Thursday, October 6, 2011

6 alternative medicines for type 2 diabetes

With over 200 million people who suffer from diabetes worldwide, and counting, it tends to become the # 1 epidemic of modern times. A major cause of kidney disease, stage-end preventable blindness, lithobolismoi and the effectiveness of many alternative medical treatments in the management of diabetes has been studied.
While the conventional medicine has prescriptions drugs for endocrine disruption in diabetes, alternative therapeutic approaches for managing include herbs, herbal extracts and others.
Here are some good openings and alternative therapeutics which seems to be promising to scientists who study their effects in diabetes.
1. Fenugreek: Herb is used typically for the loss of appetite, and to encourage the production of milk breastfeeding women. And a handful of studies have found that Fenugreek may reduce blood sugar levels in diabetes patients, in accordance with the National Center for complementary and alternative medicine (NCCAM).
Long back, Diabetes UK is referred to several herbs studied, including momordica gymnema sylvestre and cymbalaria, swertia chirayita.
2. Momordica Cymbalaria roots:Cucumber-like vegetable that has been estimated by scientists for its consequences for the control of type 2 diabetes and diabetic mice tests showed an improved glucose tolerance.
3. Gymnema Sylvestre Panos: come from the Indian tropical forests, this Herb during the test for the impact on the Agency's ability to produce insulin, seemed to have a direct effect on the insulin-producing cells in nekrwtiki.
Swertia Chirayita 4. bark: laboratory studies on the bark found that certain compounds are separated by what seems to set off insulin production, except for the strengthening of the action.
5: Berberine. chemically classified as a salt and found in many plants, roots and Barks, this has been documented in Chinese literature for having glucose reduction properties. According to a survey of Australia, the Union is able to help lower blood sugar levels in animal models of diabetes.
6. Tai Chi exercises: this is not sufficiently Herb, nevertheless, in accordance with the April 2008 issue of the British Journal of sports medicine, Tai Chi exercises can improve the management of type 2 diabetes through glucose levels improved.
Despite appear promising, experts believe that much more research is needed to definitively some of these alternative medicine degree of effectiveness.



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