DIABETES

Diabetes Mellitus type 11 is found in adults while type 1 is common in children. The elevation of sugar in the blood (Glucose) causes diabetes.

Diabetes mellitus is a situation when various factors produce chronic hyperllycemia. Hormone known as insulin and pancreatic fluid produced by pancreas digests sugar (glucose) in the body. Blood sugar rises if this hormone is deficient and makes body system to work abnormally.

Juvenile of type 1 diabetes is more difficult to treat because of the complete absent of insulin production.

Children who suddenly become diabetic should be given black walnut husk decoction to expel parasites from the pancreas to enable normal insulin production to start, if permanent damage has not been done to the gland.

Diabetes mellitus or sugar diabetes make pancreas not to be able to produce the required insulin. Insulin remove sugar from the blood which is converted to body fuel.

Diabetes should be treated with meal. Eat small amount of food frequently for the body to maintain proper sugar level. Heavy meal breaks down the weight, and exercise always. Allyl propyl disulphide (APDS) and diallyl disulphide oxide (allicin) found in onion and garlic lower blood sugar. Jerusalem artichokes, apples, bitter melon, whole grain, flax seed oil, green foods, milk-shake of skin milk, vanilla, watercress, horseradish, soluble fibre foods, legumes, unripe plantain, onion, garlic, ginger, carrot, okro, bitter leaves, etc, are goods foods that lower blood sugar. Avoid saturated fats and carbohydrates including ones found in cassava, rice, yam, starch, sugar, etc. Use only unsaturated fats, like soya been oil, groundnut oil, castor oil, olive oil, etc.

HERBAL REMEDY

Ginseng and chromium 250mcg each two times daily is equivalent daily insulin dosage for a diabetic patient. Use one of the following two methods to treat a diabetic patient.

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