Balık Yağı Kullanılarak Obezite Oluşturulan Ratlarda Nikotin ve Zencefilin Antiobezite Etkisinin Belirlenmesi

Obezite, vücutta aşırı yağ depolanması nedeniyle oluşan zihinsel ve fiziksel sorunlara neden olabilecek bir enerji metabolizması bozukluğudur. Son yıllarda, beslenme alışkanlığındaki yanlışlar sebebi ile şişmanlık insidansı artmıştır. Bu çalışmada; Balık yağının obezite oluşumundaki rolünü ve zencefil ve nikotinin bir antiobesite ajanı olarak tamamlayıcı ve alternatif tıpta (CAM) işlev ve etkilerini belirlemeyi amaçladık. Bu çalışmada 23 erkek rat kullanılmış ve gruplar şu şekildedir; Kontrol grubu olarak Grup 1 (n = 4), balık yağı ile deneysel obezite yapan Grup 2 (n = 19), grup 2a kontrol grubu (n = 3, tedavi yok), zencefil uygulayan tedavide Grup 2b (n = 8), Grup 2c nikotin uygulayarak (n = 8). Çalışmada besleme süresince tartımlar yapılarak kaydedilmiş ve obezite oluşumu ile antiobesite amaçlı olarak verilen besinlerin etkisini belirlemek üzere istatistiksel analizler ile biyokimyasal parametreler (The total kolesterol, triglycerides, LDL ve HDL kolesterol), patolojik inceleme (karaciğer ve böbrekte) ve genetik analiz (leptin sentezi) uygulanarak sonuçlar toplanmıştır. Elde edilen sonuçlara göre balık yağı uygulamasında kilo alımının kontrole kıyasla arttığı ancak bu kazancın anlamlı derecede önemli olmadığı bulunmuştur. Balık yağı ile besleme beklenen yağlanmayı oluşturmadığı gibi obezitenin öncü göstergesi kabul edilen glikojen birikimi de dokularda yeterince görülmemiştir. Tedavide; Zencefilin, glikojen birikimini kaldırarak ve antiobesitik olarak etki göstererek, nikotinden patolojik olarak daha etkili olduğu gözlenmiştir. Deneysel olarak, obezite sıçan modelinde balık yağı uygulaması beklenen kilo alımını vermedi. Balık yağı uygulamasının sağlık için tüketilen yağ asitleri açısından yararlı olduğu görülmektedir. Tam aksine; Zencefilin istatistiksel olarak anlamlı etkisinin, obezite tedavisinde daha fazla kilo kaybına neden olduğu görülmüştür.

The Determination of the Antiobesity Effects of Nicotine and Ginger In the Rats with Obesity Using Fish Oil

Obesity is a disorder of energy metabolism that can cause mental and physical problems caused byexcessive fat storage in the body. In this study; We aimed to determine the role of fish oil in theformation of obesity and the effects of ginger and nicotine as an antiobesity agent withincomplementary and alternative medicine (CAM). This study, includes 23 male rats and the groupswere performed like this; Group 1 as the control (n=4), Group 2 performing experimental obesitywith fish oil (n=19), Group 2a the control group (n=3, no treatment), for treatment; Group 2b theginger applying (n=8), Group 2c the nicotine applying (n=8). In the study, weights were recorded andstatistical analyzes were performed to determine the effects of obesity formation and antiobesitynutrients as well as Biochemical parameters, pathological examination and genetic analysis wereapplied and the results were collected. According to results, weight gain has increased in fish oilapplication but this gain was not found significantly important. Feeding with fish oil does notproduce the expected fat and the accumulation of glycogen. In the treatment; ginger has beenobserved to be pathologically more effective than nicotine by removing glycogen accumulation andacting antiobesitic. Experimentally, the administration of fish oil in the obesity rat model didn’giveexpected weight gain. Fish oil application seems to be beneficial in terms of fatty acids consumingfor health. On the contrary; the statistically significant effect of ginger, leading to more weight loss,in the anti-obesity treatment was observed.

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