New Delhi, 23 May (IANS). Cases of diabetes are increasing rapidly among the people of India. Especially in people aged 35 years or older, the risk of diabetes has increased. The most important reason for this is the deteriorating lifestyle. In which unbalanced diet, lack of physical activity, and obesity increase the risk of diabetes. However, the Ayurveda method is considered accurate in the management of every disease. According to Ayurveda, if patients struggling with diabetes use ‘Vijayasar’, then he can control his diabetes.
The tree of ‘Vijayasara’ is usually found in the forests of India, Sri Lanka and Nepal. According to Ayurveda, medicinal properties present in its bark, stem and wood are helpful in controlling blood sugar, increasing insulin sensitivity and reducing diabetes.
Now the question is, to use Vijayasar, where to bring its bark, stem from. The answer is that if you are not getting its bark, stem, then you should buy a glass made of Vijayasar’s wood and bring it from the market. You fill it with water at night and wake up in the morning and drink on an empty stomach. This causes blood sugar control. Take Vijayasar bark powder (1-2 teaspoons) with water or honey once a day. Boil the bark in water and prepare the decoction. Drink it once a day according to the need. Drinking on an empty stomach is more beneficial.
According to researchers, Vijayasar is effective in reducing blood sugar and increasing insulin sensitivity. Its anti-oxidants and anti-inflammatory properties reduce diabetes complications such as neuropathy and retinopathy.
However, if you are a diabetes patient and want to use Vijayasar to control it, then please consult your doctor once. Because, in the process of getting early benefits, many times patients consume it more, which increases the complaint of diarrhea and stomach irritation.
Pregnant or breastfeeding women should not use it without doctor’s advice. If you are already taking any allopathic medicine, then keep checking the sugar level regularly. Sometimes sugar can also be very low, so adjust the amount of drugs with doctor’s advice.
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