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Study aim
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Effect of eight weeks resistance training and ginger supplementation on oxidative stress indices in type 2 diabetic patients
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Design
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Clinical trial,
The group (placebo, ginger supplement, supplemented exercise, placebo training), community-based (type 2 diabetes association in Shiraz), and pragmatic, with parallel groups, blinded (then from a person who did not know the codes, It was asked to randomly list numbers from 1 to 44.
The first 11 subjects in the placebo group, 11 in the supplement group, 11 in the training
with supplement group, and the last 11 in the training with placebo group were placed. Randomized;
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Settings and conduct
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Sport protocol for 8 weeks under the supervision of researcher and co-workers in Shiraz University and in Shiraz. Physical Fitness and Fitness Hall
Resistive training was carried out both on-the-spot and on-line. None of the participants in the project, such as students, supervisor professors, consultant professors, and laboratory personnel, did not know how to educate the intervention of different groups.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria: Arthralgia and bone softness, bone fractures, smokers, and alcoholics, if used antioxidant supplements (including ginger, vitamin C, vitamin E), history of resistance exercise in one year
Exclusion criteria: Sudden Diseases; Digestive Problems Caused by Supplements and Physical Problems
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Intervention groups
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Subjects were divided into four groups: ginger (8 subjects), placebo (8), resistance training with placebo (8), and resistance training with ginger (8)
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Main outcome variables
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In general, the purpose of this exercise was to evaluate oxidative stress index and antioxidant index in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus in Shiraz.