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Vitamin B15 (Wistar rats; 2.5 mg/100 g of diet) hemicalcium increases the degree of fatty infiltration of the liver which is maintained at a stable level throughout the whole experiment^[1][3].
Vitamin B15 hemicalcium enriches in the rat diet reduced glutathione peroxidase (after one year) and also glutathione transferase (after 18 months) in the brains of the animals, thus impairing their antioxidative capacities^[1].
Vitamin B15 hemicalcium increase the cytochrome oxidase- and also succinate dehydrogenase-activity in certain rat tissues^[1].