Yes. Olivetol treatment demonstrated dose-dependent reductions in triglycerides, cholesterol biosynthesis (via HMG-CoA reductase suppression), and hepatic lipid accumulation, effectively ameliorating obesity-induced steatohepatitis. This was corroborated by normalized liver enzyme levels (ALT/AST), indicating significant hepatoprotective effects. These findings establish Olivetol's multi-target therapeutic potential against metabolic dysregulation in obesity, though further research is required to delineate its primary mechanistic actions – including possible synergistic effects with endogenous regulatory pathways – prior to clinical translation.

Figure 1. Olivetol
Olivetol exhibits a divergent dose-response: low doses reduce hepatic enzymes (hepatoprotective potential), while high doses elevate HMG-CoA (cholesterol biosynthesis modulation). This supports its candidacy as an anti-obesity therapeutic for hyperlipidemia-related disorders, necessitating further mechanistic and safety studies.1
Reference
1.Andukuri Reshma, T.Tamilanban, V. Chitra. et al. Anti‑obesity efects of olivetol in adult zebrafish model induced by short‑term high‑fat diet. Scientifc Reports (2023) 13:18449. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-023-44462-3
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