Ameliorative Effect of Mangifera indica (Mango) and its Effects on Some Haematological Profile of Male Brief Psychiotic Disorder Subjects of Enugu State
Clinical trial assesses effects of mangifera indica on haematological profiles in male subjects with brief psychotic disorder, indicating no significant changes.
Key Points
Mangifera indica showed no significant effect on haematological profiles in male psychotic subjects, supporting previous findings about its safety.
Haemoglobin concentration, packed cell volume, white blood cell counts, and platelet counts were unaffected by mango consumption, suggesting stability in blood metrics.
Observation included thirty male subjects divided into three groups, highlighting the research's focus on psychotic disorders and nutritional intervention.
Findings endorse the potential use of mangifera indica in managing energy levels in psychotic patients, although haematological responses remain unchanged.