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- Lifestyle-related diseases like hypertension and diabetes are increasing and can lead to serious health issues such as heart attacks and strokes.
- This study examined the effects of a fermented soybean and rice bran product (OE-1) on blood glucose levels and weight management.
- Results indicated that OE-1 helps lower blood glucose by inhibiting digestive enzymes, suggesting it could be beneficial for preventing lifestyle-related diseases.
Article Abstract
In recent years, lifestyle-related diseases such as hypertension and diabetes have been on the rise. These conditions can cause serious conditions such as myocardial and cerebral infarctions. Therefore, proper control of blood pressure and blood glucose levels is important issues in preventive medicine. Traditional fermented foods have been shown to have various functions, and their effects on lifestyle-related diseases have attracted particular attention. In this study, we investigated the effects of fermented soybeans and rice bran (OE-1) and supplements containing OE-1 on blood glucose levels and weight changes. We identified an inhibitory effect on elevated blood glucose levels upon administration of OE-1, and this effect was thought to be due to digestive enzyme inhibition. These effects of foods containing OE-1 are expected to have a positive effect on the prevention and improvement of lifestyle-related diseases as health foods.
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