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| Progress of Bai He Di Huang decoction on intestinal flora of mouse with depression |
| Dong-Xue Chen1, Cun-Xia Ren1, Ya-Wen Bai1, Bao-Shan Rong1, Xin Ding1, Chang-Qing Li1, Hui-Min Zhao1, Zhan-Hong Qian1* |
| Jinshan campus,Inner Mongolia Medical University Tumut Zuoqi, Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, China. |
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Abstract Depression is a recurrent, common, and potentially life-threatening psychiatric disease. Intestinal flora is a large number of microbial communities that are parasitic in the human digestive tract. Current evidence suggests that the occurrence of depression may be related to intestinal flora. Long time ago, Bai He Di Huang decoction was used to treat the depression. Recently, researchers found that Bai He Di Huang decoction could affect the the intestinal flora of patients with depression. This review focuses on the clinical progress of Bai He Di Huang decoction in the treatment of depression, and explores the effect and mechanism of Bai He Di Huang decoction on the intestinal flora of depressive mouse.
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Received: 17 December 2018
Published: 01 May 2019
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Corresponding Authors:
Zhang-Hong Qian, Inner Monglia Medical University
E-mail: 784121659@qq.com
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