This document lists 7 ayurvedic medicines that are beneficial for treating diabetes according to traditional Indian medicine:
1. Gymnema sylvestre leaves help lower blood sugar levels and reduce dependence on insulin.
2. Coccinia indica regulates blood sugar spikes after eating carbohydrates and protects organs from high blood sugar.
3. Neem leaves and seeds improve glucose tolerance and help prevent kidney damage from diabetes.
4. Morus indica leaves lower blood sugar levels and may protect against oxidative stress and cataracts.
5. Momordica charantia increases insulin secretion and may regenerate pancreatic cells.
6. Eugenia jambolana fruit and
This document lists 7 ayurvedic medicines that are beneficial for treating diabetes according to traditional Indian medicine:
1. Gymnema sylvestre leaves help lower blood sugar levels and reduce dependence on insulin.
2. Coccinia indica regulates blood sugar spikes after eating carbohydrates and protects organs from high blood sugar.
3. Neem leaves and seeds improve glucose tolerance and help prevent kidney damage from diabetes.
4. Morus indica leaves lower blood sugar levels and may protect against oxidative stress and cataracts.
5. Momordica charantia increases insulin secretion and may regenerate pancreatic cells.
6. Eugenia jambolana fruit and
This document lists 7 ayurvedic medicines that are beneficial for treating diabetes according to traditional Indian medicine:
1. Gymnema sylvestre leaves help lower blood sugar levels and reduce dependence on insulin.
2. Coccinia indica regulates blood sugar spikes after eating carbohydrates and protects organs from high blood sugar.
3. Neem leaves and seeds improve glucose tolerance and help prevent kidney damage from diabetes.
4. Morus indica leaves lower blood sugar levels and may protect against oxidative stress and cataracts.
5. Momordica charantia increases insulin secretion and may regenerate pancreatic cells.
6. Eugenia jambolana fruit and
This document lists 7 ayurvedic medicines that are beneficial for treating diabetes according to traditional Indian medicine:
1. Gymnema sylvestre leaves help lower blood sugar levels and reduce dependence on insulin.
2. Coccinia indica regulates blood sugar spikes after eating carbohydrates and protects organs from high blood sugar.
3. Neem leaves and seeds improve glucose tolerance and help prevent kidney damage from diabetes.
4. Morus indica leaves lower blood sugar levels and may protect against oxidative stress and cataracts.
5. Momordica charantia increases insulin secretion and may regenerate pancreatic cells.
6. Eugenia jambolana fruit and
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7 Best Ayurvedic Medicine For Diabetes
Gymnema Sylvestre (Gurmar)
Gymnema sylvestre is an effective hypoglycemic component in Ayurvedic medicines for diabetes. The common name of the herb is Gurmar, which means the sugar crusher. The efficacy of Gymnema sylvestre leaves in reducing the blood sugar level has been demonstrated in experimental and clinical studies. Treatment with the herb helps to lower the fasting blood sugar level. By assisting regeneration of the residual pancreatic beta cells, it reduces dependence on insulin medications.
Coccinia Indica Coccinia indica is a powerful anti-diabetic agent. By regulating breakdown of starch, it helps to prevent sudden surge of blood sugar after consuming carbohydrates. It could also protect the vital organs from the adverse effect of high blood sugar level.
Abnormal changes in the fatty acid composition in diabetics could be prevented by
consuming Coccinia indica leaves. By raising the plasma vitamin C level and reducing oxidant agents, Coccinia indica leaves protect diabetics from oxidative stress.
Azadirachta Indica (Neem)
The bitter leaves and seeds of Azadirachta indica or the neem plant is beneficial for diabetes patients. It is used alone or combined with other anti-diabetes Ayurvedic herbs for improving glucose tolerance. Neem is especially recommended for preventing diabetic nephropathy.
Morus Indica (Mulberry)
Morus indica leaves are recommended in Ayurveda for lowering the blood sugar level. Experimental studies suggest that daily intake of Morus indica leaves for at least fifteen days causes about 38% reduction in the blood sugar level.
Mulberry leaves might correct lipid abnormalities in diabetics. By improving the antioxidant defense system of the body, mulberry leaves might protect diabetics from oxidative stress. It could also delay onset of cataract in diabetics.
Momordica Charantia (Bitter gourd)
The anti-diabetic effect of Momordica charantia or bitter gourd is well documented. It is extensively used in Ayurvedic medicines for diabetes. It helps to increase insulin secretion by improving the functions of the beta cells of the pancreas.
It might help to reverse pancreatic damage and aid regeneration of pancreatic beta cells. Intake of bitter gourd fruit pulp helps to increase the number of beta cells in the pancreas.
Eugenia Jambolana The fruit and seeds of Eugenia jambolana could significantly reduce the blood sugar level in diabetics. It stimulates secretion of insulin. It could also reduce the risk of kidney dysfunction in diabetics. Moreover, intake of Eugenic jambolana seed extract helps to accelerate the wound healing process in diabetics.
Trigonella Foenum (Fenugreek)
Trigonella foenum or fenugreek seeds help to reduce insulin resistance in diabetes mellitus patients. Clinical trials with fenugreek seed extract suggests that regular consumption of about 1gm of fenugreek seed extracts could significantly reduce the blood glucose level within two months. The hypoglycemic effect of fenugreek seeds is primarily attributed to the compound diosgenin.
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