Treatment of DIABETES MELLITUS type 1 and 2

Diabetes mellitus is a condition in which the body is unable to metabolize carbohydrates properly. In diabetes, the pancreas fails to produce sufficient insulin, insulin or effective as it is a hormone that controls the level of carbohydrates from the blood. The result is hyperglycemia, meaning excess sugar in the blood. Diabetes, most often develops in two basic models. In type I diabetes, the insulin-secreting pancreatic cells what are damaged and thus appear insufficient insulin. In type II diabetes, which is the most common, insulin is produced in normal amounts but its use in orgasnismului cells is impossible, such as in the case of a high-fat diet. Diet high in fat and sometimes present in diabetes mellitus causes a stagnation of energy in the liver, a condition of excess leading to imbalance in spleen and pancreas through the cycle of creation and destruction of the five elements (see the cycle of creation and controlpancreatic secretions), becoming less effective, such as insulin.

In Asian traditional medicine each condition can be characterized by a deficiency or a excessDepending on each person's signs and symptoms, but there are cases in which the two types may overlap. In terms of nutrition, it is noted that the blind must use food as processed (vegetables), with the excess being the opposite situation (unprocessed foods as much as possible).

DEFICIENCY	EXCESS
Fatigue; retired guy	Energy rich; expansive type
Pale face	Red girl
Subponderabilitate	Supraponderabilitate, obesity
Weak pulse	Strong pulse
Soft, watery stools	Constipation
Introverted personality	Extrovert personality
Language without deposits	Loaded language

As an adjunct in the treatment of diabetes, the following are recommended:-sources of chlorophyll: seaweed, spirulina, chlorella, alfalfa sprouts, soy, neem; -sources of Omega 3 and gamma linoleic acid: sesame seeds, flax and chia, oily fish, shellfish, tofu, hummus, cauliflower; avoid animal fats and refined vegetable; -products animal origin: clams, fish, dairy goat, lamb, beef pancreas, p (for those with deficient), beef or poultry, chicken or goose kidney; are animals of Granges, rather than from farms; – fruits and vegetables: sheaths of beans, carrot, radish, soybean, spinach, asparagus, avocados, pears, plums, lemons, limes, grapefruit, cranberry, mulberry; avoid fruits with an increased content of sugars (watermelon, grape, Plum, sucate); – whole grains: millet, oats, rice, sweetcorn, wheat; – substitutes: tea/liquorice powder, stevia extract, honey in very small amounts; – spices: cinnamon, clove, garlic, oregano, turmeric, chilli.

The recommended dietary supplements (ProNaturaShop): Diabeticum I and II, Diafort, Cinnamon Diabetin, Kombucha vinegar, seaweed, turmeric, Neem, Spirulina, Chlorella, Blueberry, Acai, alpha lipoic Acid, Aloe Vera, leaf Sheaths, mulberry, Momordica, Gymnema Sylvestris, Noni, Myrthin, chia Associates to the above recommendations good eating.