Effect of Garlic (Allium sativum) and Onion (Allium cepa) on an Aluminum induced kidney damage of a Wister Rat

Several researches have been done to find out the effects of plant materials on the human body. This research was done to finds out some questions: does aqueous extract of garlic and onions have an effect on the microanatomy of the kidneys of a Wister rat? Does onion and garlic have an effect on the body and weight of the Wister rat? During this research we were able to collect the plant materials and animals. Using the crude method, we extracted the aqueous form of the plant materials and stored them for administration. We also grouped the animals into 6 groups where we administered the aqueous form of the plants and metal to them. After 8 days the animals were sacrificed by Cervical dislocation and blood was collected from their eyes. The kidneys were also removed and placed in boudin’s fluid for histological preparation, observation, and morphological studies. This research some limitations like; financial limitations and limited data. At the end of the Garlic (Allium sativum) and onion (Allium cepa) had no significant effect on the aluminum induced kidney damage of the wistar rat. Further studies should be done to further investigate the effects of Gatlic and Onion on the kidneys.