 both responsible for the pathogenesis of T2DM, suggesting the potential importance of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory alternatives [ 138 ]. The phenolic compounds with potent anti-oxidant activity are capable of exhibiting anti-inflammatory activity, with the potential to prevent DM and its complications. The current review is an attempt to provide a description of various plants’ derived phenolic compounds currently used for treatment, and inhibition of inflammatory pathways that are important in diabetic prevention strategies.

Apigenin is a natural flavonoid abundantly present in common fruits and vegetables ( Figure 3 ) [ 139 ]. Apigenin as a therapeutic agent for various inflammatory diseases inhibits TNF-α and IL-1β-induced activation of NF-κB via ERK1/2 activation. Apigenin attenuates production of pro-inflammatory cytokines such as IL-6, IL-1β, and TNF-α through modulating multiple intracellular signaling pathways in macrophages, which ameliorated hyperglycemic and improved antioxidants via oxidative stress-related signaling [ 97 ].

Diosmin is a naturally occurring flavonoid, abundant in the pericarp of various citrus fruits ( Figure 4 ) [ 140 ]. Excessive production of free fatty acids (hyperglycaemia) has previously been shown to cause inflammation leading to mitochondrial DNA damage and pancreatic cell malfunctioning [ 141 ]. Antioxidant supplementation by diosmin suppressed diabetes induced ROS resulting in deactivation of NF-κB associated pro-inflammatory chemokines and cytokines such as macrophage chemotactic protein (MCP-1), tumor necrosis factor (TNF-α), and interleukins (IL-1β and 6) [ 98 ].

Quercetin is found in a great variety of food, including vegetables, tea, apples, grapevines, berries, broccoli, red onions and capers ( Figure 5 ) [ 142 ]. Inflammatory mediators can activate a number of receptors, which subsequently result in pancreatic β-cell dysfunction, insulin signaling impairment, endothelial dysfunction and altered vascular flow that lead to diabetic vascular complications [ 143 ]. CRP, a marker of systemic inflammation, and markers of endothelial dysfunction have been reported in both type 1 and type 2 diabetic patients [ 144 ]. Quercetin administrations protect against diabetes-induced exaggerated vasoconstriction. These effects resulted from the reduction in serum level of both TNF-α and CRP and inhibition of aortic NF-kβ in both models of diabetes [ 100 ].

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both responsible for the pathogenesis of T2DM, suggesting the potential importance of antioxidants and anti - incendiary option [ 138 ]. The phenolic compound with potent anti - oxidant activity are capable of expose anti - inflammatory activity, with the electric potential to prevent DM and its complications. The current review is an attempt to supply a description of various plants ’ derive phenolic compounds currently use for discussion, and inhibition of inflammatory nerve pathway that are important in diabetic prevention strategies. 

 Apigenin is a lifelike flavonoid abundantly present in common fruits and vegetables (digit 3) [ 139 ]. Apigenin as a therapeutic agent for assorted inflammatory disease inhibits TNF - α and IL-1β - induce activation of NF - κB via ERK1/2 activation. Apigenin attenuates product of pro - inflammatory cytokines such as IL-6, IL-1β, and TNF - α through modulating multiple intracellular signaling pathways in macrophages, which ameliorated hyperglycemic and improved antioxidants via oxidative stress - related signaling [ 97 ]. 

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 Quercetin is found in a great variety of food, including vegetables, tea, apples, grapevines, berry, broccoli, red onion and capers (Figure 5) [ 142 ]. Inflammatory mediators can activate a number of receptor, which subsequently result in pancreatic β - cell dysfunction, insulin signaling disability, endothelial dysfunction and altered vascular flow that lead to diabetic vascular complications [ 143 ]. CRP, a marker of systemic ignition, and markers of endothelial dysfunction have been report in both type 1 and type 2 diabetic patients [ 144 ]. Quercetin administration protect against diabetes - induced exaggerated vasoconstriction. These consequence resulted from the decrease in serum level of both TNF - α and CRP and inhibition of aortal NF - kβ in both models of diabetes [ 100 ]. 

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APigenin is A naturAL flavonOId abundAntly pResEnt In coMMoN fRuiTs ANd vEGeTabLEs ( FIgure 3 ) [ 139 ]. ApiGeNiN as a tHeraPEUTIc agEnt For vAriouS inflammatory DisEaseS InhIbits tNF-α aNd IL-1Β-iNduceD activAtion Of nF-κB via ERK1/2 activAtioN. Apigenin AttEnUatEs ProduCTion of Pro-InfLammatoRy cytokINes SuCH AS Il-6, IL-1β, and TNF-α through MoDULaTing multIple inTRaCeLLular sigNaLinG patHWAys in MacrOPhAges, whicH ameliORaTeD hypergLyCemic aNd ImpRovEd antIOxidAnts viA oxidatiVe strESs-related signaLIng [ 97 ].

Diosmin is a NAtURAlLY occUrrIng flavonoiD, abuNDant In thE PeRicARp of vAriouS cITrUS fruits ( Figure 4 ) [ 140 ]. ExcessIvE produCtion Of free fatty acIds (hyperglYCAEmia) has pReviOUsLY been shown to caUse inFlammation LEading to MitocHondrial dNA damage AND pancreaTic CelL maLfuNCTiOning [ 141 ]. AntioxidANT supPlEmentatIon By diosmIn sUppResSed DiAbetes indUced ROS rEsUlTiNg In dEactiVAtion of Nf-κb asSoCiaTed prO-InflamMatorY cheMoKiNEs aNd cytokINeS SUch aS mAcRophAge ChEmotaCtic PRotEin (MCP-1), tUmor necroSis FActoR (TnF-Α), and intErleukins (IL-1β aNd 6) [ 98 ].

quercetin iS fOunD in a grEAT variety Of food, including vegetablES, tea, appLes, GrapeVineS, berries, bRocColi, reD onIOns and Capers ( figurE 5 ) [ 142 ]. INflAMMatorY MEdIatOrS can activaTE A nuMber oF rEcepTors, whiCh subsequently resuLT in Pancreatic β-ceLl dYsfuNCTiOn, iNSuLIn sIgNAliNG Impairment, endotHelial dysfUnCTiOn and alterED vaScUlar floW that leAd to dIAbetic vAscular coMplicatioNs [ 143 ]. cRP, a MARkeR of systemiC inflammAtion, and mARkers OF eNdothEliAl dysfUnCtiOn havE been rEPorTed in Both tyPe 1 And typE 2 diabEtIc patienTs [ 144 ]. Quercetin administratiOns proTect aGaiNst diabetEs-iNDucEd exaggerAted VasoconstrIctIon. these EffECts reSultED fRom THe redUctiON in serum lEVeL of BOTh tNF-α and CRP aND INhiBitioN of AOrtic Nf-kβ iN both models of diabETes [ 100 ].

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 both responsible for thepathogenes is of  T2 DM,  s ugge stin g the potentia l  imp ortance of antioxidant s and  a n ti-i n fl ammat ory alt e rn a t ive s[138  ] .  T he ph eno lic com pounds wit h p ot ent anti-oxi d an t activity  ar e capable of  ex hibiti ng  an t i-inf lam mator y acti v ity, w ith the p ot e ntialt o preve n t  D M an d its complicatio n s. The current re view i sa na t tem ptto provide  a  desc r iptiono fv a r iou s  plants’ deri ved phenoli c  co mpound scur r entlyusedfo r  tr eatment, an d in hibitionof inf l ammator y  pathwa ys tha t a reimpo r ta nt  in  d i abe t ic  pr e ven tion str at eg ies.
Api g e n i n is  anatu ral f lavonoid abun dan tlyp res ent i n com monfr uitsand ve getab le s ( Figure 3 )[ 13 9 ]. Apig eni nasathera p euticage ntfor var ious in f lam ma t o r ydiseases inhibitsTN F - αand IL-1 β-indu c ed  a c tivation  o f N F-κB v ia ER K1/2 ac tivation . Apig e ni nattenua te s prod uc tio n o f pro - infl ammato ry cytok iness uch as IL-6, I L -1β, and TNF- α  t h r ou g h mo dul ating multi plei ntra cell u la r s i gnali ng pa th w ay s  in macrophages, wh ic h amel iorat ed hyperglyce mic and im p r o ved anti oxid a nt s  via oxidative  stre ss-related signalin g [ 9 7 ].

Di osmin isa naturall y o ccu rri ngf l av onoid, abunda n t  inth e peric arp  of var iou s c itr usfr uits ( Fi gure 4 )  [  1 40  ] . E xcess i ve produ ct ion  o f f ree f a tty ac ids ( hype rg ly c aem ia) has pr e v ious ly  b eensho wn  to c ause inf lammati on leadin g t o  mit oc ho ndrialDNA damage an dpancreatic  c ell  malfu n c tioning[ 141 ]. Antioxidant su p plement ati on by  dio smin supp res sed di abe t es ind uced R OS re su lti n g  in d e a ct iva ti on of NF-κ B ass ociat ed  pro -inflam matory chemokinesa ndcytokines suc h a s ma c r op hag e  c h emo ta c tic p rotein (MCP-1),  tumor nec ro s is  factor (T N F-α ),  and in terleuk ins ( I L-1β an d 6) [ 98  ].

Quer ce tini s  fo und in a g reat var iety of f o od, i n cl uding  ve getabl es , t ea, a pples, gra pevin es, be rr ies, b rocco li , red on ions and capers ( Figur e 5 )[ 142  ].  Inflamma tor y  me diators c an a ctivate anum ber  of r ece p tors,  whi c hsub s equen tlyr esult inp an cre a t ic  β-cell dys f u n cti on, i nsu l in sig nali ng impairment, en d othelial dysfu ncti o n  an d a l tere dvascular flowtha tl e ad to di ab etic vascul ar compl ic a tions  [ 143  ]. CR P, a ma r k er of sys temi c i nflammati on,  a n d marke rs  o f  endot heli al  dysfu nction have b een reported inbotht y pe 1a ndtype2diabeti c  pat ients [ 14 4 ]. Querce tin ad mini strat ions pr ot ect ag ain st  diabetes- i nduced ex agger ated va so cons tri ction.  The s e  effe ctsre sul ted fromt h er ed uc t ion  inserum  l evel  of bothT NF-α and  CR P  and in hi bit i o n of a o rt i c  NF-kβ inbot h mod e l s of diabe t es [ 10 0  ].
Kaempf erol i s a nat u ral  f lavonol , r e l atively a bundant i n  gr ap efru it, teacr ucif er ous 
 both_responsible for_the pathogenesis of T2DM,_suggesting the_potential_importance of_antioxidants_and anti-inflammatory alternatives_[ 138 ]._The phenolic compounds with_potent anti-oxidant activity_are_capable of exhibiting anti-inflammatory activity, with the potential to prevent DM and its complications._The_current review_is_an_attempt to provide a description_of various plants’ derived phenolic_compounds currently_used for treatment, and inhibition of inflammatory pathways_that_are important in_diabetic prevention strategies.

Apigenin is a natural flavonoid abundantly present_in common fruits and vegetables (_Figure 3 )_[_139_]. Apigenin as a_therapeutic agent for various inflammatory diseases_inhibits TNF-α and IL-1β-induced activation of_NF-κB via ERK1/2 activation. Apigenin attenuates production_of pro-inflammatory cytokines such as IL-6,_IL-1β, and TNF-α through modulating_multiple intracellular_signaling pathways in macrophages, which_ameliorated hyperglycemic and_improved antioxidants_via oxidative stress-related_signaling [ 97 ].

Diosmin is a_naturally occurring flavonoid,_abundant in the pericarp of various_citrus_fruits ( Figure_4_)_[ 140_]. Excessive production_of_free fatty_acids_(hyperglycaemia) has previously been shown to_cause_inflammation leading to mitochondrial DNA damage and_pancreatic cell malfunctioning [_141_]. Antioxidant supplementation by_diosmin suppressed diabetes induced ROS_resulting in deactivation of NF-κB associated_pro-inflammatory chemokines_and cytokines_such as macrophage chemotactic protein (MCP-1), tumor necrosis factor (TNF-α), and_interleukins (IL-1β and 6) [ 98_].

Quercetin is found in_a great_variety_of food, including_vegetables,_tea, apples,_grapevines, berries, broccoli, red onions and capers_( Figure_5 ) [ 142 ]. Inflammatory_mediators can activate a_number_of receptors, which subsequently result in_pancreatic β-cell dysfunction, insulin signaling impairment,_endothelial dysfunction and altered vascular_flow_that_lead to diabetic vascular complications_[ 143 ]. CRP, a marker_of systemic inflammation,_and markers of endothelial dysfunction have been_reported_in both type 1 and type_2_diabetic patients [ 144 ]. Quercetin_administrations_protect_against diabetes-induced exaggerated vasoconstriction. These_effects resulted from the reduction in_serum level of both TNF-α and CRP and inhibition_of aortic NF-kβ_in both models of diabetes_[_100_].

Kaempferol is a natural flavonol, relatively abundant in grapefruit, tea_cruciferous