneration, apoptosis, dropout necrosis and bridge necrosis, inflammation ADS-ND: showed less sinusoidal haemorrhage, minimal necrosis and normal architecture.

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