CN111357979A - Health food composition for inhibiting obesity and bone loss caused by high fat and application thereof - Google Patents

Health food composition for inhibiting obesity and bone loss caused by high fat and application thereof Download PDF

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CN111357979A
CN111357979A CN201911361404.2A CN201911361404A CN111357979A CN 111357979 A CN111357979 A CN 111357979A CN 201911361404 A CN201911361404 A CN 201911361404A CN 111357979 A CN111357979 A CN 111357979A
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The invention discloses a health food for inhibiting obesity and bone loss caused by high fat and a product formula. The soybean isoflavone has effects in relieving weight gain caused by high fat diet, inhibiting visceral fat and abdominal fat weight increase caused by high fat diet, reducing blood glucose concentration and insulin concentration caused by high fat diet, and inhibiting bone loss caused by high fat. Can be used for preventing and treating bone mass reduction caused by high fat diet.

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Health food composition for inhibiting obesity and bone loss caused by high fat and application thereof
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of health-care food, and particularly relates to health-care food for inhibiting obesity and bone loss caused by high-fat diet and a product dosage.
Background
Soy Isoflavone (SI) is a general name for a mixture of polyphenol structures, is a secondary metabolite formed in the growth process of soybeans, and is considered as a natural nutritional factor with various physiological activities. In general, soy isoflavones are powdery solids, yellowish white, bitter and astringent. Soy isoflavones are readily soluble in weak alkaline solutions, and free soy isoflavones are substantially insoluble in water. After the human body ingests the soybeans and the products thereof, the soybean isoflavones are mainly metabolized and absorbed in the intestinal tract and are converted into metabolic substances such as equol and the like to enter the blood. Research reports show that the soybean isoflavone has treatment and prevention effects on various diseases, including cardiovascular protection, anti-tumor, neuroprotection, liver protection, immunoregulation, diabetes treatment and osteoporosis prevention.
The development and maturation of the skeletal system in children is influenced by nutritional status, dietary factors, body composition and body weight. Myeloadiposis and systemic insulin resistance are common features of impaired bone mass/mass in patients with various diseases such as obesity, chronic alcohol abuse, diabetes and aging. Therefore, intraosseous insulin signaling may be critical to maintain bone marrow fat and bone mass at a well-balanced level. Recent studies in mice have shown that osteocalcin secretion, especially under the action of carboxylated osteocalcin, an active form of an osteoblast derived hormone, regulates insulin secretion, insulin sensitivity and energy expenditure in bone. Osteoblastic insulin receptor signaling is considered to be a positive factor in regulating acquired bone acquisition. In particular, recent clinical data show that overweight, insulin resistance and visceral obesity have a negative impact on adolescent bone mass. In this regard, Soy Protein Isolate (SPI) diets have been investigated as candidates for preventing early development of metabolic syndrome. Soy foods have been reported to have a variety of health benefits, including improved insulin sensitivity, weight control, and improved body composition. Soy foods have also been reported to prevent bone loss in adult human and animal models of osteoporosis. Activation of AMP kinase in adipose tissue and skeletal muscle was associated with improved lipid and glucose signaling in soy fed mice. The effects of soybean diet on bone are believed to be due to the potential estrogenic effects of high phytoestrogens (such as genistein and daidzein) with isoflavone structures similar to 17 estradiol. Dietary factors other than the isoflavone fraction, including unidentified peptides present in serum after feeding soybeans, may have an effect on bone and other organ systems. We have recently demonstrated the positive effect of the soybean diet on systemic insulin resistance. Data from studies indicate that free fatty acids (NEFA), bone insulin resistance, osteoblast differentiation and decreased activity appear to be the major mediators of High Fat (HF) induced bone development and model injury. We have further found that diets containing SPI prevent bone development and bone model damage during early development, which is associated with reduced bone fat and increased bone insulin sensitivity.
With the increasing aging of the Chinese population, the osteoporosis problem has become a serious public health problem. Osteoporosis is mainly caused by bone formation less than bone resorption, imbalance of bone metabolism and decreased bone mass. The research shows that the soybean isoflavone can form a compound with an estrogen receptor of osteoblast, promote the bone secretion and ensure that the bone absorption and the bone formation are in a dynamic balance state. And simultaneously inhibits the proliferation of bone marrow B lymphocytes, thereby preventing the occurrence of osteoporosis. The clinical use of isoflavones (synthetic isoflavones) to reduce menopausal bone loss is strong evidence that isoflavones can prevent and treat osteoporosis.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides a health food composition capable of inhibiting obesity and bone acquisition disorder caused by high-fat diet and application thereof.
The technical scheme of the invention is as follows:
a health food composition for inhibiting obesity and bone acquisition disorder caused by high fat diet comprises adjuvants and effective component, wherein the effective component is soybean isoflavone.
Preferably, the product can relieve weight gain caused by high fat diet.
Preferably, the product can inhibit increase of visceral fat specific gravity and abdominal fat specific gravity of rat caused by high fat diet.
Preferably, the product can reduce the increase of blood glucose concentration caused by high fat diet.
Preferably, the product can reduce serum insulin levels after an OGTT.
Preferably, the product inhibits bone loss caused by high fat.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the beneficial effects that:
the soybean isoflavone is used as an effective component of the health food, and the prepared health food can relieve weight gain caused by high fat diet, inhibit the increase of visceral fat specific gravity and abdominal fat specific gravity of rats, reduce the serum insulin concentration after OGTT and inhibit bone loss caused by high fat.
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FIG. 1 shows the body weight change curves of rats in four different diet groups.
Figure 2 statistical plots of gonadal fat and abdominal fat in four different dietary groups.
FIG. 3 changes in serum glucose and insulin concentrations for four different dietary groups.
Figure 4 effect of four different diets on high fat induced bone acquisition disorders in rats.
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Male Sprague-Dawley rats were purchased from Harlan Industries (indianapolis, usa) and arrived at the laboratory on postnatal day 20 (PND), with PDN24 randomized into 4 groups (n ═ 10). Rats were fed with 4 feeds, a standard low-fat AIN-93G diet (LF-Cas) was formulated with casein (Cas) as the sole protein source (LF; 5%); adopting LF diet prepared by AIN-93G formula, substituting Cas with SPI to prepare LF-SPI diet; the HF/High-cholesterol diet contained 18.8MJ/g energy, 195g/kg casein, 483g/kg carbohydrate, 210g/kg anhydrous milk fat, 5g/kg cholesterol and 50g/kg cellulose fiber (HF-Cas); the HF-SPI panel was identical to the prior HF-Cas diet panel except Cas was replaced by SPI and supplemental amino acids. Thus, there are 2 LF diets, 1 Cas (LF-Cas), 1 SPI (LF-SPI), 2 HF diets, 1 Cas (HF-Cas), and 1 SPI (HF-SPI). Rats were fed four diets from PND24 to PND68, respectively. The HF-SPI group was free to receive food and water, while the other three groups were fed in pairs based on total calories. Since the rats fed in pairs eat all the food, the food intake of four groups of rats was strictly controlled. Rats were housed in an animal facility approved by the animal care laboratory at the Acken Children hospital institute, maintained at constant humidity, and illuminated at a temperature of 22 ℃ from 06:00 to 18: 00. Physical activity between animals is considered similar. All animal experiments were approved by the animal care and use committee of the medical science agency of the university of akkern. The rats were monitored for body weight for 2 weeks. Rats were subjected to a standard Oral Glucose Tolerance Test (OGTT) and tail vein bleeds 7d prior to sacrifice. After the experiment was completed, pentobarbital sodium (100mg/kg) was injected for anesthesia, the rats were sacrificed, and the rat legs and serum were collected. Gonads and abdominal adipose tissue were also taken and their weights were recorded. Rat serum insulin concentrations were determined by ELISA (EZRMI-13K) (Linco Research, St. Charles, MO, USA). The glucose concentration in serum was determined by glucose oxidase method (IR 070; Synermed, Westfeld, USA).
Example 1
Rats were fed Low Fat (LF) or High Fat (HF) feed with casein (Cas) or Soy Protein Isolate (SPI) addition. Rats were fed group by group. Rats fed HF-Cas weighed 465.0 + -12.1 g vs.395.5 + -19.7 g (P ═ 0.026) more than rats fed LF-Cas. The rats in the LF-SPI fed group had the lowest body weight (p <0.05), while the rats in the HF-SPI fed group had body weights similar to those in the LF-Cas group (fig. 1), indicating that the SPI-containing diet had a remitting effect on high fat diet-induced weight gain.
Example 2
When the local fat mass is expressed as a percentage of body weight, the abdominal fat pad (1.61 + -0.21%) and gonadal fat pad (1.39 + -0.11%) of the rats in the HF-Cas fed group were greater than those in the LF-Cas fed group (0.85 + -0.08% and 0.81 + -0.0%, P <0.05), respectively. Gonadal fat pads were smaller in the LF-SPI diet group (p <0.05), but similar in abdominal fat pads compared to the rats in the LF-Cas diet group (fig. 2). Thus, SPI was able to prevent HF-induced increase in body fat in rats.
Example 3
We performed OGTT and tail blood insulin concentration measurements at PND 61. In the HF-Cas group of animals, blood glucose and insulin concentrations were higher at 60, 90 and 150 minutes post stimulation with glucose than in the other groups (p < 0.05). The LF-SPI group showed the highest insulin sensitivity, and the LF-Cas group showed similar results to the HF-SPI group (FIG. 3). The results show that the HF-SPI group can significantly prevent hyperglycemia compared to the HF-Cas group (fig. 3).
Example 4
The tibial micro-CT analysis showed the phenotype as shown in figure 4. Wherein the rat bone volume, trabecular number and trabecular thickness of the HF-Cas group are all reduced compared with the animals of the LF-Cas group. But these parameters are highest in the LF-SPI group. However, the HF-Cas group had a greater trabecular spacing in rats compared to the other groups. The results demonstrate that low bone mass is associated with a high fat diet and that soy isoflavones can significantly improve this trend.

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1. A health food composition for inhibiting obesity and bone acquisition disorder caused by high fat diet comprises adjuvants and effective component, wherein the effective component is soybean isoflavone.
2. Use of the health food composition as set forth in claim 1 for preparing a health food for alleviating weight gain caused by high fat diet.
3. Use of the health food composition as set forth in claim 2 for preparing a health food which can reduce the specific gravity of visceral fat and the specific gravity of abdominal fat of rats caused by high fat diet.
4. Use of the health food composition as set forth in claim 2 for the preparation of a health food for lowering the increase of blood glucose level caused by a high-fat diet.
5. Use of the health food composition as set forth in claim 2 for the preparation of a health food which can lower the serum insulin concentration after the glucose tolerance test (OGTT).
6. Use of the health food composition as set forth in claim 2 for preparing a health food which can inhibit bone loss caused by high fat.
7. Use of the health food composition as defined in claim 2 for the preparation of health food wherein the dosage of said health food is 15g of soy isoflavone powder per day, and the dosage of children is halved.
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