Fat-lowering effects of isorhamnetin are via NHR-49-dependent pathway in .

Isorhamnetin (3--methylquercetin), a flavonol found in dill weed, sea buckthorn berries, kale and onions, has been suggested to have anti-obesity effects, but there is limited evidence of its mechanisms of action on lipid metabolism. The goal of this study was to investigate the effects of isorhamnetin on lipid metabolism using as an animal model. Isorhamnetin reduced fat accumulation without affecting food intake or energy expenditure in .