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Relation of antistress and geroprotective effects of deuterium depleted water in aging female rats

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Abstract

The use of deuterium depleted water (DDW) in a dosing regimen of 25-30 ml per day for five weeks in aging female rats (20-22 months) contributed to the overall correction of age-related disorders of the adaptive status, estrous cycle regulation and nonspecific resistance, as well as the appearance of visually distinct signs of rejuvenation of the animals. The obtained results show the relation between the geroprotective effect of DDW and the development of the general nonspecific antistress adaptation reactions of calm and elevated activation that can serve as an experimental basis for the development of an effective method of geriatrics and prevention of cardiovascular diseases and degenerative processes in women in the peri- and postmenopausal period.

Imprint

Oleg I. Kit, Alla I. Shikhliarova, Galina V. Zhukova, Stepan S. Dzhimak, Mikhail G. Barishev, Tatiana A. Kurkina, Elena A. Shirnina, Tatiana P. Protasova. Relation of antistress and geroprotective effects of deuterium depleted water in aging female rats. Cardiometry; No.10; May 2017; p.35–42; DOI: 10.12710/cardiometry.2017.10.3542; Available online: http://www.cardiometry.net/issues/no10-may-2017/geroprotective-effects

Keywords

Deuterium depleted water,  Aging female rats,  Estrous cycle,  General unspecific adaptational reaction,  Neuroendocrine regulation
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