Application of Bioactive Molecules in the Treatment and Management of Type-1 Diabetic Disease
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Diabetes Mellitus; Medicinal Plant; anti-diabetic bioactive molecules, ayurveda, homoeopathic, unani, yoga autoimmune, Cardiomyopathy, nephropathy, inflammation, neuropathy, and retinopathyDimensions Badge
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The following is a summary of bioactive chemicals that have been described by researchers based on experimental or clinical antidiabetic data and used in traditional medical systems. Diabetes mellitus is one of the most common non-communicable diseases in the world. A thorough investigation was carried out to gather information on ayurveda, homoeopathic, unani, yoga, and other therapies. It is a metabolic dysfunction disease of the endocrine system that affects over 10% of the world’s population, with the number of those affected growing by the day. The scientific and family names, plant parts and test model employed, degree of hypoglycemic activity, and active chemical compounds are all available in the profiles. All bioactive treatments have been demonstrated to be beneficial in the treatment of diabetic complications and in lowering blood glucose levels in diabetics with DBT-1. Natural oral treatment also significantly lowered glucose levels and insulin requirements in diabetic-1 patients, but more clinical research is needed to determine the exact mechanism.Abstract
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