46. Anti-fatigue effects of Eatwellb solution in experimental animals
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This study aimed to evaluate the anti-fatigue effects of EATWELLB solution in experimental animals. Fatigue was induced in Swiss mice through daily swimming and Rotarod tests for one week. Following fatigue induction, the mice were orally administered either sulbutiamine at 96 mg/kg/day or EATWELLB solution at 3.6 and 10.8 ml/kg/day for three consecutive weeks. The anti-fatigue effects of EATWELLB were confirmed through a rotarod performance test, measuring the mice grip strength force a forced swimming test, and determination of biochemical parameters. Our results indicated that treatment with EATWELLB at both doses significantly increased grip strength force and prolonged riding and swimming times compared to the model group. Additionally, EATWELLB increased blood glucose levels and reduced blood urea nitrogen (BUN), as well as serum AST and ALT. Furthermore, EATWELLB at both doses significantly increased food intake compared to the model group. These findings suggest that the EATWELLB solution exerts anti-fatigue effects in experimental animals.
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EATWELLB, anti-fatigue, experimental animals
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