Clover microgreen incorporation in diet‐controlled diabetes and counteracted aflatoxicosis of rats

Abstract Diabetes mellitus is one of the chronic metabolic diseases whose control remains a challenge. Its increased incidence was mainly attributed to environmental contamination. Therefore, this study aims investigate effect feeding clover microgreen (CM) on diabetes model with or without aflatoxin exposure. Rats were distributed into 8 groups. G1 group. G2 fed CM. G3 administered orally. G4 and aflatoxin. G5 diabetic rats. G6 rats G7 G8 Phytochemical analysis CM showed that gardenin most common compound. The administration aggravated diabetes. groups decreased glucose concentration compared unfed Liver kidney function parameters improved by histopathological alteration pancreas, liver, kidneys relieved in CM‐fed area % insulin islets Langerhans Feeding also enhanced oxidative stress biomarkers. In conclusion, all evaluated either exposed not control.