Following drug intervention, all three treated groups showed significant improvements in these parameters compared to untreated db/db mice [1]
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Myocardial remodelling characterized by fibrosis and hypertrophy, impaired microcirculation, abnormal protein function caused by advanced glycation end products, changes in myocardial metabolism and abnormal mitochondrial function have been noted as associated factors of diabetic cardiomyopathy [14]
Free radicals can be a result of a variety of factors such as toxin exposure, stress, immune dysfunction, and poor nutrition but our body also produces free radicals naturally during cellular reactions
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