The study of the oxidative stress regarding the decrease of the B1 vitamin concentration in the case of patients diagnosed with diabetes and its treatment by using bio plants

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Article Title:	The study of the oxidative stress regarding the decrease of the B1 vitamin concentration in the case of patients diagnosed with diabetes and its treatment by using bio plants
Authors:	Gyongyi Osser, Maria Orodan, Gelu Marian Movileanu, Speranta Milancovici, Liana Moş, Mircea I.Popescu
Affiliation:	College of Medicine, Pharmacy and Dentistry, “Vasile Goldiş” Western University of Arad, Henri Coandă Street, no. 31, Arad
Abstract:	Throughout the development of the research we strived to provide an answer best fitted to elucidate the issues under study, correlating our own data with the many suggestions offered to us by the specialty literature. The study consisted of determining the important values of the thiamine deficiency, the B1 vitamin being involved in the development of vascular complications. In the case of patients suffering from diabetes, vascular complications are extremely severe. (Ball GFM, 2004) The tests were carried out on a number of patients diagnosed with type 1 and 2 diabetes, with repetitions and under the influences of stress factors. For the experiment, data was collected from patients of various ages.
Keywords:	drug dependency, psychotherapy, personality, complaints and dissatisfaction, clinical approach, heroin
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*Correspondence:	Gyongyi Osser, “Vasile Goldiş” Western University Arad, Faculty of Medicine, Pharmacy and Dentistry, Romani, Henri Coandă Street, no. 31, Arad