Investigative analysis shows nephropathy worsens in SDT fatty rats with high-fructose intake, indicating risks for obesity and diabetes-related kidney injury.
Key Points
High-fructose diet worsens nephropathy through increased urinary stone formation in diabetic models.
Histopathological examination revealed significant renal changes in SDT fatty rats after dietary intervention.
Assessment of renal health confirmed obesity and diabetes contribute to adverse effects on glomeruli function.
These findings may enable further exploration of dietary impacts on renal health in diabetic conditions.