CHANGES IN THE AMOUNT OF LIPIDS UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF NATURAL BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE FOOD SUPPLEMENTES IN EXPERIMENTAL DIABETES
Keywords:
Diabetes, natural biologically active food supplement, hyperlipidemia, triacylglyceride, glucose.Abstract
Shifo and As-GAM natural biologically active food supplement (NBAFS) of the effects of alloxan-induced diabetes in rats by changes in blood lipid spectrum.
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