Application of herbal formulation for Mastitis

Sir I need harbal formulation mastitis

Adopting the Ethno-veterinary Science and Practices to combat infectious and other clinical conditions in livestock has been identified and tested as a key game changer in reducing the use of antibiotic and other veterinary drugs in veterinary practices. It is also indicated that EVP was extremely helpful for the farmers during the corona lock down period as these formulations could be prepared and use by the farmers themselves for the wellbeing of their cattle.

Clinical condition Number of Animal treated % cure Mastitis 38305 93.27

Dr. Nair, Thank's for the reply When the publication is published could you please send a link? Is there merit in herbal galactogoges? We average 38 kilograms per day on our 900 cows. Is there a single herb for the best results? Would essential oil of black seed and fennel seed increase butterfat % without affecting production? Is Ruchamax best for indigestion and off feed dairy animals? Is hb strong or galog or galacton vet effective for our level of milk production?

1. Nair, M N B. 2005.(Edt.) Contemporary relevance of Ethno-veterinary medical traditions of India. Proceeding of National workshop Oct. 17th& 18th 2005, Kediyur hotel, Udupi, Mangalore, Karnataka 2. Nair M.N.B. &P.M. Unnikrishnan 2010. Revitalizing ethnoveterinary Medical tradition: A perspective from India (Chapter 5) in David R. Katerere&DibungiLuseba (Eds) Ethnoveterinary Botanical Medicine-Herbal medicine for animal health. CRC-Press, Taylor & Francis group, USA. 3. Nair M. N. B.& G. Hariramamurthy 2010. Access and Benefit Sharing and the In Situ Protection of Traditional Knowledge. Policy Matters 17:185-188 4. Nair M N B&N.Punnyamurthy.(Edt) 2010. Ethno-veterinary practices. Proceeding of the International conference on Mainstreaming Traditional wisdom on livestock keeping and herbal medicine for sustainable rural livelihood. TANUVAS & I-AIM South Zone cultural center. Thanjavur, India Jan 4th -6th . 5. G GGangadharan&M N B Nair. 2010. Nature & perspective of Indian Health traditions with emphasis on the ancient veterinary sciences. Proceeding of the International conference on Mainstreaming Traditional wisdom on livestock keeping and herbal medicine for sustainable rural livelihood. TANUVAS & I-AIM South Zone cultural center. Thanjavur, India Jan 4th -6t 6. Nair M N B 2010. Access & benefit sharing in the context of traditional Knowledge &biocultural protocol. Proceeding of the International conference on Mainstreaming Traditional wisdom on livestock keeping and herbal medicine for sustainable rural livelihood. TANUVAS & I-AIM South Zone cultural center. Thanjavur, India Jan 4th -6t 7. Nair, M N B& S Raneesh 2011. “Documentation and Assessment of Ethno-veterinary Practices – A strategy for mainstreaming local health traditions for sustainable veterinary care” in India in Testing and Validation of Indigenous knowledge, the COMPAS experience from South India.( Edts) A V Balasubramanian, K Vijayalakshmi, Shylaja R Rao and R AbarnaThooyavathy. CKS Chennai pp 60-94 8. N.Punnyamurthy, Kumar.S.K.,&M N B.Nair 2012. Hand book on ethno-veterinary Practices. I-AIM, Bangalore (version 2. September 2012) 9. Nair, M.N.B. 2006. Contemporary relevance of ethno-veterinary practices, documentation and assessment Ethno-veterinary Medicine Conference, Harvesting Knowledge, Pharming Opportunities, 14 – 15 September 2006, Writtle College, Chelmsford, Essex 10. Nair, M.N.B 2006. Ethno-veterinary medical traditions and methodology for their documentation, assessment and promotion Prosperity and Poverty in a Globalized World –Challenges for Agricultural Research 11. Nair, M. N. B, Dr. S.K.Kumar and N.Punniamurthy.2014. Progress report of the project “Training of Trainers on Popularising Ethno-veterinary Practises in order to Improve Milk Quality in Smallholder dairy farming in South India” Final report on the project support from ETC for Technical training programme 12. Nair M N B, N. Punniamurthy & S.K. Kumar, 2015 Role of Ethno-Veterinary Practices (EVP) in reduction of Antibiotic residue – a case study. Paper presented in the International conference “Role of veterinary Ayurveda and ethno-veterinary practices in reducing use of antibiotic and other chemical veterinary drug in dairy farming” April 30th& May 1, 2015 Trans-Disciplinary University (TDU),74/2 Jarakabandekaval, Attur post, via Yelahanka, Bangalore-560 064, Karnataka, India 13. Nair M N B, N Punniamurthy* and S K Kumar 2017. Ethno-veterinary practices and the associated medicinal plants from 24 locations in 10 states of India RRJVS/Journal of VeterinarySciencesVol.3(2),16-25. 14. Nair M N B, Punniamurthy N, Mekala P, Ramakrishnan N and Kumar SK.2017. Ethno-veterinary Formulation for Treatment of Bovine Mastitis, RRJVS/ Journal of Veterinary Sciences S1. 25-29. 15. Punniamurthy N ,Sujatha P L , Preetha S P & N. ramakrishnan. analysis of the mechanism of action by molecular docking studies of one ethno-veterinary herbal preparation used in bovine mastitis IJANS. ISSN(P): 2319-4014; ISSN(E): 2319-4022 Vol. 6, Issue 5, Aug – Sep 2017; 23-30 16. Nair MNB, Punniamurthy N, Seethakempanahalli K. Role of ethno-veterinary practices (EVP) in reducing antimicrobial resistance in livestock production systems: a field experience. Planta Med 2015; 81: SL3C_06 (Abstract) 17. N Punniamurthy Natesan1, M Nrayanan B Nair2A decade of clinical research and applications of ethnoveterinary knowledge in India – the pragmatic way of facilitating medicinal plants to replace synthetics in animal health and productionPlanta Med 2016; 82(S 01): S1-S381 DOI: 10.1055/s-0036-1596155 ( Abstract) 18. Punniamurthy, N. Ramakrishnan,N. Nair MNB *and Vijayaraghavan,S* In-vitro antimicrobial activity of ethno-veterinary herbal preparation for mastitis.Dairy and Vet Sci J 3(2): JDVS.MS.ID.555607 (2017) 19. Suresh Bharat, Punniamurthy N and Nair M N B 2018, DhanwantharamKashayam for preventing post-partum complication in cross bred cows. Dairy and Vet Sci J 5(4):JDVS MS 555666 (2018) 20. Kumar S K1, Deepa P M2, Punnimurthy N3, MNB Nair4 2018. Prevention of mastitis in cattle during dry period using herbal formulation. RRJVS | Volume 4 | Issue 1 | June, e-ISSN:2581-3897 21. M N Balakrishnan Nair 2019.Ethnoveterinary science and practices for reducing the use of antimicrobial and other veterinary drugs in veterinary practices. EC veterinaru sciences Reco.01 16-17 Books: 1. Nair, M N B .Wood anatomy and major uses of wood – Published by Faculty of Forestry, University Putra Malaysia, 1998 2. I have prepared the text and illustrations dealing with plant anatomy for Biology Textbook for class XI and XII for the NCERT, 1987-99. 3. Nair, M N B. N. Punnyamurthy. &Kumar.S.K2016. Ethno-veterinary treatment Guide. TDU, Bangalore (Malayalam) 4. Kumar. S.K., M N B Nair & N. Punnyamurthy 2016. Primary health care of animals and medicinal plants. TDU, Bangalore (Kannada) 5. Girish Kumar V. &M N B Nair 2016. Medicinal plants & primary health care TDU, Bangalore.ISBN:978-93-84208-02-08 6. Punnyamurthy N, Nair M N B. & Kumar. S.K 2016. User Guide on Ethno-veterinary Practices. TDU, Bangalore. ISBN978-93-84208-03-05 Edited Volumes: 1. Nair, M.N.B. & Nathan Ganapathy 1998. Proceedings: Medicinal plants: Cure for the 21st century. Faculty of Forestry, Universiti Putra Malaysia, Serdang, 2. Nair, M.N.B.&MohdHamamiSahri, 1998. .Proceedings: Sustainable management of Non-wood forest products. Universiti Putra Malaysia Press, Serdang. Contemporary relevance of ethnoveterinary medical traditions of India, FRLHT Bangalore 3. Nair, M.N.B. 2005. Contemporary relevance of ethnoveterinary medical traditions of India. Proceedings on the national seminar Oct 17-18. FRLHT, Bangalore 2005 4. Nair M.N.B. and N.Punyamurthy 2010 (Eds.) Proceeding of the International workshop on Ethno-veterinary Practices at Thanjavur) – I-AIM, Bangalore Asparagus recemosus root 250 grams /day very good galactogoge Ipomia mauritiana extremely good - the swollen root 250 /day

My personal opinion on galactagog is very precise If the cow is producing its optimum capacity no need of disturbing that by using any additional material if the cow is producing below its capacity because of some imbalance you could use herbal supplement Asperagus 250 grams for 15 days or Ipomea mouritiana root 250 gra per day for 15 days

Herbs based treatment for clinical and sub-clinical mastitis has a great future. We are well aware of the indiscriminate use of antibiotics for mastitis treatment, which is causing antimicrobial resistance in human beings consuming milk with antibiotics residues. Moreover, damage caused to the udder and the teats is often irreversible. Since we aim at improving productivity of dairy cattle, for obvious reasons incidences of mastitis are likely to increase. For this reason, we tried Aloe vera based ointment and an oral supplement. We got wonderful results for curing mastitis, including fibrosis of the udder. Since Punjab has a very large population of high yielding dairy animals, we plan to use this Ethno Veterinary based aurvedic treatment on a large scale, under the Milkfed, Verka.

Yes we have worked with Verka dairy and hope to interact more one of the feedbacks I am getting now is that during the COVID 19 period the household herbal formulations were very handy to the poor farmers to manage the health of their animals even without the veterinarians service. we are now planning a webnair / 2 hour workshop for the public who would like to communicate with us and clarify on management of Mastitis the date and time will be informed soon people who are interested can register nair.mnb@tdu.edu.in Nair

One company near Ahmedabad is commercially manufacturing Aloe Vera based ointment and oral supplement for treating mastitis at sub-clinical and clinical levels which I understand is being used by Amul with excellent results under field conditions. We too used these preparations in Punjab with excellent results. For large scale use, such a ready made stuff is very nice. However, it has also been tried locally at certain places with good success but for large scale use ready made stuff is very handy.

I have developed a spray and ready for marketing It is delayed because o corona we have 3 products ready

The solution is NO mastitis. Remember US of A has a separate Board for Mastitis Control. Once an animal is affected by mastitis, the entire economics of rearing an animal for milk goes for a toss. Unfortunately, we are still peddling mastitis treatment. It is akin to collecting the milk which has got spilt on sand.

Dear Sir Our herbal formulation is not only curative it is preventive also. WE already have one a paper published on prevention of dry cow mastitis, In every report we mention that this formulation is preventive and curative

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The best control of mastitis is to avoid or control in the best way the spread and/or contagion of them and not through the treatments, as well as avoiding the presentation of environmental mastitis through correct hygiene measures. By curing, however efficient the treatments are, the advance against the disease will be minimal.

Fraternal greetings from the north of Peru.

Raul.

Dear Dr Stanley There are two possibilities 1. we can share the formulation and manufacture there or we can prepare here and send it to you in bulk and bottle and sell it there

Dear Raul How are you ? hearing from you after a long time Hygiene is very important Bur you know the instance of too much control of streptococcus and staphylococcus which were easily treated was replaced then by E coli which is very difficult to treat and control. Therefore a holistic approach is every time better Nair

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