Cure for Diabetes
June 14, 2008
Cure for diabetes Type 1
Type 1 diabetes treatment is a daily task. Lack of insulin production by the pancreas makes Type 1 diabetes is particularly difficult to control.
Treatment requires a strict regimen that typically includes a carefully calculated diet, planned physical activity, home blood glucose testing several times a day, and multiple daily insulin injections.
Cure for diabetes Type 2
Treatment typically includes diet control, exercise, home blood glucose testing, and in some cases, oral medication and/or insulin. Approximately 40% of people with type 2 diabetes require insulin injections.
Some of the other method as cure for diabetes
Allium
Allium sativum is more commonly known as garlic, and is thought to offer antioxidant properties and micro-circulatory effects. Although few studies have directly linked allium with insulin and glucose levels, results have been positive. Allium may cause a reduction in blood glucose, increase secretion and slow the degradation of insulin. Limited data is available however, and further trials are needed.
Aloe vera
Aloe Vera is a widely known household plant originating from arid countries and resembling the cactus. Grown across the globe, aloe is used as an after-sun lotion, to treat burns and to promote wound healing. It is well-regarded as a ‘healing herb.’ In some parts of the world, dried aloe vera sap and gel (taken from the inner portions of the leaves) are used traditionally to treat diabetes. Aloe vera may be able to lower fasting blood glucose levels as well as HbA1c.
Bauhinia forficata and Myrcia uniflora
Bauhinia forficata grows in South America, and is used in Brazilian herbal cures esepcailly as cure for diabetes. This plant has been referred to as ‘vegetable insulin.’ Myrcia uniflora is also widely employed in South America. Studies utilising the herbs as tea infusions suggest that their hypoglycaemic effects are overrated.
Coccinia indica
Coccinia indica is also known as the ‘ivy gourd’ and grows wild across the Indian subcontinent. Traditionally employed in ayurverdic remedies, the herb has been found to contain insulin-mimetic properties (i.e; it mimics the function of insulin.) Significant changes in glycaemic control have been reported in studies involving coccinia indica, and experts believe that it should be studied further.
Ficus carica
Ficus carica, or fig-leaf, is another good herb as cure for diabetes and it is also well known as a diabetic remedy in Spain and South-western Europe, but its active component is unknown. Some studies on animals suggest that fig-leaf facilitates glucose uptake. The efficacy of the plant is, however, still yet to be validated in the diabetes treatment.
Ginseng
Ginseng is a collective name for a variety of different plant species. In some studies utilising American ginseng, decreases in fasting blood glucose were reported. Varieties include Korean ginseng, Siberian ginseng, American ginseng and Japanese ginseng. In some fields the plant, particularly the panax species, are hailed as ‘cure-all.’ As is the case with many of the herbs employed around the world in the treatment of diabetics, further long-term studies are needed to verify the efficacy of ginseng.
Gymnema helps decreasing the craving for sugar and neutralizes excessive glucose that is present in the body. This property is beneficial to sufferers of diabetes as the herb is often used as anti-diabetic drug.
Uses of Gymnema
* Great sugar regulator and hence it is best as diabetic support.
* Weight reducing or Obesity
* Restores appetite
Diabeta improves the peripheral utilization of glucose in the body and it will also increase the hepatic and muscle glycogen content. The product promotes beta cells repair and/or regeneration and therefore increases the C-peptide level.
The product is very beneficial in conditions such as -
* Diabetes (type II) management
* Protects eyes, kidneys and heart that are at danger in diabetic patients
* Improve overall senses that are markedly down in diabetic conditions
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