Effective Dosage of Lactic Fermented Soymilk for Improving Lipid Metabolism in Rats
Effective Dosage of Lactic Fermented Soymilk for Improving Lipid Metabolism in Rats
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DOI:
10.3136/nskkk.57.175
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发表时间:
2010-01-01
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0.2
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Fukuda, Mitsuru
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作者:
Harada, Tomoko;Tanaka, Maki;Fukuda, Mitsuru
Soy protein has hypolipidemic action on blood and liver. We thus manufactured lactic fermented food from soymilk and investigated the physiologically effective dosage of fermented soymilk. Male Sprague-Hawley rats were fed a soy protein-free diet (control), or a diet, containing 12.5% (soy protein 5%) or 25.0% (soy protein 10%) fermented soymilk. Rats fed the soy protein diets showed significant suppression of hepatic lipids and total cholesterol level in plasma, as well as a tendency in the decrease of visceral fat. These effects depended on the amount of fermented soymilk supplemented in the diet. Supplementation of more than 10% fermented soymilk was necessary to achieve significant physiological effects.