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supplement:
Ethanol
supplement:
Green Tea Extract
Research Papers that Mention the Interaction
“Binge ethanol administration (by gavage every 6 h for 24 h) was used to induce acute liver injury, and GTE was administered 90 min prior to every ethanol administration.”
“RESULTS When GTE, but not GC-decreased GT , w as administered immediately before eth anol in take, the blood ethanol and acetaldehyde levels were significantly lower than those in the control.”
Green tea extract co-administered with a polymer effectively prevents alcoholic liver damage by prolonged inhibition of alcohol absorption in mice.“ Green tea partially prevented changes in antioxidant enzymatic as well as nonenzymatic parameters induced by ethanol and enhanced by aging.”
“The ingestion of green tea partially prevented decrease in erythrocyte antioxidant abilities observed during aging and ethanol intoxication.”
“Oral administration of the green tea polyphenolic extract (GTE) significantly ameliorated mucosal damages induced by ethanol and also attenuated the ethanol-induced expression of COX-2 and iNOS.”
“ Green tea partially protected against changes in antioxidant enzymatic as well as nonenzymatic parameters produced by ethanol and enhanced by aging.”
“ Green tea protects phospholipids from enhanced peroxidation and prevents changes in biochemical parameters and morphologic changes observed after ethanol consumption.”
“After 4 weeks, serum ALT levels were increased significantly about 4-fold over control values (35±3 IU/l) by enteral ethanol (114±18); inclusion of green tea extract in the diet significantly blunted this increase (65±10).”
“Furthermore, ethanol significantly increased the accumulation of protein adducts of 4-hydroxynonenal, a product of lipid peroxidation and an index of oxidative stress; green tea extract blocked this effect almost completely.”
“While not affecting fat accumulation or inflammation, green tea extract significantly blunted increases in necrosis caused by ethanol.”
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