Beiträge zur Physiologie der Gewürze und Würzstoffe. VI. Aktivierung der Nebennierenrindenfunktion durch Capsicum-Gewürze?

Canzler, H.; Glatzel, H

doi:10.1159/000175119

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“…Food deprivation lasting 7 to 14 days induces in the hum an a decrease of the (catabol) free and conjugated 17-OHCS and -still more -of th e (anabol) 17-KS excretion [37,38]. We found th a t the ratio 1 7 -K S /17 OIICS changes in favour of the 17-KS with high protein diet com pared to high fat diet.…”

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Studies on the Influence of the Protein/Fat/Carbohydrate Ratio of the Diet on the Adrenocortical Function in Man

Glatzel¹,

Hackenberg²

1967

Ann Nutr Metab

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Studies on the Influence of the Protein/Fat/Carbohydrate Ratio of the Diet on the Adrenocortical Function in Man

Glatzel¹,

Hackenberg²

1967

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“…Central sympathetic excitation to be expected from the peripheral action of capsaicin has been demonstrated in the cat [20,21]. In addition, excitation of the pituitaryadrenal axis with increased plasma levels of adrenal glucocorticoids has been shown in the rat [16] and made probable in man [4], Neither direct central effects nor indirect stimulant effects via capsicum-induced changes in diges tion or metabolism can be excluded.…”

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Pilot Studies on Stimulant Effects of Capsicum Spices

Meyer‐Bahlburg¹

1972

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In four experiments with a total of 22 healthy normalsubjects, capsicum spices were tested as to their psychostimulant effects. Two mental-stress experiments involving mental and psychomotor tests, mood ratings and self-report techniques and two monotony experiments involving an acoustical vigilance task were performed. Self-reports showed positive effects, when pooled over all four experiments, but no effects in performance variables could be demonstrated. Thus, it appears that capsicum spices in a relatively high dose may have psychotropic stimulant effects in healthy subjects. However, the effects seem to be weak.

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Beiträge zur Physiologie der Gewürze und Würzstoffe. VI. Aktivierung der Nebennierenrindenfunktion durch Capsicum-Gewürze?

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References 15 publications

Studies on the Influence of the Protein/Fat/Carbohydrate Ratio of the Diet on the Adrenocortical Function in Man

Studies on the Influence of the Protein/Fat/Carbohydrate Ratio of the Diet on the Adrenocortical Function in Man

Pilot Studies on Stimulant Effects of Capsicum Spices

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