The impact of including moringa oleifera leaves to lower potassium dichromate toxicity on rabbit reproductive outcomes under heat stress

Although chromium is a necessary element for healthy physiology, excessive amounts of it can be harmful to humans. despite an increasing body of evidence about the effects of chromium exposure on human health, there is still a lack of agreement regarding semen quality. the incredibly lively and stimulating moringaoleifer (MO) is one of the first extensively dispersed species of the Moringaceae family. due to its many health benefits, it has been highly respected since ancient times. every portion of the tree has high alimentary properties, making it suitable for use in both commercial and nutritional contexts. this study's goal was to ascertain how feeding moringa oléifera leaves 'MO' to rabbits under heat stress could lessen the toxicity of potassium dichromate Cr'VI' and improve their ability to reproduce. the animals were divided into 4 groups: 400 mg 'MO'/kg bw, 5 mg Cr'VI'l/kg bw, 400 mg 'MO'/kg bw, and Cr'VI' (5 mg/kg bw) plus 'MO' (400 mg/kg bw). Results demonstrated that Cr'VI' treatment reduced (P