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The acute effect of high protein diets on glycogen synthesis in rats - by Talar Shavarsh Hagopian

Hagopian, Talar Shavarsh (2003)

Food intake is supposed to be controlled, to a certain extent, by metabolic factors including glycogen metabolism in the liver. Glutamine and dihydroxyacetone are substances known to increase hepatic glycogenesis. In obese ...
Effects of high protein, low energy diet on body composition, and blood parameters in obese female subjects

Nabhani, Maya Youssef (1997)

Obese subjects show a high risk of cardiovascular complications and a decreased life expectancy as compared with normal weight subjects therefore, the treatment of obesity is becoming extremely important. A hypocaloric ...
The in vivo rate of postprandial glycogen synthesis in glucocorticoid-treated rats maintained on different high proteins diets - by Leila Karim Boukarim

Boukarim, Leila Karim (2004)

The therapeutic use of glucocorticoids is associated with weight gain and may pl ay an important role in the initiation of obesity, an effect which is undesirabl e and even detrimental. Studies have shown that glucocorticoids ...
Liver status of rats maintained on a high-protein diet with varied vitamin B6 and fat levels - by Maya Hussein Marji

Marji, Maya Hussein (2006)

Despite the reported benefits of high-protein diets, concerns still exist about their possible adverse health effects. Vitamin B6 is known to be involved in pro tein and fat metabolism and its requirement increase when ...
Postprandial substrate utilization in obese subjects with varied insulin sensitivity in response to high carbohydrate vs. high protein meals - by Linda Zakaria Shaker

Shaker, Linda Zakaria (2001)

Insulin resistance (IR) syndrome has been associated with obesity, dyslipidemia, increased serum insulin, glucose intolerance, and hypertension IR and obesity have been coupled with alterations in fat and carbohydrate ...
Weight loss, body composition, insulin and blood lipid response to hypocaloric high carbohydrate vs high protein dietary regimens in normoinsulinemic obese women - by Maha Samir Sabbagh

Sabbagh, Maha Samir (2001)

In the literature, the effect of diet composition on weight loss and Insulin sensitivity (IS) is controversial. Until recently, hvpocaloric diets alone resulted in weight loss, irrespective of the diet composition. However, ...

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