蜂花粉近端组成及其对应激的功能影响

Elizabete Lourenco da Costa, J. Antonio, Odilon Antonio Pereira, Ellen Virgínia de Oliveira Nascimento, J. T. Mesquita
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蜂花粉是富含蛋白质和酚类化合物的微小颗粒的凝聚体。其他富含类黄酮和维生素的产品,以及蜂花粉,已被证明对压力有积极作用,压力是一种可能导致几种身体疾病的身体状况。在这项工作中,测量了蜂花粉的成分特征,并通过皮质醇唾液测试和Lip压力症状量表来评估其对成年志愿者的影响。志愿者们服用蜂花粉一个月。然后测量唾液皮质醇并应用问卷。蜂花粉营养成分充足。它的使用使唾液皮质醇减少了23%。问卷中获得的数值与皮质醇剂量的结果一致,皮质醇剂量减轻了志愿者报告的症状。植物化学筛选也对这种材料进行了显示黄酮类化合物的存在,黄酮类化合物可能是一种有效的化合物,负责缓解参与者的压力。
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Proximal composition of bee pollen and its functional effect on stress
Bee pollen is an agglomerate of microscopic grains rich in proteins and phenolic compounds. Other products rich in flavonoids and vitamins, as well as bee pollen, have been shown a positive effect on stress, which is a physical condition that can lead to several somatic disorders. In this work the compositional characteristics of bee pollen were measured, and its effect in volunteers’ adult men was evaluated by a cortisol salivary test, and by responding to Lip’s Stress Symptom Inventory. The volunteers were given bee pollen for a month. After that, the salivary cortisol was measured and applied the questionnaire. Bee pollen shown an adequate nutritional composition. Its administration had a 23% reduction in salivary cortisol. The values obtained in the questionnaire were consistent with the results of the cortisol dosage, which relieved the symptoms reported by the volunteers. A phytochemical screening was also performed on this material showing the presence of flavonoids, which may be an active compound responsible for the functional effect in the stress relieving of the participants.
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