How Can I cure my Type-1 Diabetes by ayurveda or in natural way?
by Vishu Dutta
When i go to the doctor he started to give some medications to me. After taking his medicines at about after two months I've met with diabetes, and now he said that i have type-1 diabetes from starting but i am sure i have this diabetes after his medications ..... Now he started insulin mixtrat human insulin injections two times a day to me ..... I eat sweets, drink cold drink but my sugar level doesn't go up. At starting my blood glucose was 460; but now before meal my blood glucose is around 70-100 and after meal is 110-180. At starting my insulin dose was 30 in morning and 20 at night; but now it is 6 in morning and 3 at night. Even after eating sweet or sugar my blood glucose doesn't go up; please help me I am unable to understand what is happening with me. ANSWER: Hi Vishu, First, sorry for the uncomfortable situation you are in, and congrats for the knowledge you are seeking to understand what happens to you. Infection (including lung infections) are one of the signals for the existence of diabetes (including type 1). Most probably your type 1 diabetes is inherited, and would come out one day or another. Insulin is the only drug indicated for type 1 diabetics. As I see from your levels of blood sugar levels, they do not seem high. This indicates that you are controlling your diabetes well or insulin is giving effect. However, you must talk to your doctor to lower (or adjust) the doses of insulin shots according to your body needs. Dietary changes are also important to combat your diabetes. Try not to eat sweets or carbonated drinks (that are high in glycemic index); you can have fruit juices freshly squeezed (orange, apples, berries) or mix with vegetables (carrots, celery, fenugreek, cinnamon). Implementing other good lifestyle changes (no alcohol, no smoking, exercise, etc) are also important in beating your diabetes naturally. I regret to tell you that once diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, you can only control it; the cure (which includes stem cells) is not sure yet. There are people who have controlled diabetes very well with the dietary, lifestyle changes and supplements taking at that point they need only small doses of insulin (until 1 doses per day). Dr.Alba
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