WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT DIABETES MELLITUS?
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Modern human lifestyle is one of the major reasons for greater incidences of diabetes mellitus. Understanding the pathological precautions to be taken and results of diabetes is very important for people with diabetes. Diabetes is not just an increase in glucose in serum but also is major reasons for various other complications like cataract and atherosclerosis during the later years of life. Many plants all over the world have been reported for significant antidiabetic activity. In the present paper a complete consolidated profile is reviewed here.
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