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The objective of the study is a comparative evaluation of flavone isolated from  Mucuna pruriens  and coumarin isolated from  Ionidium suffruticosum  was assessed for the hypolipidemic activity in rats fed with high fat diet. The acute toxicity study was found that flavone ( M.pruriens ) and coumarin ( I.suffruticosum ) are safe up to 100mg/kg, so one tenth of this dose (10mg/kg) was consider as a evaluation dose. High fat diet group of rats showed significant (p<0.001) elevation in plasma total and LDL-cholesterol, triglycerides and phospholipids. Administration of flavone ( M. pruriens ) and coumarin isolated from ( I.suffruticosum ) at the dose of 10mg/kg b.wt/day along with high fat diet significantly (p<0.001) prevented the rise in the plasma total and LDL-cholesterol, triglycerides and phospholipids than that of other extracts. However, treatment of coumarin isolated from ( I.suffruticosum ) had showed more cardio protective effect against hyperlipidemia than that of flavone ( M.pruriens ) .

lipids in health and disease

Comparative evaluation of flavone from Mucuna pruriens and coumarin from Ionidium suffruticosum for hypolipidemic activity in rats fed with high Fat diet