Abstract
Diabetes is a metabolic infection portrayed by hyperglycemia, including type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes, as well as extraordinary twofold diabetes and gestational diabetes, and it will be accompanied by a variety of complications, which will bring great pain to patients. As of now, there are an enormous number of diabetic patients on the planet, and the quantity of diabetic patients is developing quickly, and it has gradually become younger, which has become a very serious public health problem, so how to work on the counteraction and treatment of diabetes is a vital issue. However, one of the major difficulties in the treatment of diabetes is that it can only control the disease, but it cannot be completely cured. Agaricus blazei Murill is a kind of medicinal mushroom. At present, it is found to be rich in many bioactive substances, and it can be used for adjuvant treatment of many diseases. It is also a potential drug to improve the adjuvant treatment of diabetes. If it can stably produce beneficial glucose metabolism such as lowering blood sugar, it will greatly improve the situation of diabetic patients. Therefore, this paper aims to analyze the pathogenesis of diabetes and the existing literature research on Agaricus blazei polysaccharide, and to clarify the specific role of Agaricus blazei polysaccharide in diabetic blood sugar and the related mechanism of Agaricus blazei polysaccharide in improving blood sugar in diabetic patients.
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