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Deficient nutrition is associated with geographical/cultural reasons as well as deliberate malnutri tion. Deprivation of proteins in diet results in reduction of muscle growth, decrease in metabolic rate and physical activity. An important nutritional factor that could protect against the effects of protein deficiency in patients undergoing physical exertion may be the B vitamins, especially vitamin B 6. The aim of the study was to evaluate the effect of vitamin B 6 supplementation on hematological param eters of rats fed 30 days a protein deficiency diet with or without physical exertion. B 6 supplementation significantly increased body mass and feed consumption in protein deficient rats. It also improved MCV and HGB levels. These results suggested that B 6 supplementation may protect bloodstream against effect of protein malnutrition in diets.

central-european journal of immunology/central european journal of immunology

Experimental immunology The effect of vitamin B 6 supplementation of protein deficiency diet on hematological parameters in the blood of rats subjected/non subjected to physical exertion – a pilot study