CTRI registered clinical trial (Reference no. CTRI/2014/10/005143)
Clinical trial was done on 30 Psoriasis patients with various extents of Psoriatic lesions for a period of 12 weeks.
Study Findings
Improvement in PASI score
Extent of lesions
Monotherapy with Dr.JRK's 777 oil, Monotherapy with Psorolin ointment, Combination therapy - Dr.JRK's 777 oil + Psorolin ointment
CTRI registered clinical trial (Reference no. CTRI/2014/01/004277)
CTRI registered clinical study was done on 42 patients for 12 weeks with Dr.JRK’s 777 oil and Psorolin ointment
Study Findings
combination therapy had greater reduction of mean PGA score in the study period
Day 1
12 Weeks
Monotherapy with Dr.JRK's 777 oil, Monotherapy with Psorolin ointment, Combination therapy - Dr.JRK's 777 oil + Psorolin ointment
1 - Dr.JRK's 777 oil Mono therapy
2 - Psorolin ointment monotherapy
3 - combination therapy
Both Psorolin oil and Psorolin ointment are essential for the treatment of Psoriasis
Study 1: Psorolin oil effectively inhibits keratinocyte proliferation
Cell proliferation assay - MTT assay:
Concentrations (µg/ml) | % Inhibition of neonatal keratinocytes (Skin cells) | ||
300 | 400 | 500 | |
Psorolin oil | 41.51 | 49.31 | 63.71 |
Psorolin ointment | 2.35 | 4.19 | 35.82 |
Note: Control group – Showed nil inhibition
Study Findings
Study 2: Psorolin ointment effectively inhibits elastase enzyme activity.
Elastase inhibition assay:
Concentrations (µg/ml) | % Inhibition Elastase | |
300 | 400 | |
Psorolin oil | 5.19 | 12.17 |
Psorolin ointment | 21.52 | 41.62 |
Note: Control group – Showed nil inhibition
Study Findings
Psorolin Oil and Psorolin Ointment proven to be non-cytotoxic
Both the products (i.e) Psorolin Oil and Psorolin Ointment are tested by Tryphan blue assay and LDH assay to reconfirm their non-cytotoxic nature
Study Findings