The effects of Ascophyllum nodosum, Camellia sinensis-leaf extract, and their joint interventions on glycolipid and energy metabolism in obese mice.

Yuhan Xu,Xiuzhen Jia,Wei Zhang,Qiaoling Xie,Meizhen Zhu,Zifu Zhao,Jingyu Hao,Haoqiu Li,Jinrui Du,Yan Liu,Haotian Feng,Jian He,Hongwei Li

Frontiers in nutrition（2023）

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SE and TE both have synergistic effects on weight control and glucolipid metabolism regulation by improving insulin sensitivity and reducing lipid synthesis-related enzyme expression, whereas the combination of SE and TE (3:1) has a better effect on regulating energy metabolism and inhibiting chronic inflammation.

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obese mice,ascophyllum nodosum,energy metabolism,glycolipid,sinensis-leaf

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