Diabetes and Supplement as Fenugreek - As a Consumer

Introduction

This paper discusses all about Fenugreek and suggests as to how Fenugreek which is an herb basically has made recent advances in the world of medicine when it comes to dealing with diseases including different types of diabetes, high blood pressure, increased cholesterol and other disease which are close to incurable. In addition to the current therapy regarding insulin control or diabetes 25 grams of fenugreek seed must be taken twice during lunch time as well as during the dinner time.

Discussion and Analysis

Before moving any step further and making any assumptions from the effects or side effects for that matter consulting physician is extremely important because when it comes to diabetes the insulin levels and glucose levels are needed to be checked at regular intervals. A part from that a compulsory fast is required for proceeding tests. (Bordia, pp. 379-384)

Reducing Diabetic levels through Fenugreek

Although there has not been many definitive studies in this area regarding Fenugreek but when medications are not solving the problem then therapy through Fenugreek is possibly the next best option. Fenugreek originally found in Egypt, England and India are seeds that are found in the form of vegetables as well apart from other different forms originally.

All diabetic patients are allowed to use them in the form of leaves or either in a powdered form.

Fenugreek seeds within their roots contain alkaloids (Compounds that contain OH- ions), including gentianine carpaine, trigonelline, and compounds. The seeds also contain fiber, 4-hydroxyisoleucine and fenugreekine, a component that may have hypoglycemic action.

Scientific Accuracy

Fenugreek is the world's oldest medicinal herbs. It has a variety of uses, in diabetes, high blood pressure, thinning of blood and also increases in breast milk production as well

Fenugreek is a part of the, or Fabaceae, Leguminosae family.

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