NATURAL REMEDY FOR DIABETES
Diabetes is one of the commonest diseases in our society today. It used to be regarded as a disease of the rich and affluent. But now, it affects even the poor, no thanks to modern civilisation, urbanization, and changes in lifestyle.
But, what is diabetes? It is a metabolic disorder caused either by a deficiency of the digestive hormone Insulin or the inability of the body cells to use available insulin. In talking about diabetes, there is one organ in the body that requires attention. The organ is the pancreas.
WHAT IS THE PANCREAS?
The pancreas is an organ that excretes the hormone, insulin and pancreatic fluid, which contains enzymes involved in the digestion of fats and proteins in the small intestine. The pancreas, which is shaped like a human tongue, lies below and behind the stomach and in-between the two kidneys. It weighs about 100gms, and is made of small units called lobules. Each lobule consists of two groups of cells: the exocrine and the endocrine. The endocrine group of cells is called an "Islet of langerhans". The beta cells of the islets produce insulin while the alpha cells of the islets produce glycogen, a hormone which does the reverse of what insulin does, that is, causes a breakdown of glycogen into glucose, thus raising the sugar level, and preventing it from falling too low.
KINDS OF DIABETES
The term "Diabetes" as used in the write-up refers to 'Diabetes Mellitus'. There is another kind of diabetes called 'Diabetes Insipidus', a condition of polyuria and polydipsia due to a deficiency of the anti-diuretic hormone (ADH). This kind of diabetes is less common in Nigeria and so will not be considered.
Therefore, when we speak of kinds of diabetes, we refer to two kinds of Diabetes Mellitus, which are:
1 Juvenile Diabetes, also called Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus (IDDM), and is common in children and young adults. This condition is characterised by a deficiency of insulin in the body. Thanks to modern medicine, this insulin can be artificially injected into the body.
2. Maturity Onset Diabetes; also referred to as Non-Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus (NIDDM) is common in middled-aged people. In this condition, there is insulin in the body but the body cannot make use of the available insulin.
CAUSES OF DIABETES
1 Heredity
2 Being overweight
3 Lifestyle
4 Wrong medication, that is, self medication.
SYMPTOMS
1 Poly-urea or excessive urination
2 Poly-phagia or excessive hunger
3 Poly-dipsia or dryness of mouth and excessive thirst
4 Weight loss
5 Fatigue
6 Itching
DIET FOR DIABETICS
1 Eat as little as possible several times a day
2 Don't combine fruits with any other food
3 Eat plenty of onions, carrots, garlic and ginger.
NATURAL REMEDY
The following points should be kept in mind when treating diabetes with natural remedies:
1 Juvenile diabetes or Insulin dependent diabetes is more difficult to cure than non-insulin dependent diabetes.
2 Those who develop maturity onset diabetes at age 50 or above respond more quickly to natural remedies than those who develop the disease at age 30 or 40.
3 It is not recommended that the insulin-dependent diabetics stop injecting themselves as soon as they begin taking the natural remedy. They will need to combine both medications for two weeks after which they will then reduce reduce the volume of insulin they inject to half its usual volume while they still continue with the remedy. It is only after four weeks that they can stop insulin injections but only on condition that they check their urine and blood from time to time, so as to monitor their sugar levels.
For a gift of $31 or N4,950, I will send you the name of the natural remedy and how to derive maximum health benefits from its use.
DOLLAR ACCOUNT
21st Century Knowledge Centre
Account Number 0038765415
Guarantee Trust Bank.
NAIRA ACCOUNT
Achunine Chidebe A.
Account Number 3041601582
First Bank.
Warm regards.
Chidebe.
chidebe26@gmail.com,
+234-8037108507
But, what is diabetes? It is a metabolic disorder caused either by a deficiency of the digestive hormone Insulin or the inability of the body cells to use available insulin. In talking about diabetes, there is one organ in the body that requires attention. The organ is the pancreas.
WHAT IS THE PANCREAS?
The pancreas is an organ that excretes the hormone, insulin and pancreatic fluid, which contains enzymes involved in the digestion of fats and proteins in the small intestine. The pancreas, which is shaped like a human tongue, lies below and behind the stomach and in-between the two kidneys. It weighs about 100gms, and is made of small units called lobules. Each lobule consists of two groups of cells: the exocrine and the endocrine. The endocrine group of cells is called an "Islet of langerhans". The beta cells of the islets produce insulin while the alpha cells of the islets produce glycogen, a hormone which does the reverse of what insulin does, that is, causes a breakdown of glycogen into glucose, thus raising the sugar level, and preventing it from falling too low.
KINDS OF DIABETES
The term "Diabetes" as used in the write-up refers to 'Diabetes Mellitus'. There is another kind of diabetes called 'Diabetes Insipidus', a condition of polyuria and polydipsia due to a deficiency of the anti-diuretic hormone (ADH). This kind of diabetes is less common in Nigeria and so will not be considered.
Therefore, when we speak of kinds of diabetes, we refer to two kinds of Diabetes Mellitus, which are:
1 Juvenile Diabetes, also called Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus (IDDM), and is common in children and young adults. This condition is characterised by a deficiency of insulin in the body. Thanks to modern medicine, this insulin can be artificially injected into the body.
2. Maturity Onset Diabetes; also referred to as Non-Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus (NIDDM) is common in middled-aged people. In this condition, there is insulin in the body but the body cannot make use of the available insulin.
CAUSES OF DIABETES
1 Heredity
2 Being overweight
3 Lifestyle
4 Wrong medication, that is, self medication.
SYMPTOMS
1 Poly-urea or excessive urination
2 Poly-phagia or excessive hunger
3 Poly-dipsia or dryness of mouth and excessive thirst
4 Weight loss
5 Fatigue
6 Itching
DIET FOR DIABETICS
1 Eat as little as possible several times a day
2 Don't combine fruits with any other food
3 Eat plenty of onions, carrots, garlic and ginger.
NATURAL REMEDY
The following points should be kept in mind when treating diabetes with natural remedies:
1 Juvenile diabetes or Insulin dependent diabetes is more difficult to cure than non-insulin dependent diabetes.
2 Those who develop maturity onset diabetes at age 50 or above respond more quickly to natural remedies than those who develop the disease at age 30 or 40.
3 It is not recommended that the insulin-dependent diabetics stop injecting themselves as soon as they begin taking the natural remedy. They will need to combine both medications for two weeks after which they will then reduce reduce the volume of insulin they inject to half its usual volume while they still continue with the remedy. It is only after four weeks that they can stop insulin injections but only on condition that they check their urine and blood from time to time, so as to monitor their sugar levels.
For a gift of $31 or N4,950, I will send you the name of the natural remedy and how to derive maximum health benefits from its use.
DOLLAR ACCOUNT
21st Century Knowledge Centre
Account Number 0038765415
Guarantee Trust Bank.
NAIRA ACCOUNT
Achunine Chidebe A.
Account Number 3041601582
First Bank.
Warm regards.
Chidebe.
chidebe26@gmail.com,
+234-8037108507