Volume 3, Issue 6
Faculty of Science, The University of Copenhagen, Frederiksberg C Copenhagen, Denmark
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Wei Jingwei.Research Progress of Effects and Mechanisms of Chlorogenic Acid on Obesity:A Review[J].Theory and Practice of Science and Technology,2022,03(06):96-102.
Wei Jingwei.Research Progress of Effects and Mechanisms of Chlorogenic Acid on Obesity:A Review[J].Theory and Practice of Science and Technology,2022,03(06):96-102. DOI： 10.47297/taposatWSP2633-456916.20220306.
Chlorogenic acid (CGA)
a kind of polyphenol mostly found in tea
coffee beans or other plant products. CGA have the antioxidative effect
the healthy effect related to promote body metabolism or even combating obesity or type II diabetes. Therefore
scientists are trying to use CGA to treat chronic diseases in recent years. The review aims to explain the recent research progress of utilizing CGA on combating obesity or treating the lipid metabolism disorder. Furthermore
the mechanism for CGA to take effect on obesity is complex and the review try to summarize the mechanisms in a few sections such as affecting hormone
brown adipose tissue
lipid deposition
intestine microflora or so on. Finally
the review points out the requirement of future study to find more evidence to verify the healthy effect of CGA.
ObesityLipid metabolismBrown adipose tissueHormone
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