Pharmacological Potential of Advance Diabetes Support Product in the Management of Insulin-Dependent Diabetes: Overviews on Case Study

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A: Good

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Structure

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Tools and Methods

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Discussion & Conclusion

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Comments: The Discussion gives an outline of Diabetes Mellitus and its occurrence worldwide among the population, followed by the treatment methods. It also discusses the disadvantages of insulin therapy and the need for the development of herbal formulations that will enhance sustained glycemic control and reduce insulin resistance and hypoglycemia in individuals with diabetes mellitus. The Conclusion highlights the promising results of the advance diabetic support product with its evidence to further use as a monotherapy or adjunctive therapy.

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Length

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Writing style

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Further comments on the paper

Comments: The manuscript provides an overview of the current understanding of the pharmacological potential of advance diabetes support product management of insulin-dependent diabetes. It further illustrates the overall methodology, treatment, statistical analysis and results of the study. The study suggests that the advance diabetes support product should be further extensively used as a monotherapy or adjunctive therapy for the regulation, management or control of insulin-dependent diabetes.

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A: Yes - Suitable to be published

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