ArticleJournal of diabetes research2025
The Effect of High-Intensity Interval Training and Mixed Probiotic Supplementation on SMOC-1 Gene Expression, Insulin Resistance, and Blood Glucose in Male Rats With Induced Diabetes.
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Background and Aims: In this study, we investigated whether high-intensity interval training (HIIT) and mixed probiotic consumption, either autonomously or synergistically, could regulate the expression of calcium-binding protein-1 (SMOC-1), insulin resistance (IR), and blood glucose (BG) in male rats with induced diabetes. Methods: Thirty healthy male Wistar rats, aged about 8 weeks, were randomly divided into five groups of six rats each, including control group (C, 1G), diabetic control group (CD, 2G), probiotic supplement group (Pro, 3G), HIIT group (Ex, 4G), and HIIT and probiotic supplement group (Pro + Ex, 5G). Each strain of the mixed probiotic supplement, containing Results: Mixed probiotics and HIIT did not affect SMOC-1 expression in liver muscle ( Conclusion: We found no significant effect of mixed probiotic supplementation or its combination with HIIT on SMOC-1. Notably, the HIIT and mixed probiotics reduced IR and BG. Future studies can help assess the accurate synergistic effects of HIIT and mixed probiotics.
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