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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), diabetes mellitus (DM) is a chronic metabolic disease that is characterized by inadequate control of blood sugar levels. Over time, it can lead to damage to some tissues. There are two types of diabetes: insulin-dependent (juvenile diabetes), in which the pancreas produces little or no insulin by itself, […]
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In daily life, every person has a varied and complex diet. This diet includes fast foods devoid of fiber and protein, and other foods, rich in vitamins and minerals. One of the necessary components for the realization of biochemical processes is vitamins. It is either not synthesized at all or very little synthesized by organisms.
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While sunbathing, walking, cooking, and swimming, the most significant organ in direct contact is the skin. It is equipped with a specific structure that protects against various dangers. Skin is divided into 3 layers: epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis. According to the function, the skin has been tasked with issues such as protection from harmful rays,
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Coffee is one of the beverages that are with us in every moment of our lives. It is prepared from roasted coffee beans which are in the Coffea genus. And all coffee plants belong to the family of Rubiaceae1. By separating the seed from the coffee fruit, a green raw product emerges as known as
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The term ‘desert’ comes from the Ecclesiastical Latin ‘dēsertum’1 which means ‘an abandoned place’, but actually the term has not always been used in the way we use it now2. For example, “Desert Islands” has not used to mean a desert like the Sahara or Antarctic3. Before the 20th century, it simply meant “unpopulated area”