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Effects of Selenium Towards Type 2 Diabetes
According to the prevalence of non-communicable chronic diseases and aging population characteristics, this study is exploring the coexist effects combined with various dimensions: nutritional functions, metabolic homeostasis, inflammation and immunity by the selenium supplementation among type 2 diabetes, which based on insulin resistance, beta-cell function disorders, and body metabolic homeostasis disorders of the mechanism of type 2 diabetes by lifecycle so that could provide with a totally new and safe nutritional method for type 2 diabetes prevention and diagnosis.
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