Nutrients July 2024 PMID 38999910

A New Alternative Nutritional Source Hawthorn Vinegar: How It Interacts with Protein, Glucose and GLP-1.

Nilay Seyidoglu, Deniz Karakçı, Hale Ergin Eğritağ, Seydi Yıkmış

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What people are saying

Discussions highlight points like the increased GLP-1 levels and liver benefits associated with ultrasound-treated hawthorn vinegar, with language that reflects curiosity and cautious optimism, such as 'possible health benefits' and 'interesting approach.' The tone and choice of words suggest that users see this research as a promising step toward improving nutritional strategies, but remain mindful of the preliminary nature of the findings.

AgreementModerate agreement

Most discussions acknowledge the significance of the research, with some expressing cautious optimism about its potential benefits.

InterestModerate interest

Participants show moderate interest, focusing on the study's implications for metabolic health and dietary options.

EngagementModerate engagement

Comments often reference specific findings, such as ultrasound treatment improving protein levels and GLP-1 levels, indicating thoughtful engagement.

ImpactModerate impact

The comments suggest recognition of the study's potential influence on nutritional science and health practices, though it's still early to determine broad impact.

Abstract in brief

  • The study explored how different methods of making hawthorn vinegar—traditional, pasteurized, and ultrasound—affect its ability to influence metabolic processes, particularly focusing on protein levels, glucose, and GLP1 hormone levels in rats.
  • Results showed that ultrasound-treated vinegar increased intestinal protein and plasma/liver protein levels, while slightly reducing liver and plasma GGT (a liver enzyme), indicating potential liver benefits.
  • All vinegar groups had higher plasma GLP1 levels than the control, suggesting that hawthorn vinegar, especially when processed by ultrasound or pasteurization, might help improve glucose regulation and support metabolic health.]

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@NutritionAlerts · X

Just published in Nutrients: "Nutrients, Vol. 16, Pages 2163: A New Alternative Nutritional Source Hawthorn Vinegar: How It Interacts with Protein, Glucose and GLP-1". https://t.co/HDMPg2m2w5

Jul 8, 2024 · 500 followers View post →

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Latest Nutrition News
@NutritionAlerts · X

Just published in Nutrients: "Nutrients, Vol. 16, Pages 2163: A New Alternative Nutritional Source Hawthorn Vinegar: How It Interacts with Protein, Glucose and GLP-1". https://t.co/HDMPg2m2w5

Jul 8, 2024 · 500 followers View post →