Diabetes (sugar disease) occurs when the blood contains a lot of glucose. Typical symptoms of diabetes are constant thirst, hunger, itch, bad wounds healing, and chills in the limbs.
There are two types of diabetes:
Juvenile diabetes (Type 1)
Juvenile diabetes can occur at any age, but it is most often diagnosed in children and adolescents. In this form, the majority (90%) of pancreatic cells die as a result of viral or autoimmune process, causing insulin deficiency.
Senile diabetes (type 2)
In this case, insulin presents in the body and can be produced in high quantities, but does not have its physiological effects due to the disorder of sensitivity of the body tissues and cells.
Risk factors include: an unhealthy way of living, poor nutrition, lack of exercise, overweight, psychosocial constant stress.
Self-control and strict compliance with doctor’s recommendations can help to significantly reduce the development of complications of the disease.
Preventive measures and activities that support the therapy:
- A healthy lifestyle – proper diet, movement and mental balance.
- Healthy eating: eat plenty of vegetables, low in fat and carbohydrates (potatoes, rice, flour products, celery, asparagus, onion, beans, salad). Onions, radishes, salad of dandelion, garlic, horseradish, carrot have beneficial effect on pancreatic function. Avoid sugar, sweets, honey, syrups, drinks containing sugar (soft drinks, cola, fruit juice).
Try to have 6 meals a day and do not eat anything in intervals.
- Cordyseps has a beneficial effect on pancreatic function, as well as stinging nettle, and cranberries.
- Reduce your weight, it is best to develop a plan with your doctor.
- Do not starve: malnutrition can cause a deficiency of blood sugar.
- Stop smoking and drinking alcohol.
- Moderate physical activity to increase endurance, circulation and support weight loss.
- Regularly monitor your blood sugar levels, and blood pressure.
- Avoid stress and conflict. Each form of stress raises blood sugar levels.
- Wear comfortable wool and cotton socks, does not irritate the leg, and suitable footwear.
- Support of blood circulation: washing the whole body warm shower bath.
What else can help?
Necessary medications you are prescribed by doctors. But at the same time you can take and herbal supplements that worsen the impact of medications.
Cordyceps
Cordyceps Sinensis has been known and used for many centuries to restore and maintain normal function of the body. Cordyceps helps to lower blood sugar, helps to accelerate the metabolism of glucose, thereby reduce the need for a high concentration of insulin in serum. Cordyceps has a clear effect on the symptoms caused by diabetes, such as coronary heart disease, hypertension, etc. In addition, is able to restore the affected glomerulitis, has a dual therapeutic and restorative effect for nephritis, kidney failure, uremia, etc.
Cordyceps also significantly reduces the risk of developing serious complications related to the disease, and reduces the pharmacological stress on the body.
It is important to note that Cordyceps extract contain a higher portion of polysaccharides and cordysepin, the active components of Cordyceps, and therefore is more effective. Cordyceps extract is also known as Cordysen.
of Cordyceps in the early stages of the disease’s development allows some people to avoid the use of chemical drugs and insulin.
The wild rose hips
Everyone knows that the wild rose is rich in vitamin C and other vitamins. Not everyone knows that the rose reduces blood sugar.
How to cook rosehip infusion? Take 4.5 rosehips, finely chop, pour a glass of boiling water and boil for five minutes. After this, let it draw for another 4-5 hours.
It needs to be taken 3-4 times a day for 20-30 minutes before meals.
And do not forget: in order to get a good result, make rosehip infusion regularly for at least 3-4 weeks.