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. 2016 Jan 5;10:117–128. doi: 10.2147/DDDT.S95905

Table 4.

The effect of orally administered optimized resveratrol SEDDS (F19) compared with unprocessed resveratrol on body weight and serum glucose level in streptozotocin-induced diabetes mellitus in male albino rats

Group Body weight (g)
Serum glucose level (mg/dL)
Before treatment After 4 weeks treatment At the onset At the end of experiment
N 195.12±3.9 219.9±8.81 95.5±3.6 106.3±3.4
DM 189.6±7.1 129.6±4.01* 296.8±9.1* 449.8±7.9*
CRV10 194.0±5.6 168.25±2.8*,** 282.8±7.6* 196.4±6.74*,**
FRV10 180.8±3.92 185.6±4.98*,**,*** 266.35±5*,** 179.7±3.92*,**,***
CRV20 192.8±8.9 188.5±13.4**,*** 272.3±4.4*,** 170.5±3.43*,**,***
FRV20 196.6±7.01 190.2±4.8**,*** 267.6.±4.8* 172.3±4.15*,**,***

Notes: Values were expressed as mean ± standard error (n=10 per group). P-value is <0.05;

*

significant difference vs N group;

**

significant difference vs DM group; and

***

significant vs CRV10.

Abbreviations: N, nondiabetic control; DM, streptozotocin-induced diabetes; CRV10, DM treated with unprocessed resveratrol (10 mg/kg/day); FRV10, DM treated with optimal formula of resveratrol SEDDS (F19) (10 mg/kg/day); CRV20, DM treated with unprocessed resveratrol (20 mg/kg/day); FRV20, DM treated with optimal formula of resveratrol SEDDS (F19) (20 mg/kg/day); SEDDS, self-emulsifying drug delivery system.