Tea seed oil prevents obesity, reduces physical fatigue, and improves exercise performance in high-fat-diet-induced obese ovariectomized mice

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Obese Mice 69%
• Tea 62%
• Seeds 57%
• High Fat Diet 56%
• Oils 56%
• Fatigue 47%
• lard 40%
• Obesity 39%
• Soybean Oil 38%
• Monounsaturated Fatty Acids 12%
• Fatty Acids 10%
• Unsaturated Fatty Acids 9%
• Uterus 8%
• Fats 6%
• Body Weight 6%
• Menopause 6%
• Metabolic Syndrome 5%
• Adipose Tissue 4%
• Brown Adipose Tissue 3%
• Lipid Droplets 3%
• Ammonia 3%
• Healthy Diet 3%
• Ovariectomy 3%
• Blood Urea Nitrogen 3%
• Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease 3%
• Creatine Kinase 3%
• Glucose Tolerance Test 3%
• Body Composition 2%
• Adipocytes 2%
• Laparotomy 2%
• Heart Diseases 2%
• Homeostasis 2%
• Diet 2%
• Liver 1%
• Population 1%
• Neoplasms 0%

Physics & Astronomy

• obesity 100%
• diets 89%
• fats 67%
• physical exercise 66%
• mice 59%
• oils 50%
• soybeans 27%
• fatty acids 26%
• performance 24%
• body weight 9%
• uterus 9%
• liver 4%
• creatine 3%
• heart diseases 3%
• adipose tissues 3%
• homeostasis 2%
• ureas 2%
• endurance 2%
• glucose 2%
• ammonia 2%
• lipids 1%
• cancer 1%
• nitrogen 1%

Chemical Compounds

• Monounsaturated Fatty Acid 27%
• Saturated Fatty Acid 22%
• Polyunsaturated Fatty Acid 22%
• Fat 18%
• Metabolic 15%
• Weight 10%
• Edible Oil 7%
• Creatine 7%
• Brown 6%
• Urea 4%
• Ammonia 4%
• Glucose 4%
• Lipid 4%
• Nitrogen 3%