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Home > Conditions & Concerns > Specialties > Endocrinology > Diabetes > Ayurveda |
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Ayurveda & Diabetes |
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It recommends a simple and effective herbal way for its control. And that is Turmeric. Taken daily just before meals it has been shown that this leads to a marked reduction in insulin. |
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Half a teaspoon of turmeric can also be taken along with half a teaspoon of ground bay leaf in Kumari usal (ale vera). The mixture should be taken twice a day before lunch and dinner. To control diabetes, half a teaspoon of the herbal mixture (Guduchi - 1 part; Shardunika 1 part, Kutki 1 part Punarnava - 2 parts) should be taken 2-3 times a day with warm water. Ayurveda recommends a Kapha pacifying diet. You should not have excess intake of sweets, carbohydrates and dairy products. More of fresh vegetables and bitter herbs should be taken. A cup of water stored overnight in a copper vessel is also useful. Yoga is also of great help. For more information on diabetes and ayurveda check out http://www.mindxpansion.com/ayurveda/aainfo.htm
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