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Neem & Diabetes
Neem is widely prescribed by contemporary
Ayurvedic physicians for the treatment of diabetes mellitus. Van der
Nat etal. (1991a) give an extensive review of in vivo studies and a
limited clinical trial supporting the hypothesis that leaf extracts,
seed oil and nimbidin exert hypoglycaemic / antihyperglycaemic
effects.
The general impression is that maybe neem enhances insulin
receptor sensitivity since it seems to work well on Type II
diabetics.
Neem tree has been used since time immemorial in treating
large number of diseases. Its uses have been mentioned in the early
vedic texts as a naturally occurring wonder drug curing diseases
like blood pressure and diabetes. The traditional system of medicine
such as ayurveda has been making use of this herb to cure the
disease. In the modern times, diabetes is more of a life style
disease rather than anything else; neem is being widely used by
herbal medicine manufacturers and pharmaceutical companies as more
and more people all across the globe fall victim to it. It is a
cause of number of other diseases like heart disease, blindness etc.
Part of Neem Used in Diabetes
Neem leaf extracts and seeds are used as an
active ingredient as an effective cure for diabetes. It has been
scientifically proven after a number of tests and research by
leading medical institutes, that neem parts have high efficacy in
treating the disease. Natural neem tablets are being manufactured
and exported the world over for treating large number of patients.
Neem leaf extracts improve the blood circulation by dilating the
blood vessels and also helpful in reducing the need for
hypo-glycaemic drugs. According to scientific research undertaken
neem leaf extracts and seed oil help to reduce the insulin
requirement. Neem tablets help to lower the blood glucose levels.
Neem tablets can also be taken as a dietary
supplement for prevention of the disease. The basis of the neem
capsules can be traced to the early ayurvedic use of the herb, which
is further strengthened due to research and clinical trails being
undertaken by leading research organisations.
Reason for popularity of Neem in Diabetes Curing Drugs
The popularity of neem based anti diabetes drugs
is due to the fact that not only they are more effective in curing
the disease but also have no side effects. There are no synthetic
materials used in the production of the drugs. Neem is considered to
be one of the safest medicinal herbs available; FDA's database does
not include any references to neem having any adverse effects when
used in medicines.
Important: There is some evidence that neem can lower
blood sugar levels and might cause blood sugar to go too low. If you
have diabetes and use neem, monitor your blood sugar carefully. It
might be necessary to change the dose of your diabetes medication.
Organ transplant: There is a concern that neem might
decrease the effectiveness of medications that are used to prevent
organ rejection. Do not use neem if you have had an organ
transplant.
Surgery: Because neem might lower blood sugar levels,
there is a concern that it might interfere with blood sugar control
during and after surgery. Stop using neem at least 2 weeks before a
scheduled surgery.
References:
Neem leaf is a traditional herb for treating diabetes (Alam, et al,
1989) and has been scientifically proven effective in treating and
preventing diabetes; (Murty, 1978); (Chakrabartty, 1984a);
(Chakrabartty, 1984b); (El-Harwary, 1990). Oral doses of neem leaf
extracts significantly reduced insulin requirements for non-insulin
dependent diabetes. (Pillai, 1981b); (Luscombe, 1974); (Murty, 1978)
has also proven effective and has been able to inhibit increases in
blood sugar levels by as much as 45% in test animals (Sharma, 1983).
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