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. 2017 Aug 18;22(8):1329. doi: 10.3390/molecules22081329

Table 2.

Clinical investigations on healthy subjects (participants receiving no other medicine) supplemented with resveratrol.

Aim (To Study the Effect of Resveratrol) No. of Treated Subjects (Males, Females or Both) Dose of Resveratrol Duration of Treatment in Days Important Findings Reference
On metabolic profile 32 (Both) 300 or 1000 mg 84 Suppressed levels of fasting glucose (by 1.67 ± 1.51 mg/dL at 300 mg dose) and bilirubin [27]
On metabolic profile 24 (Males) 500 mg 28 Non-significant change in the markers of obesity [6]
On metabolic profile 16 (Males) 150 mg 28 Non-significant effect on aerobic or anaerobic capacity [28]
On metabolic profile 11 (Males) 150 mg 30 Enhanced oxidative phosphorylation and reduced postprandial energy expenditure and adipose tissue lipolysis [29]
On metabolic profile and insulin sensitivity 29 (Females) 75 mg 84 Non-significant effect on metabolic rate or the insulin sensitivity [30]
On energy expenditure and substrate metabolism 18 (Both) 200 mg 3 Significantly improved fasting and postprandial energy expenditure [31]
On postprandial incretin hormone levels 10 (Males) 150 mg 30 Significant suppression of postprandial glucagon response [32]
On adipose tissue morphology 11 (Males) 150 mg 30 Significantly reduced adipocyte size as well as ameliorated insulin sensitivity [33]
On markers of oxidative and inflammatory stress. 20 (Both) 40 mg 42 Diminished levels of oxidative stress and inflammation biomarkers [34]
On markers of oxidative and inflammatory stress. 10 (Both) 100 mg Single dose Suppressed the increase in oxidative stress, lipopolysaccharide and LBP concentrations [35]
On markers of oxidative stress in obese patients. 32 (Both) 150 mg Single dose Significantly higher antioxidant effect of RSV triphosphate (RTP) and grape extract than RSV [36]
On inflammation and oxidative stress markers in smokers. 50 (Both) 500 mg 90 Diminished levels of C-reactive protein and triglycerides, and increased total antioxidant levels [37]
On human mononuclear cells upon bacterial stimulation. 10 (Males) 5000 mg Single dose Increase in TNF-levels while IL-10 levels were decreased. [38]
On cerebral blood flow and cognitive performance 9 (Males) 250 mg and 500 mg Single dose Increased cerebral blood flow [39]
On flow-mediated dilation (FMD) and cognitive performance. 28 (Both) 75 mg 42 No adverse side effects [40]
On flow-mediated dilation (FMD) and cognitive performance 6 (Males) 250 mg Single dose Significant increase in FMD [41]
On cognitive performance 46 (Both) 200 mg 182 Significantly improved memory retention [42]
On endothelial response and vascular markers. 41 (Both) 400 mg 30 Protection against atherosclerosis [43]
On systemic sex hormone levels 40 (Females) 500 mg 84 Significant increase in sex-hormone binding globulin [44]
Of administered form on bioavailability 15 (Both) 40 mg Single dose Ameliorated absorption in dry powder form [45]
Of gut microbiota on metabolism of resveratrol 22 (Both) 0.5 mg/kg Single dose Variable metabolism of resveratrol among individuals [46]