Table 3.
Blood glucose levels of non-diabetic and db/db mice to whom ATE and FATE were administered (mg/dL)

Week	Normal1)	DM2)	ATE2003)	ATE4004)	FATE2005)	FATE4006)
0	103.6±3.5a7)	430.4±11.4b	465.6±16.1b	468.2±23.3b	437.4±20.2b	452.0±21.7b
1	108.6±4.0a	515.4±15.3b	498.4±16.5b	496.6±29.4b	499.0±29.4b	444.4±14.5b
2	101.8±5.2a	524.6±13.5b	530.0±16.2b	512.0±28.8b	536.2±15.6b	520.6±10.6b
3	115.0±4.7a	536.2±11.9b	543.6±12.1b	540.0±19.6b	545.0±14.9b	545.0±13.0b
4	112.6±4.1a	561.4±16.2b	540.8±14.0b	533.8±16.8b	569.0±14.3b	553.2±16.9b
5	117.4±6.6a	567.2±12.4bc	558.0±12.5bc	519.4±25.5b	574.4±14.1c	556.6±10.9bc
6	119.8±3.9a	580.2±5.0c	574.0±6.8c	511.2±14.1b	584.0±7.3c	556.6±11.1c
7	128.4±5.7a	580.0±6.0d	571.4±8.1cd	525.4±13.3b	573.6±6.1cd	548.8±11.3b

Normal : non-diabetic mice.
DM : diabetic mice.
ATE 200 : Allium tuberosum rottler extracts (ATE) with concentration of 200 mg/kg/day orally administered to the diabetic mice.
ATE 400 : ATE with concentration of 400 mg/kg/day orally administered to the diabetic mice.
FATE 200 : Allium tuberosum rottler extracts fermented (FATE) by L. plantarum and L. casei with concentration of 200 mg/kg/day orally administered to the diabetic mice.
FATE 400 : FATE of 400 mg/kg/day orally administered to the diabetic mice.
)Values are mean±SD (n=5 per group).