Effect of Insulin in the Induction and Regression of Atherosclerosis in the Chick
1960
Insulin administration to intact cockerels made atherosclerotic by the feeding of a cholesterol-oil-containing diet prevented regression of coronary atherosclerosis. Insulin administration during the induction of atherosclerosis had no effect on the development of lesions. In some experiments, insulin slightly inhibited estrogen-induced protection of the coronary arteries when the birds were on a high cholesterol-oil diet.
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