Research Article

In Vivo Antioxidant and Hypolipidemic Effects of Fermented Mung Bean on Hypercholesterolemic Mice

Table 1

Blood serum lipid and liver profiles of hypercholesterolemic mice after 2 weeks of treatments.

TreatmentCholesterol 
(mg/dL)
Triglyceride 
(mg/dL)
LDL 
(mg/dL)
HDL 
(mg/dL)
ALT 
(U/L)
ALP 
(U/L)
AST 
(U/L)

Group 1 ()103.71 ± 9.13*101.52 ± 14.38*39.00 ± 2.39*57.86 ± 4.25*62.50 ± 2.54*90.13 ± 3.23*120.42 ± 11.05*
Group 2 ()216.73 ± 12.99201.14 ± 12.5286.18 ± 2.9358.52 ± 3.19277.20 ± 8.71127.83 ± 5.21320.13 ± 13.82
Group 3 ()152.72 ± 7.36*155.41 ± 9.84*57.16 ± 1.38*74.51 ± 3.42*263.58 ± 4.18137.00 ± 2.74424.42 ± 14.07*
Group 4 ()168.22 ± 5.41*142.10 ± 11.85*66.14 ± 6.48*69.03 ± 5.65*190.05 ± 2.81*109.00 ± 2.77*303.16 ± 9.11
Group 5 ()163.41 ± 7.02*133.20 ± 9.27*59.46 ± 4.86*71.51 ± 7.72*162.50 ± 4.00*102.75 ± 1.50*186.72 ± 16.29*
Group 6 ()181.75 ± 5.21*172.13 ± 8.15*71.11 ± 3.74*66.28 ± 4.11*181.58 ± 5.32*110.36 ± 2.89*294.61 ± 5.62*

*Significant difference () among treated or normal group comparing with untreated hypercholesterolemic group was determined using ANOVA followed by Duncan’s multiple range test.