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. 2018 Dec 31;22(4):39–54. doi: 10.20463/jenb.2018.0029

Table 2. Changes in body weight gain and mean daily food consumption in NFD or HFD-fed mice.

Times Body weight (g) at days after initial test substance treatment Body weight gain during Mean Daily Food
Consumption (g)
Groups 8 days before [A] 1 day before [B] 0 day* [C] 84 days* [D] Adaptive period [B-A] Administration period [D-C]
Controls
Intact 30.48±1.49 30.88±1.55 27.86±1.48 33.45±1.69 0.45±0.20 5.59±0.83 5.58±0.29
HFD 30.46±1.03 34.75±1.04a 31.79±0.92a 50.18±1.73a 4.29±0.25a 18.39±1.48a 4.65±0.23a
Reference
Metformin 30.40±1.35 34.78±1.26a 31.95±1.24a 43.71±1.25ab 4.38±0.20a 11.76±0.97ab 4.71±0.20a
Test material - BH
400 mg/kg 30.49±1.49 34.70±1.38a 31.71±1.84a 40.35±2.18ab 4.21±0.17a 8.64±0.85ab 4.67±0.18a
200 mg/kg 30.45±1.50 34.74±1.82a 31.83±1.47a 43.41±2.20ab 4.29±0.17a 11.59±1.59ab 4.67±0.22a
100 mg/kg 30.45±1.31 34.68±1.19a 31.94±1.71a 45.70±2.37ab 4.23±0.31a 13.76±1.22ab 4.65±0.22a

Values are expressed as Mean ± SD of 8 mice

NFD = Normal pellet diet; HFD = 45% kcal high fat diet

BH extract = Domestic blue honeysuckle (Berries of Lonicera caerulea L.) extracts

Metformin was administered at a dose of 250 mg/kg

* All animals were fasted overnight

a p<0.01 as compared with the intact control group at time-matched point by LSD test

b p<0.01 as compared with the HFD control group at time-matched point by LSD test