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Features carbohydrate and water-salt balance of rats with experimental model diabetes while taking electroactivated water solution
The efficacy of electroactivated water solutions (EWS) at an experimental model of diabetes in rats was evaluated. It has been shown that the EWS-A diabetic rats resulted in a pronounced hypoglycemic effect, through delay in the development of diabetes, whereas EWS -K showed no protective effect of plasma glucose concentration. Intake of electrochemically activated water solutions dial not cause changes in renal function and water-salt metabolism in healthy animals, while in diabetic rats it increased diuresis and potassium excretion fraction. Histological analysis revealed a positive impact on the structure of the pancreas of rats with alloxan diabetes model, recuing EWS –A. EWS effect on the morphological structure of the kidney of rats in the experiment was not revealed. These results show the effectiveness of the «anolyte» for correction of structure and functions of the pancreas in rats with experimental model of diabetes.
«anolyte», «catholyte», electroactivation, water-salt balance, diabetes mellitus, kidney, pancreas, rat
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