The graphic shows the results of the acute anti-inflammatory experimental model. Three groups of laboratory mice subjected orally to different concentrations of ESCOZUL were examined, a group control (+) subjected to dexamet and a group control (-) without any anti-inflammatory. They were induced the inflammation by injecting croton oil into them and the effects were evaluated taken into account the mice's weight. The different letters inside the bars show significant statistical differences in weight between treatments, on the contrary, the treatments with equal letters show there are no differences between them. Thus, it can be seen that ESCOZUL has anti-inflammatory activity and that there are no differences between the effects of treatments with 5, 10 and 20 mg/Kg of ESCOZUL. The graphic shows the percentage of the inflammation inhibition for each treatment. It can be seen that the treatments with high concentrations of ESCOZUL can get to inhibit up to 38% of the inflammation. This experiment with mice could explain why cancer patients who are treated with ESCOZUL show a reduction in the appearance of edemas and inflammations.