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optimum level of blood glucose level. There are majorly two types of diabetes
namely, type I and type II. Of these, type II is easier to deal with in that way that it
can be completely cured. You need utter dedication, patience and strict lifestyle
modifications.
First let us try to understand how diabetes works on our body inside our boy is a
very important organ known as the liver, and it is practically involved in most of
the body processes. Because of the harmful way of eating that we have adopted
over the past few years, our liver is subjected to a lot of toxic substances which end
up forming stones inside your gall bladder, a part of liver which secretes the bile,
which is yet another important substance our body needs for the process of
digestion. So when the gall bladder is obstructed by these gallstones, our boy
needs to find out an alternative route for secrete bile which due to its close location
with the liver, is the pancreas. The problem with this route is that the bile starts
attacking the cells of pancreas that produce Insulin a hormone responsible for
maintaining the optimum blood glucose levels, and produces inflammation of
the pancreas. This leads to an altered level of Insulin in our bodies which leads to
altered levels of sugar n our blood. Diabetes can also be genetic, meaning if one or
both of your parents have had a history of diabetes, and chances are you might be
getting it at some point in your life.
1. Fatigue
2. Frequent urination
3. Sudden weight loss or gain
4. Non-healing wounds
5. Always hungry
6. Excessive thirst
7. Recurrent UTI in women
8. Numbness or tingling in one or both feet called as
9. Blurred vision
10.Skin rashes
1. There should be a gap of not more than 2-3 hours between each meal which
comprises of fruits and salads.
2. Your breakfast should consist of the following :
1. 5 soaked almonds and 2 walnuts daily
2. Any citric fruit like oranges, etc. OR
3. 2 glasses of TONED MILK
4. If having egg, do not have the yolk for more than thrice a week.
3. Use more of cold pressed oils like the extra virgin olive oil, and limit the
intake of ghee and butter.
4. Introduce more liquids buttermilk with roasted cumin seeds, or mint leaves
with rock salt, carrot kanji, vada kanji.
5. Complete avoidance of refined sugar, jaggery, honey, dates and raisins, red
chili powder, tamarind. Avoid artificial sweeteners as they are even more
harmful than refined.