Experimental study on the insulin-sensitivity-increasing effect of berberine in insulin resistant rat models

Cong-rong Gao; Jia-qing Zhang; Qing-ling Huang

doi:10.1007/BF02934837

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Experimental study on the insulin-sensitivity-increasing effect of berberine in insulin resistant rat models

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- Experimental study on the insulin-sensitivity-increasing effect of berberine in insulin resistant rat models
- Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine Vol. 3, Issue 4, Pages: 282-285(1997)
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  Department of Endocrinology, Changhai Hospital,Shanghai
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Gao, Cr., Zhang, Jq. & Huang, Ql. Experimental study on the insulin-sensitivity-increasing effect of berberine in insulin resistant rat models., CJIM 3, 282–285 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02934837

Cong-rong Gao, Jia-qing Zhang, Qing-ling Huang. Experimental study on the insulin-sensitivity-increasing effect of berberine in insulin resistant rat models. [J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine 3(4):282-285(1997)
Gao, Cr., Zhang, Jq. & Huang, Ql. Experimental study on the insulin-sensitivity-increasing effect of berberine in insulin resistant rat models., CJIM 3, 282–285 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02934837 DOI：

Cong-rong Gao, Jia-qing Zhang, Qing-ling Huang. Experimental study on the insulin-sensitivity-increasing effect of berberine in insulin resistant rat models. [J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine 3(4):282-285(1997) DOI： 10.1007/BF02934837.

摘要

Objective: To observe the effects of berberine on insulin sensitivity in high-fat-fed rats.Methods: Before and after ingesting berberine

glucose insulin tolerance test was used to measure the insulin sensitivity

and to determine the fasting blood glucose

insulin

blood lipid and muscle triglyceride content.Results: Compared with normally fed rats

high-fat-fed rats had their insulin sensitivity lowered (K value 5.02 ± 1.08 vs 8.72+0.91

P <0.005)

level of liver glycogen decreased and levels of fasting blood glucose

insulin

lipid and muscle triglyceride content raised. Berberine and metformin improved insulin resistance (K value 6.31 ± 0. 95 and 6.24 ± 0.65) and liver glycogen level in insulin resistant models

though they had no effect on blood glucose

insulin

lipid levels and muscle triglyceride depots.Conclusion: It is confirmed that berberine had similar effect in raising insulin sensitivity of high-fat-fed rats.

Abstract

Objective: To observe the effects of berberine on insulin sensitivity in high-fat-fed rats.Methods: Before and after ingesting berberine

glucose insulin tolerance test was used to measure the insulin sensitivity

and to determine the fasting blood glucose

insulin

blood lipid and muscle triglyceride content.Results: Compared with normally fed rats

high-fat-fed rats had their insulin sensitivity lowered (K value 5.02 ± 1.08 vs 8.72+0.91

P <0.005)

level of liver glycogen decreased and levels of fasting blood glucose

insulin

lipid and muscle triglyceride content raised. Berberine and metformin improved insulin resistance (K value 6.31 ± 0. 95 and 6.24 ± 0.65) and liver glycogen level in insulin resistant models

though they had no effect on blood glucose

insulin

lipid levels and muscle triglyceride depots.Conclusion: It is confirmed that berberine had similar effect in raising insulin sensitivity of high-fat-fed rats.

关键词

BerberineMetforminInsulin Sensitivityinsulin resistance

Keywords

BerberineMetforminInsulin Sensitivityinsulin resistance

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