Effect of Curcumin on Diabetes in an Alloxan Mice Model

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Objective: Research on the effect of Curcumin on diabetes in an alloxan mice model. Methods: The positive control group was given Diamicron suspension; High, medium and low treatment groups were given different doses of curcumin solution; Blank group and model group are given the same volume of saline. When the tenth, twentieth, thirtieth day of the administration, measured the blood glucose (BG) of the mice, after the last administration, observed pathological changes of the pancreas under light microscope. Results: Compared with normal control group, the model group level of BG were significantly higher in 10 days,20days,30days and the emergence of pancreatic lesions. Curcumin treatment groups were significantly reduced these abnormalities (P<0.05,P<0.01).Conclusion:Curcumin can reduce the lever of BG at the early diabetic mice and improved the pancreatic lesions caused by diabetes.

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October 2014

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