The hormonal therapies for the treatment of various reproductive disorders are accused to impair some neuro-endocrine and physiological activities. Besides, the residual effects of hormonal therapy in food animals and their products of public health importance seriously demands minimization of our dependence on hormones for therapeutic purposes. High cost, lack of quick assay facilities, non-availability of commercial preparations with ease and need of veterinary supervision are other limitations with use of hormones for animal fertility management/augmentation purposes. | Medicinal uses of Murraya koenigii and Aegle marmelos for fertility augmentation in animals A review
