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89 days ago
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Kris pudaruth

Diabetic and prostate name Kris pudaruth hi iam suffering from diabetic and prostate inflammation for my prostate and diabetic type 2 looking for good medicine please help thanks a lot be quick iam on holidays

Age: 68
Chronic illnesses: France
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Avoid sugar, bakery and dairy products. Regular exercise. Tab.Mamejava ghanvati 2-0-2 TabHimplasia 2-0-2
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Hello sir.... You need some investigation to role out the medicines.... So i think if you visit Ayurvedic doctor personally it will give a good result its my opinion 👍
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Take Diabecon 1-1-1 before food with water Please check your sugar level every 2nd day to adjust dose Chandraprabha vati 1-0-1 Gokshuradi guggul 1 -0-0 After food with water
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Madhunashani vati two times a day after meals Gokshuradi vati two times a day after meals
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For managing type 2 diabetes alongside prostate inflammation, I'll focus on balancing your doshas, particularly considering kapha and pitta imbalances. For diabetes, it's essential to stabilize your blood sugar levels. Amla (Indian gooseberry) works wonders here; try to consume it daily, maybe as fresh juice or powder. Also, fenugreek seeds can be very helpful; soak a teaspoon overnight and drink the water in the morning – it helps with insulin sensitivity. When your prostate's inflamed, cooling diets are beneficial. Pomegranate juice can soothe inflammation, providing antioxidants without spiking sugar levels. Also, try to include turmeric in your meals; it's an anti-inflammatory powerhouse, but pair it with black pepper for better absorption. Mind what you eat: emphasize bitter, astringent, and pungent flavors – they balance kapha and pitta. Leafy greens, bitter gourd, and turmeric-infused dishes work well. Minimize sweet and salty items. Processed foods? Best to avoid them. Instead, opt for whole grains that have a lower glycemic index. Stay moving! Regular walks or yoga help maintain not just your weight but hormone levels too. Breathing exercises, like pranayama, assist in reducing stress, which can exacerbate both issues. Sleep hygiene also plays a role – aim for restorative sleep every night. Given your holiday rush, stick to simple and portable routines: carry raw nuts (avoid salted or fried ones), hydrate well—herbal teas can be soothing. And please, while these tips are tailored for Ayurvedic support, if your symptoms worsen, seek immediate medical guidance; integration with allopathic medicine is sometimes necessary. Enjoy your holiday, but keep health as your priority!
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