[PDF] Top 20 Evaluation of the effects of diet with coconut oil on the metabolism of carbohydrates and lipids in wistar rats

... obesity, coconut oil has been a featured food, known to possess thermogenic effect, and considered by many, essential for weight loss (DAUBER, ...that oil can bring to humans and may be useful in ... See full document

... lipid metabolism, by regulating the synthesis and degradation of lipids, may be due to the difference in absorption, transport and catabolism of its constituent fatty acids as well as the higher amounts of ... See full document

... serum lipids, inflammatory markers, and liver ...commercial diet (Nuvital ® ). They found a composition of 81% carbohydrates, 10% protein, and 18% lipids for the AIN-93M ...high-fat ... See full document

... beneficial effects of coconut oil (Cocos nucifera ...of metabolism to improve the lipid profile and reduce oxidative stress associated with obesity and dyslipidemia, as well as in the ... See full document

... 2014). The total and direct bilirubin level was non- significantly lower (p>0.05) in rats treated with MCE and MLE when compared with the control rats treated with normal saline.This could indicate that ... See full document

... This study investigated the effect of Telfairia occidentalis on the seminal fluid analysis and the histology of the Testes. The results shows that the extract of Telfairia occidentialis increased the sperm count, ... See full document

... Voriconazole is a second-generation, synthetic, broad- spectrum antifungal drug used for treating a variety of invasive fungal diseases because of its pharmacokinetic characteristics, such as rapid onset of action and ... See full document

... seeds oil (registered under the name Stepalol E) serves as the direct corrective agent between the size of the ulcer, and the indices of oxidative stress, as well as the ability of grape seeds oil to affect ... See full document

... drug metabolism, the protein conformation is important and influences the specific affinity between substrate and enzyme, and differ- ent substrates has different metabolic results by the same ...the ... See full document

... adipose tissue of obese mice (Hotamisligil, Shargill and Spiegelman, 1993). It is known that some fatty deposits are more linked to risk factors for disease than others; in particular, deposits of visceral, omental and ... See full document

... The Ugo Basile double channel pen recorder was calibrated with a clinical sphygmomanometer and set at a recording speed of 10mm per second. Prior to the experiment, the recorder was left to equilibrate for about 1 hour ... See full document

... in rats made diabetic by destruction of â cells of the pancreas have also been documented (Azubike ...diabetic Wistar rats made diabetic by chronic fructose ... See full document

... Briefly, rats were divided into six groups (six rats each) and were trated intraperitoneally with either distilled water (control), 5, 10 and 20 mg/kg extract, ASA (150 mg/kg) and morphine (4 ... See full document

... level of natural immunity. This was obvious in the reduction of the effects acuteness during lactation, while they were nearly observed all over the tissue during gestation. This observation indicates the liver ... See full document

... That free pentoses actually exist in these alcoholic extracts is also borne out by the following facts. When portions of the aqueous solution A of our scheme are fermented as completely [r] ... See full document

... studied rats showed there is a significant difference between the groups receiving the hydro-alcoholic extract of white mulberry leaves and the control group ...all rats was identical the rate of the weight ... See full document

... among the Ibibio people of South-Southern Nigeria as “Etighi”, is used for the treatment of gastric problem on account of its mucilaginous content. It has also been reported that the fruit of this medicinal plant is ... See full document

... diabetic rats for 15 d and the effect of treatment on blood glucose level, glycosylated haemoglobin and peroxidation products such as thiobarbituric acid reactive substances and serum lipids were ...serum ... See full document

... maternal rats, no foetuses were seen (table 1 and ...contractility effects of Ricinus communis seed extract, by interfering with the hypothalamic pituitary axis (Okwuasaba et ...seeds oil by a young ... See full document

... olive oil (6, 7) and has significant ...protective effects of the pigment in the physiology of female ...protective effects of these antioxidants with cadmium chloride (CDCl (2)) on the LH and ... See full document