Diabetes under control-part two

Robin Biznis May 29.2018 Belgrade

We continue to educate in the treatment of Diabetes tip two natural remedies, herbs, and other preparations. In addition to the regular therapy that diabetics have to use, it is desirable to take at least one of the following in the text.

Alpha lipoic acid (Alphalipoin, Berlithion, Thiogamma) is useful in cases of diabetic neuropathy, retinopathy, and cardiopathy. Alpha-lipoic acid also affects the metabolism of glucose; Reducing the risk of developing cardiovascular disease, including poor oxidation (LDL) cholesterol and hypertension. It affects the alleviation of pain, cramps, numbness and stiffness of the extremities.

Banaba is a plant that has the ability to stimulate the transport of glucose through the body. membrane, thereby affecting the reduction in glucose after a meal. Nymph is also a plant that exhibits positive effects on the regulation of blood sugar levels. Zinc is a microelement, which in small doses is important for the proper functioning of the organism. It allows for the creation of insulin and thus affects the better utilization of carbohydrates. Its disadvantage is also associated with slow wound healing in diabetics. Chromium increases the sensitivity of the insulin receptor cells and allows the transport of blood sugar to the cells.

Coenzyme Q10 is the antioxidant, most commonly used to prevent the complications of cardiomyopathy and neuropathy. Strongly influences the revitalization of the heart cells. Especially in patients whose risk of developing heart disease is increased by the presence of several risk factors such as: increased blood pressure, diabetes, viral infections, alcohol use, coenzyme Q10 provides excellent results.

Vitamin B complex – regulate the metabolism of carbohydrates and the functioning of the nervous system. Diabetics have been shown to have reduced vitamin B6 levels, which can affect glucose intolerance or poor regulation of glycemic (blood sugar levels).

Beta carotene is an antioxidant that helps protect the cells of the eye’s structures from degeneration, which is due to the onset of diabetic retinopathy.

Vitamin A is essential for the sight from beta carotene in the body. Studies have shown that diabetics have a reduced level of vitamin A in the blood. Since diabetics have an increased need for antioxidants, to prevent the development of complications of diabetes, vitamin E is useful for improving retinal circulation. Vitamin C is also a potent anion oxidant, which among other things also affects the improvement of circulation. Magnesium is needed for the proper functioning of the nerve cells, and its deficit is associated with increased insulin resistance. The extract of grape seed contains antioxidants necessary to protect the retina. Diabetics have an increased risk of developing retinopathy, which may also have blindness as the ultimate outcome.

Herbal mixtures that influence the regulation of blood sugar levels include: Cichoria folium, nettle leaves, mature bean flies (Phaseolum legumen), Salvia folium, blueberry parts (Myrtillus herba – Absinthus herba ), Cantarion – lat. Hypericum perforatum, birch-Lat. Betula, zova- Sambucus Nigra, hayduk grass-lat. Achillea millefolium, lincura-lat.Gentiana lutea., Spine-lat.Centaurium erythraea, thyme-lat lat., Thymus serpyllum bearish uho-lat.Arctostaphilos uva ursi et al.

After the spring and autumn rains, a large gnocchi grower grows, or in the Latin Coprinus Comatus, which I have already written about. Nature lovers can find it by the lake, in the meadows along the periphery of the city. They are taking care when the young, when the top turns black, then do not use.