One of the most important causes of disability in diabetic patients is diabetic foot ulcers. Native use of
medicinal herbs may significantly affect the wound healing process. In this study, a mixture of Arnebia euochroma
extracts and essential oil of Pistacia Atlantica in animal oil used for healing diabetic wounds was compared with
natural honey. Thirty male Wistar rats weighing 250 g became diabetic. Wounds of equal size were created in their
back area and the wound was dressed with a mixture of Arnebia euochroma and essential oil of Pistacia Atlantica in
animal oil. Afterward, their recovery process was photographed daily. Finally, when we saw evidence of rats' wound
healing; we killed rats and searched tissue granulation and epithelialization process. The study results showed that
Arnebia euochroma and gum mixture at a concentration of 5% of animal oils was more effective compared to honey.
Local and regional experiences can be a good source to access pharmaceutical products and services for patients, a
scientific reason for this study. We found a more effective ointment for wound dressing. It can help diabetic patients.
The oral forms of these plants are recommended to be provided.

Keywords: Diabetic ulcers, native plants, van gum, Arnbia yochroma