Ayurvedic diabetes supplement, Packaging Type : Plastic Bottle, Plastic Pouch

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Diabetes is a disease that occurs when your blood glucose, also known as blood sugar, is too high. Blood glucose is your primary source of energy, which comes from the foods you eat. Insulin, a pancreatic hormone, aids in the transport of glucose from food into your cells for use as energy. Sometimes your body does not produce enough or any insulin or does not use insulin effectively. As a result, glucose remains in your blood and does not reach your cells.

Main cause of diabetes over time, having too much glucose in your blood can cause health problems. Although it is said there is no cure for diabetes, you can take steps to manage and reverse it and stay healthy. We have cured thousands of patients who have successfully reversed Diabetes.

Diabetes is sometimes referred to as "a touch of sugar" or "borderline diabetes." These terms imply that someone does not have diabetes or has a milder case, but every case of diabetes is serious.

Diabetes disease affects nearly everyone; over 422 million people worldwide have diabetes, and this number is expected to rise as a result of a stressful lifestyle.

The main cause of diabetes warning signs can be so subtle that you miss them. This is especially true for those suffering from type 2 diabetes. Some people are unaware they have it until they experience long-term consequences of the disease. Type 1 diabetes symptoms usually appear quickly, within a few days or weeks. They're also much more severe.

Early Signs of Diabetes Disease

• Some of the warning signs for both types of diabetes are the same. • Hunger and exhaustion The food you eat is converted by your body into glucose, which your cells use for energy. Your cells, on the other hand, require insulin to absorb glucose. If your body does not produce enough or any insulin, or if your cells resist the insulin produced by your body, glucose cannot enter your cells and you have no energy. This can make you feel hungrier and more tired than usual.
• More frequent urination and thirst. The average person needs to pee four to seven times per day, but people with diabetes may need to pee much more frequently. Why? Normally, as glucose passes through your kidneys, your body reabsorbs it. When you have diabetes, your kidneys may not be able to bring all of your blood sugar back in. This causes the body to produce more urine, which consumes fluids. As a result, you'll need to go more often.. You might also pee more. You may become dehydrated as a result of your frequent peeing.
• Itchy skin and a dry mouth. Because your body is using fluids to produce pee, there is less moisture available for other purposes. You may become dehydrated and experience dry mouth. Dry skin can cause itchy skin.
• Distorted vision. Fluid changes in your body may cause the lenses in your eyes to swell. They change shape and are unable to concentrate.

Diabetes Type 2 Symptoms

These usually appear after your glucose level has been elevated for an extended period of time.

• Candida infections Diabetes disease can affect both men and women. Yeast feeds on glucose, so having plenty on hand encourages it to thrive. Infections can thrive in any warm, moist fold of skin, such as:
• Between the fingers and toes
• Under the breasts
• In or near sex organs
• Slow-healing cuts or sores High blood sugar levels can impair blood flow and cause nerve damage, making it difficult for your body to heal wounds.
• Foot or leg numbness or pain. This is yet another symptom of nerve damage.