Diabetic nephropathy is the result of diabetes complications. Excessive blood glucose levels affect several organs which include liver, heart, and kidneys.The aim of this study is to use the nephroprotective and metabolic effects of fig (Ficus carica L.) leaf supplementation with a low glycemic index diet in grade-II chronic kidney disease patients.
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Participants were advised to take Jasmine Green tea (200ml/tea bag).
Participants were advised to take Fig leaf tea (200ml/tea bag) twice a day for 8 weeks along with low glycemic index diet.
Lahore, Pakistan
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