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    Bull Exp Biol Med. 2006 Mar;141(3):343-6.

    Effects of Aralia mandshurica and Engelhardtia chrysolepis extracts on some parameters of lipid metabolism in women with nondiabetic obesity.

    Abidov MT, del Rio MJ, Ramazanov TZ, Klimenov AL, Dzhamirze Sh, Kalyuzhin OV.

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    Institute of Immunopathology, Russian Academy of Natural Sciences. info@abidov.ru

    Abstract

    The effects of oral treatment with Aralox phytopreparation containing Aralia mandshurica (Araliaceae) and Engelhardtia chrysolepis (Juglandaceae) extracts on some parameters of lipid metabolism was studied in women with nondiabetic obesity receiving low-caloric diet. Our randomized placebo-controlled study comprising 32 volunteers showed that aralox treatment led to a decrease in total body weight and fat weight, reduced perilipin content in adipocytes and plasma triglyceride content, and stimulated activity of hormone-sensitive lipase.

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    17073156
    [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

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