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Human African Trypanosomiasis (HAT) has been a serious topic of discussion due to its challenges it poses to livestock farmers and consumers of improperly cooked meats. Honey and vitamin E supplementation in treating African Trypanosomiasis with special reference to Trypanosomabrucei in infected albino rats was carried out in the Zoology department of NnamdiAzikiwe University, Awka. 36 albino rats were grouped into 18 infected and 18 uninfected male and female rats. Each of these 18 rats was further grouped into three subgroups each with six rats. The PCV of the infected rats has significant level at t0.05 by 0.3179 while the Weight of the infected rats has significant level at t0.05 by 3179.

Honey and Vitamin E Supplementation in Treating Human African Trypanosomiasis with Special Reference to TrypanosomaBrucei Albino Rats