graduate at Medicina Veterinária from Universidade Estadual do Ceará (1986), master's at Animal Pathology from Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro (1991) and ph.d. at Veterinary Medicine from Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho (1998). Has experience in Veterinary Medicine, acting on the following subjects: nbt, metabolism oxidative, apoptosis, oxidative stress, neutrophil, comparative hematology and comparative biochemistry. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Obesity is a chronic disease of high global incidence that affects humans and dogs. Cola-based refrigerant is an important component of the cafeteria diet associated with obesity and osteopathy in humans and rats. There is evidence that the consumption of mate tea (MT) contributes to minimizing the undesirable effects of excess fat (chronic inflammation, oxidative stress, and osteopathy).…
As in humans, obesity is the most common nutritional disease, a modern epidemic in several areas affects more than 30% of the canine population. In humans and laboratory animals, but not in dogs, is well established relationship between obesity, oxidative stress and renal disease. Renal involvement has been reported in obese dogs, but the association between the accumulation of adipose ti…
Recently it was demonstrated that chronic renal failure (CRF) causes oxidative stress in cats and dogs. Among the many toxins that concentrate on IRC, p-cresol and guanidines are the most widely investigated in human patients. In this species, these toxins cause uremic neutrophil dysfunction, specifically promotes the inhibition of neutrophil oxidative metabolism, thus affecting their bac…
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Hyperhomocysteinemia (HHcy) has been associated with obesity, oxidative stress and kidney disease. Mate tea (CM) is a thermogenic antioxidant that helps control obesity and oxidative stress. However, a coffee does not have potentially high CM as blood tests for homocysteine, an oxidant that is associated with oxidative stress and kidney disease. A blind randomized study will be conducted …
Obesity is a chronic disease of high global incidence that affects humans and domestic animals. There is evidence that the consumption of maté tea (MT) contributes to minimizing the undesirable effects of chronic inflammation caused by excess fat. The chronic inflammatory processes cause anemia by sequestering iron. On the other hand, there is evidence that the consumption of MT affects t…
Obesity has a high incidence and currently is the prinicpal nutritional disease of dogs. Obesity has been associated with oxidative stress and increased risk of tumors, diabetes, pancreatitis, infections, heart disease and joint problems. There is evidence that obesity in humans promotes a generalized inflammatory reaction, changing the neutrophil function and compromising the immunologic…
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