Glucose Metabolism-Modifying Natural Materials for Potential Feed Additive Development

Lin, Wei-Chih1,2; Hoe, Boon-Chin1,2; Li, Xianming3; Lian, Daizheng3; Zeng, Xiaowei1

2024-09-01

10.3390/pharmaceutics16091208

PHARMACEUTICS   影响因子和分区

1999-4923

Glucose, a primary energy source derived from animals' feed ration, is crucial for their growth, production performance, and health. However, challenges such as metabolic stress, oxidative stress, inflammation, and gut microbiota disruption during animal production practices can potentially impair animal glucose metabolism pathways. Phytochemicals, probiotics, prebiotics, and trace minerals are known to change the molecular pathway of insulin-dependent glucose metabolism and improve glucose uptake in rodent and cell models. These compounds, commonly used as animal feed additives, have been well studied for their ability to promote various aspects of growth and health. However, their specific effects on glucose uptake modulation have not been thoroughly explored. This article focuses on glucose metabolism is on discovering alternative non-pharmacological treatments for diabetes in humans, which could have significant implications for developing feed additives that enhance animal performance by promoting insulin-dependent glucose metabolism. This article also aims to provide information about natural materials that impact glucose uptake and to explore their potential use as non-antibiotic feed additives to promote animal health and production. Further exploration of this topic and the materials involved could provide a basis for new product development and innovation in animal nutrition.

glucose metabolism phytochemicals probiotics prebiotics chromium natural feed additives antioxidants glucose transporters

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Pharmacology & Pharmacy

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1.Shenzhen Campus Sun Yat Sen Univ, Sch Pharmaceut Sci Shenzhen, Shenzhen 518107, Peoples R China
2.Kemin China Technol Co Ltd, Zhuhai 519040, Peoples R China
3.Jinan Univ, Southern Univ Sci & Technol, Shenzhen Peoples Hosp, Affiliated Hosp 1, Shenzhen 518020, Peoples R China

Lin, Wei-Chih,Hoe, Boon-Chin,Li, Xianming,et al. Glucose Metabolism-Modifying Natural Materials for Potential Feed Additive Development[J]. PHARMACEUTICS,2024,16(9).

Lin, Wei-Chih,Hoe, Boon-Chin,Li, Xianming,Lian, Daizheng,&Zeng, Xiaowei.(2024).Glucose Metabolism-Modifying Natural Materials for Potential Feed Additive Development.PHARMACEUTICS,16(9).

Lin, Wei-Chih,et al."Glucose Metabolism-Modifying Natural Materials for Potential Feed Additive Development".PHARMACEUTICS 16.9(2024).