HOME REMEDIES AND CAUSES OF DIABETES

Home Remedies of Diabetes

• Half cup juice of karela (bitter gourd) is very effective in treating diabetes.
• Grape juice is very helpful in controlling diabetes.
• Mango tree leaves boiled in water and the juice is taken helps in curing diabetes.
• Leaves, seeds and fruit of jamun tree (Syszgium cumini) is very help full in preventing diabetes.
• Consuming leaves of neem and bilva in mornings and evening is very effective in regulating sugar level un blood.
• Almonds soaked overnight in water and then consumed early morning empty stomach is very effective in treating diabetes.
• Amla (Indian goose berry) has also proven its worth in treating diabetes.
• Bel patra (leaves), tulsi (holy basil) leaves and neem leaves each taken ten in number and then consumed early morning empty stomach is very beneficial in curing diabetes.
• Soya bean that is rich in proteins and minerals like calcium, iron and vitamin like retinol (vitamin A) is quite effective in treating diabetes.
• Morning and evening walk is very important in diabetic condition.
• Garlic, ginger and onions are best options in curing diabetes.

Causes of Diabetes


Diabetes mellitus occurs when the pancreas doesn't make enough or any of the hormone insulin, or when the insulin produced doesn't work effectively. In diabetes, this causes the level of glucose in the blood to be too high.
In Type 1 diabetes the cells in the pancreas that make insulin are destroyed, causing a severe lack of insulin. This is thought to be the result of the body attacking and destroying its own cells in the pancreas - known as an autoimmune reaction.
Some Causes are:

• infection with a specific virus or bacteria;
• exposure to food-borne chemical toxins; and
• exposure as a very young infant to cow's milk, where an as yet unidentified component of this triggers the autoimmune reaction in the body.

Causes of Type 2 diabetes are:

• the receptors on cells in the body that normally respond to the action of insulin fail to be stimulated by it - this is known as insulin resistance. In response to this more insulin may be produced, and this over-production exhausts the insulin-manufacturing cells in the pancreas;
• there is simply insufficient insulin available.