In vivo evaluation of antiparasitic effects of Artemisia abrotanum and Salvia officinalis extracts on Syphacia obvelata, Aspiculoris tetrapetra and Hymenolepis nana parasites

To evaluate the effects of Salvia officinalis and Artemisia abrotanum digestive system parasites of mice. extracts against Methods: The ethanol extract was prepared and dissolved in distilled water. The mebendazole wfeacse su,s eindf eacst epdo smitiivcee cwointthr o1l6 a engdg ds ipsteilrl egdra wma tfeerc aess nceognattaiivnee dco tnwtroo lt.o A tfhterer ec opuanratisnigte esg ogfs Spyepr hgaracima
obvelata, Aspicoloris terepetra and Hymenolipis nana designated in 4 groups. The first group was tghiviredn gerxoturapc tws aosf gAirvteemn imsiaeb (1e5n0d mazgo/lkeg ()1, 0th me gs/ekcgo)n adn gdr ofiunpa lwlya st hgeiv efonu Srtahl vgiaro euxpt rwacats (1g5iv0 emng d/kisgt)i,l ltehde water (2 mL/kg). Results: The ethanol extracts of Artemisia and Salvia plants reduced the number of parasite eggs epxecr rgerteadm b oyf Hfeycmeesn. oRleepsuisl tnsa snhao, wAesdpi csuiglunriifsic taentrta rpetedruac, tSioynp h(Pac-ivaa olubvee<l0a.t0a0 1in) imn itchee. number of eggs Conclusions: These results revealed that antiparasitic effects of Artemisia and Salvia are reasonable and these two plants might be used as antiparasitic natural products