September 5, 2025Open Access

Effect of Tribulus Terrestris Extract on male mice with Cyclophosphamide

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ZAZina F.H. Al-ObaidiAl-Muthanna University

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Observational study shows Tribulus terrestris reduces liver enzymes and enhances testosterone in male mice, suggesting protection against Cyclophosphamide's side effects.

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Tribulus terrestris extract improved liver enzyme levels, indicating hepatoprotection from Cyclophosphamide.
Mice treated with Cyclophosphamide alone showed high liver enzyme levels and low testosterone levels, reflecting toxicity.
Histological examinations confirmed the extract's protective effects on liver and testis tissues.
Partial recovery was observed; liver and testosterone levels in the combined treatment group improved compared to Cyclophosphamide alone.

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Zina F.H. Al-Obaidi (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c2384fb210217d64776c7a https://doi.org/10.71428/bjbmb.2025.0201

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Observational study shows Tribulus terrestris reduces liver enzymes and enhances testosterone in male mice, suggesting protection against Cyclophosphamide's side effects.