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Effect of Wet Cupping Versus Moderate Intensity Aerobic Exercise on Inflammatory Markers in Diabetic Patients
Among all pro-inflammatory biomarkers, TNF-α first recognized to be involved in the pathenogenesis of insulin resistance, and glucose-related abnormalities that link to T2DM. TNF-α plays a vital role in the overall pathophysiology of insulin resistance especially in males with greater body mass index as compared to that in the females This trial aims to investigate the effect of wet cupping therapy versus moderate intensity aerobic exercise on inflammatory markers in diabetic patients
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