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Question #13584
27 days ago
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Do ayurvedic sugar control tablets really help in managing diabetes? - #13584

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I’ve been dealing with high blood sugar for the last three years, and honestly, it’s been a struggle. I’m 52 years old, and my fasting sugar is usually around 160-180, sometimes even higher. The doctors prescribed me Metformin, and I do take it, but I’m really looking for something more natural. Lately, I’ve been hearing a lot about ayurvedic sugar control tablets and how they can help regulate blood sugar without side effects. A friend told me about tablets containing herbs like Jamun, Gudmar, Vijaysar, and Karela, which supposedly lower glucose levels naturally. I even saw ads for ayurvedic sugar control tablets that claim to reduce insulin resistance and support pancreatic function. It sounds promising, but I don’t want to fall for marketing gimmicks. Has anyone here actually used ayurvedic sugar control tablets? If so, did they make a real difference in your sugar levels? Did you take them along with allopathic medicine, or did you switch completely? Also, do these tablets have any side effects? Some people say they can cause sudden sugar drops, which sounds a bit risky. Another thing—how long does it take to see results? I know Ayurveda focuses on long-term healing, but when you have diabetes, you really need to monitor levels carefully. I’d also love to hear if anyone has managed to control their sugar just with ayurvedic sugar control tablets and diet. Looking forward to real experiences!

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Dr Sujal Patil
Experience of 14 years in clinical and research field of Ayurveda. I am a Science based evidence based Ayurveda practitioner and incorporate accurate diet regimen and minimal medication in my practice with faster results sans no side effects.
27 days ago
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It’s understandable to be cautious when exploring natural remedies, especially with something as serious as blood sugar management. Ayurvedic herbs like Jamun, Gudmar, Vijaysar, and Karela are commonly used for supporting healthy blood sugar levels, and many people find them helpful as part of a broader strategy. Here’s what I can share: Effectiveness: These herbs have been traditionally used to support blood sugar control. Jamun (Black plum) has compounds that help lower blood sugar, Gudmar is known for reducing sugar cravings and improving insulin sensitivity, Vijaysar helps with regulating glucose, and Karela (Bitter gourd) has been shown to help with glucose metabolism. Some users report noticeable improvements in their fasting blood sugar levels and reduced spikes after meals. Side effects: While Ayurvedic herbs are generally considered safe, side effects can vary. Some people might experience a drop in blood sugar, which can lead to dizziness or weakness, particularly if combined with conventional medication like Metformin. It’s important to monitor your sugar levels closely and adjust medication or herb dosages accordingly. Taking with allopathic medication: Many people use Ayurvedic sugar control tablets alongside Metformin or other allopathic treatments. However, it’s crucial to do this under a healthcare provider’s supervision to prevent any adverse reactions, especially in terms of blood sugar fluctuations. Long-term use: Some people find that these herbs help with long-term management, but they work best when combined with dietary changes, regular exercise, and stress management.
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