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Hyperlipidemias*

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Hyperlipidemias*

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Hyperlipidemias*

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Hyperlipidemias* ; Korea*

51 hypertension patients with lipidemia disorder were treated at Hospital of Military Traditional Medicine from April to September 2004. All patients were divided into 2 groups: The control group consisted of 19 patients who received Caropil 25mg tablet/ twice a day during 28 continuous days; the study group consisted of 32 patients who received a traditional recipe of TT2/per day divided into 2 times every 12 hours during 28 days. Among hypertension patients with primary lipidemia disorder and signs of phlegm wetness or and phlegm heat types, using a traditional recipe of T22/per day during continuous 28 days had effects of regulating the index of lipidemia: CT decrease of 14.9%; TG decrease of 27.5%; LDL-C decrease of 16.2%; the effects of increasing HDL-C were not significantly (increase of 6.5%).
Hypertension ; Hyperlipidemias

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Calcineurin ; Diabetes Mellitus ; Hyperlipidemias

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Child* ; Humans ; Hyperlipidemias*

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Hyperlipidemias* ; Kidney* ; Transplantation*

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Hyperlipidemias* ; Hypertension* ; Mass Screening*

Background: According to traditional medicine, Ganodermataceae has many good effects on such as anti-oxidant, liver protection, sedation, anti-tumor, treatment of dyslipidemia,... Hong chi DaLat \ufffd?[Ganoderma lucidum (HC)] is a species of Ganodermataceae. This species has two strains DL1 and DL2, was grown and used mainly in Da Lat but they had not been fully studied. Objectives: To evaluate the cholesterol lowering effect of HC in cholesterol induced hypercholesterolemic rats. Subjects and method: Rats were given orally the cholesterol 10% with 0.5g/kg body weight/day during 6 consecutive weeks in order to induce hypercholesterolemic rats. The hypocholesterolemic effect of extract of (HC) was investigated at the dose of 4g/kg administered orally in hyperlipidaemic rats after 6 weeks. Results: HC with the dose of 4g/kg significantly decreased plasma triglyceride, total cholesterol, LDL \ufffd?C levels by 24.82%, 27.41% and 54.32% respectively, but increased HDL \ufffd?C by 53.34%. The effect of HC on plasma cholesterol levels with the oral dose of 4g/kg, 12g/kg was equal to each other and to that of cholestyramin at the dose of 1.6g/kg. Conclusion: HC has hypocholesterolemic effect in rats.
Reishi ; Hyperlipidemias ; Rats ;