Effect of the Citrus Flavone Nobiletin on Circadian Rhythms and Metabolic Syndrome

Date

2022-11-10

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MDPI

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Article

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Abstract

The importance of the circadian clock in maintaining human health is now widely acknowledged. Dysregulated and dampened clocks may be a common cause of age-related diseases and metabolic syndrome Thus, circadian clocks should be considered as therapeutic targets to mitigate disease symptoms. This review highlights a number of dietary compounds that positively affect the maintenance of the circadian clock. Notably the polymethoxyflavone nobiletin has shown some encouraging results in pre-clinical experiments. Although many more experiments are needed to fully elucidate its exact mechanism of action, it is a promising candidate with potential as a chronotherapeutic agent.

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Invited review paper for a special issue of Molecules on "Biological Activities of Natural Products III" (Halina Ekiert & Agnieszka Szopa, eds.) open access article

Keywords

polymethoxy flavone, ageing, non-communicable diseases, chemoprevention

Citation

Neba Ambe GNN, Breda C, Bharmbra AS, Arroo RRJ (2022) Effect of the Citrus Flavone Nobiletin on Circadian Rhythms and Metabolic Syndrome. Molecules, 27, 7727

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