Are you even taking allopathic medicine for diabetes In ayurveda what medicine you ate taking Let me know according I can guide you better Meanwhile take 1/4 tsp methi seeds soak overnight and morning on an empty stomach chew it and drink the water And start walking at least 30 minutes daily
Hello Thilini, Firstly for type 2 diabetes Diet & life style plays very important role.
* Avoid sugar oily food aerated juices tea coffee and fruit juice, processed food, no bakery food . * Avoid this below fruits and vegetables - mango, jackfruit, banana, sapato (Chikoo), custard apple - beetroot, sweet potato, potato * Include millets,oats, in ur food *Lifestyle - sleep - 7-8 hours (good & sound sleep) - walking -45 mins every day - manage the stress by doing meditation with Om mantra chanting.
Home remedy - 1) Flax seeds & methi seeds each 1 teaspoon fry it and powder it and store it Take 1/2tsf with glass of hot water & leave for 2 -3 mins then drink in morning empty stomach or before breakfast 30 mins. 2) soak almonds 6-8 over night and take in empty stomach by peeling the almond outer layer and 3 walnuts.
Medicine - 1) Nisha amalaki -1-1-1 before food 2) madhumehara kwath 10ml-0-10ml with 10ml water after food
Try this for month then go check your sugar level and send me .
Thank you
Managing diabetes with Ayurveda involves addressing the root causes, focusing on diet, lifestyle modifications, and appropriate herbal formulations. From what you’ve described, there seems to be a need to look into your diet, exercise routine, and stress management.
First things first, blood sugar level at 260 mg/dL is quite high and an urgent consultation with an allopathic (modern medicine) doctor is important. Ayurvedic treatments can be complementary but should not replace conventional medical advice especially when blood sugar levels are this elevated.
For an Ayurvedic perspective after you ensure immediate medical advice, consider focusing on varying aspects of your lifestyle. A key concept in Ayurveda is balancing your doshas — Vata, Pitta, and Kapha — to ensure overall health. Frequently, diabetes is related to an imbalance in Kapha due to poor diet, inactive lifestyle, or stress.
Diet is pivotal. Start by incorporating more bitter and astringent foods such as fenugreek, turmeric, ginger, and neem leaves. They are particularly helpful in controlling blood sugar. Avoid sugars, processed foods, and excessive oil – these increase Kapha dosha. Eating at regular times and olving meals that are high in fiber can also support stable blood sugar levels. A simple recipe: soak a teaspoon of fenugreek seeds overnight, have them first thing in the morning with water.
Physical activity is crucial. Engage in regular, moderate exercise such as walking or yoga, about 30 minutes daily if possible. It can greatly aid in sugar control and enhance digestion, or as we say in Ayurveda, the ‘Agni’ which impacts metabolism.
Lastly, stress is a significant factor. Practicing relaxation techniques like meditation or breathing exercises can be useful. Even taking the time to practice mindfulness a few minutes a day can make a big diffenrence in managing both stress and blood sugar levels.
Remember this holistic approach should be adjunct to advice given by your primary healthcare provider. Ayurvedic remedies can work synergistically with modern treatments, but it’s essental not to delay necessary medical attention.
