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Aqueous Seed mixture of Cereals was testing in hyperlipidemic people on the purpose of determine if the testing sample has hypolipidemiceffect. There were 39 participants of the district of Chiclayo who volunteered to participate in the study. The enzymatic method was use for the quantification of cholesterol and triacylglicerol parametres. There were preliminar pilot studies in five patients and we worked with an experimental group of 19 hyperlipidemic men and women to whom it was administered the testing sample for 4 days, a control group of 8 hyperlipidemic persons and white group of 7 subjects who did not receive the testing sample. For the statistic treatment of the data we applied the test T for related and no related samples. The average results showed the serum cholesterol and triacylglycerol at the end of the study were relatively less than the initial values with a p-value of 2,31E-05 y 8,27E-06 respectively IC 95%. The hypolipidemic power in 4 days of intake of the sample, showed a reduction of cholesterol [29-65] mg/dl and triacylglicerol [51-103] mg/dlIt was concluded that testing simple has hypolipidemic effect in the experimental group at the end of the 4 days of administering in vivo.

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Effect of the aqueous extract of cereals with raw extract of Pineapple comosus on the serum levels of cholesterol and triacylglicerol of persons with dyslipidemia