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This is a breach in the continuity of bone or in other words you can say it is breach in the Continuity of your mobility, work freedom. |
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Chopra SS, Patel MR, Awadhiya RP. Studies of Cissus quadrangularis in experimental fracture repair : a histopatho logical study IndianJ Med Res.1976 Sep;64(9):1365-8 |
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Chopra SS, Patel MR, Gupta LP, Datta IC. Studies on Cissus quadrangularis in experimental fracture repair: effect on chemical parameters in blood Indian J Med Res. 1975 Jun;63(6):824-8.
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Prasad gc, udupa kn. Effect of cissus quadrangularis on the healing of cortisone treated fractures. Indian j med res. 1963 jul;51:667-76.
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Shirwaikar A, Khan S, Malini S. Antiosteoporotic effect of ethanol extract of Cissus quadrangularis Linn.on ovariectomized rat.J Ethnopharmacol.2003 Dec;89(2-3):245-50.
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Combaret L, Taillandier D, Dardevet D, Bechet D, Ralliere C, Claustre A, Grizard J, Attaix D Glucocorticoids regulate mRNA levels for subunits of the 19 S regulatory complex of the 26 S proteasome in fast-twitch skeletal muscles. Biochem J. 2004 Feb 15;378(Pt 1):239-46.
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Chidambara Murthy KN, Vanitha A, Mahadeva Swamy M,Ravishankar GA. Antioxidant and antimicrobial activity of Cissus quadrangularis L. J Med Food. 2003 Summer;
6(2):99-105.
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Panda, J Res Ayurv Siddha, 1990
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after taking Cap. HADJODI medicine recovery was so fast even my Doctors surprised. |
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Doctor puts plaster for 6 – 12 weeks.
Or you are operated and bones are fixed by metal plates or rods.
You are advised to take rest from work for longer period.
You may not able to walk for many months.
You may not able to write or sign important Papers for longer period.
Your job is on risk due to long leaves.
Your earnings suffered due to non workings.
You are troubling others due to the fracture.
Your ambulatory period is too long.
Your doctor has told you that your fracture is complicated and will take long time to recover.
It will take longer time to gain normal strength of Fractured bone.
Your fracture is at place where blood supply of bone is less so there will be delayed union. |
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| ANCIENT TRADITIONAL INDIAN BONE HEALER |
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Cissus quadrangularis is an indigenous medicinal plant of India. The use of this plant by the common folk for promoting fracture healing process is an old practice. It has been prescribed in ancient Ayurvedic texts by Bhava Prakash and Chakra Dutta as a general tonic especially for the fractured patient. Since then it has been in extensive use by bone setters both for external application and as an internal medicine to be taken with milk. |
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It was prescribed in the ancient Ayurvedic texts as a painkiller, with bone fracture healing properties. Modern research has shed light on Cissus’ ability to speed bone healing by showing it acts as a glucocorticoid antagonist .it promote bone growth and fracture healing, In addition to speeding the remodeling process of the healing bone, Cissus also leads to a much faster increase in bone tensile strength.
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Here are the scientific write-up’s...
Studies done on fractures Radius/Ulna of dog shown quicker healing in treated animal. Fractured bone healed in treated animal in 21 days & controlled animal took more time on Radiological and Histopathological finding. In treated animal calcium level was reduced which became normal on 21st day ,but in controlled animal no calcium level change observed. (INDIAN JOURNAL OF PHARMACOLOGY 1994: 26:44 45.)
Cissus also possess analgesic properties on an mg per mg basis comparable to aspirin or anti-inflammatory drugs like ibuprofen.
3 month sub chronic toxicity studies conducted shown no toxic effect on experimental animal Studies conducted in different doses of C.Q. from low to high ,found no toxic effect. Studies shows that it is so safe that the lethal dose LD-50 is over 2000 mg/kg on experimental animals. (SONGKLANAKARIN J.SCI . TECHNOL VOL.24 NO. 1 JAN-MARCH 2002)
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33-55% reduction in healing time.
90% tensile strength in 6 weeks.
Pain, tenderness, and swelling reduction.
Strengthens tendon and muscles which helps in early recovery
Anti-osteoporotic property helps to prevent depletion of calcium in immobilized limb and in patient on bed rest. |
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A re you suffering from bone fracture.
A re you missing your studies due to fracture.
A re you unable to join duties due to fracture.
A re you loosing your job due to fracture.
A re you a case of delayed union of fracture.
A re you operated for non union of fracture.
A re you worried about strength of union.
A re you bearing heavy loses due to immobilization of fractured limb.
A re you unable to go on important business meeting due to fracture. |
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Reducing morbidity, decreasing the period of immobilization &
suffering ,hastening the recovery process leading to
early weight bearing, mobility, Ambulation and return to normal life.
Helps in achieving normal tensile strength in minimal period.
It also act as anti-inflammatory and analgesic so reduces
use of analgesics thus promote healing.
Patient on bed rest can put on body weight it effect on lipid
absorption and helps in keeping weight under control.
In immobilized limb depletion of calcium occur in bones
it prevent depletion.
It gives strength to tendon and muscles which helps in early recovery.
It improves strength of gastric mucosal lining.
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Cissus quadrangularis showed a marked influence in the rate of fracture- healing by influencing early regeneration of all connective tissues of mesenchyma origin, namely the fibroblasts, the chondroblasts and osteoblasts involved in the healing and quicker mineralization of the callus. It has greater impact on osteoblastic proliferation than other cellular responses.
Cissus quadrangularis causes less amount of tissue reaction in the fractured region leading to optimum decalcification in the early stage with minimum of callus formation. Hence deposition of calcium is just enough to join the two broken segments of bone so that it’s remodeling takes much faster. This early completion of calcification process and earlier remodeling phenomenon lead to early recovery of Cissus treated animals. Cissus is also shown to cause early gain in the tensile strength of fractured bones of about 90 per cent of its normal strength at the end of 6 week. Cissus quadrangularis builds up the chemical composition of the fractured bone namely its mucopolysaccharides, collagen, calcium, phosphorus and others as well as its functional efficiency. Mucopolysaccharides play an important role in the healing by supplying raw materials for repairs. Therefore it seems that in the early period of bone fracture healing the greater the accumulation of these materials more rapid will be the rate of healing. Rapid the utilization of these raw materials earlier will be completion of healing process. Cissus quadrangualris not only causes the greater accumulation of mucopolysaccharides but also an earlier disappearance of mucopolysaccharides from the fractured area, associated with the earlier calcification and firmer callus formation.
In clinical trials Cissus quadrangularis as per radiological and clinical observations has been found to cause considerable reduction in the healing time of fractures by 55-33 percent. In few of the treated cases, although radiologically only, an early callus formation was observed but clinically the symptoms of fracture such as pain, tenderness, and swelling were significantly absent.
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The typical recommended daily dosage of Cissus extract is between 1000 and 1500 mg, depending on the concentration of the extract and the severity of symptoms. For the powder of the dried plant. |
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