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Sajaad Eaglah Salih, Sadiq Dakhil Rahimih, Noor Al Huda Murtadha Doghiam, Zahra Hussein Mohammed, Amna Hashim Muhammed,Haneen Hadi Tahr,Maali Hussein Falih

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5

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Abstract In the current study, laboratory rats of the white type, Rattus norvegicus, were used in the current study, as they were obtained from the Department of Life Sciences - College of Sciences - University of Thi Qar, whose ages ranged between 14-18weeks and weights (190- 200) grams. laboratory rats were prepared, which were divided into two groups, each group consisting of 5 animals, according to the following: 1.The first group was a control group that was given water and bread for 30 days.2.The second group, which is the treated group, was given water and indomie, where theamount of each animal was 50 grams per day for a period of 30 days. The study showed an increase in weight in laboratory animals in relation to the indomie group the study showed a non-significant decrease in GOT for the indomie treatment group compared with the control group within the probability level p ? 0.05. The study showed a non-significant decrease in GPT, for the indomie-treated group compared with the control group within a probability level of p? 0.05 Through The study showed a non-significant decrease in GPT for the indomie treatment group compared with the control group within a probability level of p? 0.05 .The study showed a significant increase in Urea in the endometriosis group compared with the control group within the probability level p ? 0.05. The study showed a non-significant increase in testosterone in the indomie group, compared with the control group, within a probability level of p? 0.05. The study showed a significant increase in ALK, Urea and GLUCOSE in the indomie treatment group compared with the control group within the probability level p ? 0.05. The study showed pathological changes in the kidneys for the indomie group. used; independent 2 samples student t-test was used to analyze the differences between the mean of two groups. The correlation between the groups of study was analyzed by pearson correlation. The statistical tests a P value ? 0.05 was considered statistically significant.