探索含有植物提取物(丁香、藏红花和丁香薄荷)的口香糖作为控制肥胖和相关健康问题的天然解决方案的潜力

Farzaneh Kamandloo, Hanieh Takbirgou, Sara Gashtasbi, Nima Zaghari, Fatemeh Ghamari, Leila Fotouhi, Maryam Salami
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背景:肥胖是一个全球性的健康问题,由体内脂肪过度积累引起,影响所有年龄段的个体,包括儿童。现代生活方式和高热量食物的消费导致肥胖患病率上升。心血管疾病、糖尿病、血压和某些癌症都是肥胖可能导致的严重健康问题。目的:功能性食品的药用特性在食品工业中越来越受欢迎,用于控制或抑制疾病。鉴于人们对肥胖及其相关健康风险的日益关注,对具有控制或抑制特性的天然化合物的需求是至关重要的。本研究旨在探索天然植物提取物的功能特性,特别是其通过抑制脂肪酶控制肥胖的能力。为了运输这些生物化合物,口香糖中含有丁香(浓度为0.1%,1%和3%),藏红花和薄荷的提取物。含有提取物的口香糖可以成为治疗包括肥胖在内的各种健康问题的一种流行的自然疗法。使用有效的输送系统,这种解决方案广泛适用于那些寻求天然替代品以解决其健康问题的人。方法:研究重点是探索天然植物提取物的特性,包括它们抑制与肥胖和相关疾病相关的酶的潜力,它们的抗氧化特性来抵消身体脂肪氧化的有害影响,以及它们的抗菌特性。此外,该研究还对含有这些提取物的口香糖进行了感官评估。结果:丁香提取物中总酚类化合物含量最高。丁香提取物的抗氧化性能和幽门螺杆菌抑制率最高(分别为88.05%和25.69%,比例为0.7%),这可能与丁香酚和其他酚类化合物含量高有关。此外,对提取物的其他功能特性进行了评估,包括抑制胰脂肪酶、血管紧张素转换酶(ACE)的能力,以及对粪链球菌和白色念珠菌的微生物活性。其中,藏红花提取物在浓度为0.7%和0.5%时对脂肪酶的抑制作用最高,分别为40.07%和36.06%。丁香和薄荷提取物在浓度分别为0.7和0.5%时,对胰腺脂肪酶的抑制作用分别为31.50%和29.24%,表明丁香和薄荷提取物均可作为防治肥胖的有效添加剂。此外,丁香、薄荷和藏红花提取物可以抑制血压酶(分别为25.54、20.70和19.61),这有助于保持健康的血压水平。结果表明,藏红花、薄荷和丁香(1%)口香糖提取物在20 min后的释放量分别为73.24、64.34和63.2。结论:在我们的研究中发现提取物对控制肥胖有有益的作用。根据观察到的对胰脂肪酶的抑制作用,这些化合物可能有效地预防肥胖。然而,为了充分了解这些物质的功效,还需要进一步的研究。丁香显著的抗氧化特性可能对减少自由基有很大的影响,自由基可以帮助防止肥胖个体体内的脂肪氧化。提取物对ACE酶的抑制可能对控制血压有潜在的积极影响。提取物显示出有效的抗菌特性,可以潜在地缓解与链球菌有关的口腔和喉咙问题。此外,提取物显示出减少幽门螺杆菌存在的功效,这是胃感染的病原体。此外,研究表明,口香糖可以是一种方便和容易获得的提供天然化合物的手段,对于寻求天然替代品来管理其健康问题的个人来说,可能是一种理想的选择。关键词:口香糖,植物提取物,肥胖,血压,幽门螺杆菌感染
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Exploring the potential of chewing gums containing plant extracts (clove, saffron, and clove-mint) as a natural solution for controlling obesity and associated health issues
Background:Obesity is a global health concern resulting from an excessive accumulation of fat in the body, affecting individuals of all ages, including children. Modern lifestyles and the consumption of high-calorie foods have resulted in an increase in obesity prevalence. Cardiovascular disease, diabetes, blood pressure, and certain cancers are all serious health problems that obesity can lead to.Objectives: Medicinal properties in functional foods are gaining popularity in the food industry for controlling or inhibiting diseases. Given the growing concerns about obesity and its associated health risks, the need for natural compounds with controlling or inhibiting properties is paramount. This study aimed to explore natural plant extracts for their functional properties, particularly their ability to control obesity by inhibiting lipase enzyme. To transport these biological compounds, chewing gums containing extracts of cloves (at concentrations of 0.1%, 1%, and 3%), saffron, and mint were developed. Chewing gums containing extracts can become a popular natural remedy for a variety of health problems, including obesity. Using an effective delivery system, this solution is widely available to those looking for natural alternatives to address their health concerns.Methods: The research centered on exploring the properties of natural plant extracts, which included their potential to inhibit enzymes linked to obesity and related diseases, their antioxidant properties to counteract the harmful effects of body fat oxidation, and their antibacterial properties. In addition, the research involved a sensory evaluation of chewing gum that contained these extracts.Results: Clove extract had the highest amounts of total phenolic compounds. Also, clove extract exhibited the highest antioxidant properties and Helicobacter pylori inhibition (88.05% and 25.69% at ratio of 0.7% respectively), which is thought to be associated with its high content of eugenol and other phenolic compounds. Furthermore, the extracts were evaluated for other functional properties, including their ability to inhibit pancreatic lipase, angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE), and microbial activities against Streptococcus faecalis and Candida albicans. Among extracts, saffron extract showed the highest lipase inhibitory properties (40.07, and 36.06% at concentrations of 0.7% and 0.5% respectively). Also, clove and mint showed pancreatic lipase inhibition about 31.50% and 29.24 % at concentration of 0.7 and 0.5% respectively, revealing that all extracts can be a good candidate to be used as effective additives in preventing and controlling obesity. Also, clove, mint, and saffron extracts could inhibit blood pressure enzymes (25.54, 20.70, and 19.61 respectively), which can help maintain healthy blood pressure levels. Furthermore, release kinetics of extracts from chewing gums were obtained, and shown that after 20 min the release of extracts were 73.24, 64.34, and 63.2 for saffron, mint, and clove (1%) respectively.Conclusions: Extracts were found in our research to have a beneficial effect on controlling obesity. These compounds may be effective in preventing obesity, based on their observed inhibition of pancreatic lipase enzyme. However, further research is necessary to fully comprehend the efficacy of these substances for this purpose. The significant antioxidant properties of clove may have a promising impact on reducing free radicals, which can help prevent fat oxidation in the bodies of individuals with obesity. The inhibition of ACE enzyme by extracts could potentially have a positive impact on controlling blood pressure. The extracts showed potent antimicrobial properties that can potentially alleviate mouth and throat issues associated with Streptococcus bacteria. Moreover, extracts demonstrated efficacy in reducing the presence of H. pylori, which is the causative agent of stomach infections. Also, it was shown that chewing gum can be a convenient and easily accessible means of delivering natural compounds and may be a desirable option for individuals seeking natural alternatives for managing their health concerns.Keywords: Chewing gum, Plant extracts, Obesity, Blood pressure, H. pylori infections
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