肌醇:药理学和临床试验结果。目前的证据和前景

Y. Dobrokhotova, O. Gromova, A. Dukhanin, Z. Kumykova, E. Sheremetyeva, G. Tabeeva
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生殖功能的改变与代谢紊乱、饮食习惯和生活方式有关。在这种情况下,目前越来越多的研究集中于在生殖功能改变和代谢紊乱的女性患者中使用各种维生素和维生素样物质,如肌醇。对于患有代谢综合征的育龄妇女,可推荐肌醇与致病疗法联合应用,作为卵巢储备功能减退的年轻女性患者保留生育能力和激活卵巢功能的额外选择。肌醇和d -肌醇是具有最高代谢活性的肌醇立体异构体。肌醇(MI)与肌醇d -肌醇(DCI)的有益比例保证了器官和组织的健康状态,而肌醇水平的失衡或耗竭可引起各种疾病。MI和DCI以5:1的比例与锰和叶酸组合是一种原始的非激素配方,旨在改善女性生殖系统的功能状态以及碳水化合物和脂质代谢。关键词:生殖功能、代谢、肌醇、肌醇、d -肌醇、多囊卵巢综合征、卵巢储备、更年期、代谢综合征、锰、叶酸。引文:Dobrokhotova Yu.E。, Gromova O.A, Dukhanin A.S.等。肌醇:药理学和临床试验结果。目前的证据和前景。俄罗斯妇幼卫生杂志,2022;5(4):309-319。Doi: 10.32364/2618-8430-2022-5- 4-309-319。
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Inositols: pharmacology and findings of clinical trials. Current evidence and prospects
Alterations in reproductive functions are associated with metabolic disorders, eating habits and lifestyle. In this context, a growing body of research is currently focused on the use of various vitamins and vitamin-like substances, such as inositol, in female patients with alterations in reproductive functions and metabolic disorders. Co-administration of inositol with pathogenetic therapy can be recommended to women of reproductive age with metabolic syndrome, as an additional option for preserving fertility and activating ovarian functions in young female patients with diminished ovarian reserve. Myoinositol and D-chiroinositol are inositol stereoisomers demonstrating the highest metabolic activity. The beneficial ratio of Myoinositol (MI) to D-chiroinositol (DCI) ensures the healthy state of organs and tissues, while a misbalance or depletion of inositol levels can cause various diseases. Combination of MI and DCI in a 5:1 ratio with manganese and folic acid is an original non-hormonal formula designed to improve functional state of the female reproductive system as well as carbohydrate and lipid metabolism. In addition, this combination should be considered as a promising alternative for the management of metabolic disorders in perimenopausal women KEYWORDS: reproductive function, metabolism, inositol, myoinositol, D-chiroinositol, polycystic ovary syndrome, ovarian reserve, menopause, metabolic syndrome, manganese, folic acid. FOR CITATION: Dobrokhotova Yu.E., Gromova O.A., Dukhanin A.S. et al. Inositols: pharmacology and findings of clinical trials. Current evidence and prospects. Russian Journal of Woman and Child Health. 2022;5(4):309–319 (in Russ.). DOI: 10.32364/2618-8430-2022-5- 4-309-319.
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