Shouvik Mallik , Bijoy Paria , Sayed Mohammad Firdous , Hesham S. Ghazzawy , Nashi K. Alqahtani , Yong He , Xiaoli Li , Mostafa M. Gouda
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Abstract
The complementary intervention to modulate diabetes mellitus (DM) metabolism has recently brought the global attention, since DM has become among the global burden diseases. Where, several related pathways elevate the production of superoxide in consequences. For example, the flux of glycation-derived end products (AGEs) could lead to the deactivation of insulin signaling pathways. In that context, many vitamins and phytochemicals in natural sources have high antioxidant impacts that reduce oxidative stress and cell damages. These chemicals could be applied as bioactive antidiabetic agents. Their mode of actions could be from regulating the intracellular reactive oxygen species (ROS) which cause several pro-inflammatory pathways related to the oxidative stress (OS) and DM. Besides, they have a great potential to control the epigenetic mutations and hyperglycemia and help in back the blood glucose to the normal level. Therefore, the current review addresses the important role of natural functional antioxidants in DM management and its association with its OS complications.
糖尿病(DM)已成为全球负担沉重的疾病之一,因此,通过辅助干预来调节糖尿病(DM)的新陈代谢最近引起了全球的关注。其中,有几种相关途径会导致超氧化物生成增加。例如,糖化衍生终产物(AGEs)的通量会导致胰岛素信号通路失活。在这种情况下,天然来源的许多维生素和植物化学物质具有很强的抗氧化作用,可以减少氧化应激和细胞损伤。这些化学物质可用作生物活性抗糖尿病剂。它们的作用模式可能是调节细胞内的活性氧(ROS),而活性氧会导致与氧化应激(OS)和糖尿病相关的多种促炎途径。此外,它们还具有控制表观遗传突变和高血糖的巨大潜力,有助于将血糖恢复到正常水平。因此,本综述探讨了天然功能性抗氧化剂在 DM 管理中的重要作用及其与 OS 并发症的关联。
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