ArticleUnited European gastroenterology journal2018
Dietary supplementation of vitamin D prevents the development of western diet-induced metabolic, hepatic and cardiovascular abnormalities in rats.
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Abstract
backgroundThe western diet high in fat and fructose may cause metabolic disorders and cardiovascular diseases.
objectiveTo evaluate whether long-term daily vitamin D
methodsThree groups of rats were fed for 6 months with standard diet (SD), western diet (WD) or WD containing 23 IU/day/rat vitamin D
resultsSixty-one per cent of hepatocytes in WD rats had steatotic vacuoles compared with just 27% in rats on a WD plus vitamin D
conclusionIn animal models of liver and cardiovascular metabolic damage, the supplementation of vitamin D
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