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The Influence of <i>Camiella</i> <i>sinesis, Matricaria</i> <i>chamomilla</i> and their Blend Teas Infusion on Serum Lipids of Wistar Rats
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The Influence of Camiella sinesis, Matricaria chamomilla and their Blend Teas Infusion on Serum Lipids of Wistar Rats

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Green tea (GT) and Chamomile tea (CT) are one of the most important beverages which is used worldwide. They have become a subject of interest because of the beneficial effects on human health in recent years. In this study which was to demonstrate the cholesterol reducing-effects of Camiella sinesis, Matricaria chamomilla and their blend teas on serum lipids of Wistar rats. The animals were divided into control group (CG) and nine treated groups: GT1, GT3, GT5 treated with green tea; CT1, CT3, CT5 treated with Chamomile tea and GT+CT1, GT+CT3, GT+CT5 treated with blended green tea and chamomile tea of 10 mg/kg.BW/ml, 30 mg/kg.BW/ml and 50 mg/kg.BW/ml concentrations respectively. The teas were administered orally once in a day for 30 days. GT3, GT5; CT3, CT5 and GT+CT3, GT+CT5 animals showed significant decrease in triglycerides and total cholesterol and slight increase in HDL-c levels. The levels of LDL-c decreased in the treated groups compared to control group. The results of this study say that the individual tea samples have a significant effect on lipid profile and the teas are capable of improving the cardiovascular health.

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Periodical:
International Journal of Pharmacology, Phytochemistry and Ethnomedicine (Volume 4)
Pages:
7-13
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18052/www.scipress.com/IJPPE.4.7
Citation:
O. R. Akinseye and A. Yetunde, "The Influence of Camiella sinesis, Matricaria chamomilla and their Blend Teas Infusion on Serum Lipids of Wistar Rats", International Journal of Pharmacology, Phytochemistry and Ethnomedicine, Vol. 4, pp. 7-13, 2016
Online since:
August 2016
Authors:
Olanrewaju Roland Akinseye, Aladenika Yetunde
Keywords:
Camiella sinesis, Cholesterol, HDL-c, Matricaria chamomilla, Rats, Triglycerides
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