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. 2024 Oct 23;12(11):9673–9681. doi: 10.1002/fsn3.4423

TABLE 4.

Effect of olive oil and flaxseed oil concentration on Body Weight on weekly bases (g) in rats.

Groups 7th 14th 21st 28th Mean ± SD group
G0 179.50 ± 0.70h 182.83 ± 0.75g 185.17 ± 0.87g 188.37 ± 1.10f 183.97 ± 3.46 D
G1 202.21 ± 0.72abc 198.91 ± 0.46d 201.33 ± 0.42bcd 203.63 ± 0.32ab 201.52 ± 1.84 A
G2 189.03 ± 3.28f 201.65 ± 0.13abcd 198.95 ± 2.55d 204.50 ± 1.3a 198.53 ± 6.36 B
G3 191.0 ± 1.32f 198.95 ± 2.55d 199.67 ± 2.05cd 204.50 ± 0.3a 198.54 ± 5.26 B
G4 191.1 ± 0.52f 195.60 ± 4.57e 195.29 ± 2.93e 203.86 ± 1.57ab 196.46 ± 5.40 C

Mean

Weeks

190.57 ± 7.60c 195.59 ± 7.18b 196.08 ± 6.24b 200.97 ± 6.59a

Note: G0, No disease, Normal diet.

G1, CCl4 induced hepatotoxicity group received with normal diet.

G2, CCl4 induced hepatotoxicity group received 4 mL/kg of flaxseed oil.

G3, CCl4 induced hepatotoxicity group received 2.5 mL/kg olive oil.

G4, CCl4 induced hepatotoxicity group received 2 mL/kg flaxseed oil +1.25 mL/kg olive oil for 4 weeks. Significance level = p < 0.05, values were significantly different from each other as A, B, C and D.