Effectiveness of standardized red orange extract (Citrus sinensis) for weight reduction in canine obesity
Emerson Milla,
Ivo Ilvan Kerppers
Abstract:Obesity is the most common nutritional disease in both humans and dogs, currently characterized as a low-intensity inflammatory state. The anthocyanins found in red oranges can assist in combating weight gain and reducing body fat accumulation by reducing lipogenesis and modulating inflammation. This study aimed to compare the effectiveness of standardized dried red orange extract in reducing overweight in obese dogs compared to chromium picolinate and a placebo. In total, 23 animals were used in the current … Show more
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