Resumen de Efecto del consumo moderado de vino tinto sobre algunos factores de riesgo cardiovascular

Alicia Jesús Fernández Giusti, Ana María Muñoz Jáuregui, Enma Cambillo Moyano, Fernando Ramos Escudero, Carlos Alvarado Ortiz Ureta

• español

  Introducción: las enfermedades cardiovasculares serán una de las principales causas de muerte en el país al 2020. Objetivo: determinar el efecto del consumo moderado del vino tinto sobre algunos marcadores de riesgo cardiovascular. Material y Métodos: se midió en vino capacidad antioxidante, antocianinas, polifenoles cuantificándose por cromatografía. Se seleccionaron 14 varones y 14 mujeres en 4 grupos de 7; dos grupos bebieron vino durante un mes, realizándoles análisis bioquímicos en condiciones basales, a los 15 y 30 días. Resultados: el vino presentó 226.9 mg/L antocianinas, C.I.50% del radical libre DPPH= 42.27 mg/ml; polifenoles totales = 1281.57 mg/L; cafeico = 11.82 mg/L, quercetina =9.40 mg/L y kaempherol =1.08 mg/L. En varones redujo significativamente en 10,19% glucosa, VLDL en 10,79% y el riesgo coronario 15,97% en varones y 36,5% en mujeres; incrementó significativamente 19,98% HDL en varones y 55,15% en mujeres. Conclusiones: el vino tinto aumentó HDL y redujo el índice de riesgo cardiovascular sobretodo en mujeres.

• English

  Introduction: the cardiovascular illnesses will be among the main causes of death in Perú by the year 2020. Objective: to determine the effect of moderate consumption of red wine on some cardiovascular risk scores. Materials and methods: chromatography of anthocyanin and several polyphenols was used to measure wine antioxidant capacity. The selected volunteers, 14 men and 14 women, were distributed in 4 groups of 7; two groups drank wine for a month; biochemical tests were performed on all volunteers at days 0, 15 and 30. Results: the wine had 226.9 mg/L anthocyanins, C.I.50% of the free radical DPPH = 42.27 mg/mL; total polyphenols = 1281.57 mg/L; caffeic acid = 11.82 mg/L, quercetin = 9.40 mg/L and kaempherol =1.08 mg/L. In men wine reduced glucose levels significantly in 10.19%, VLDL in 10.79%; the coronary risk was reduced by15.97% in men and 36.5% in women; HDL levels were increased significantly, 19.98% in men and 55.15% in women. Conclusions: moderate consumption of red wine increased HDL levels and reduced the cardiovascular risk index, mainly in women.