Dieta de cafeteria por quatorze semanas pode causar obesidade e resistência insulínica em ratos Wistar
Palavras-chave:
Dieta de cafeteria, Alimento hipercalórico, Resistência à insulina, ObesidadeResumo
Objetivo
A obesidade é um forte preditor de alguns tipos de doenças. A grande oferta de comida e a predominância de ácidos graxos presentes na maioria dos alimentos contribuem diretamente para o aumento da população obesa no mundo. O objetivo do estudo foi verificar se uma dieta de cafeteria durante um período de catorze semanas pode causar aumento dos pesos de tecido adiposo branco, corporal e muscular e provocar um quadro de resistência insulínica em ratos machos Wistar.
Métodos
Vinte ratos machos Wistar foram divididos em dois grupos: controle e obeso. Os dois grupos foram alimentados com ração padrão e água ad libitum. Ao grupo obeso foi ofertada dieta ocidental, composta por salsicha, mortadela, bolacha recheada, bacon e refrigerante.
Resultados
Os animais do grupo obeso estavam significantemente mais pesados a partir da segunda semana de tratamento e essa diferença permaneceu até o final do estudo (p<0,0001). O peso absoluto e relativo do tecido adiposo branco e do fígado, e o Índice de Lee foram maiores no grupo obeso (p<0,05), que apresentou uma menor sensibilidade à insulina no final do estudo quando comparado ao grupo controle (p<0,05). Podemos observar que a dieta cafeteria promoveu um aumento progressivo e significativo da massa de gordura corporal associada à disfunção da ação da insulina.
Conclusão
Conclui-se que uma dieta de cafeteria por um período de catorze semanas é capaz de promover aumento progressivo da massa adiposa associada à disfunção da insulina, sendo ótimo e fácil modelo de para induzir resistência à insulina.
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