Fight Diabetes Naturally (1)

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Fight Diabetes naturally

• Diabetes in India has reached an endemic stage
  with about 62 million people suffering with this
  debilitating disease. This often chronic and
  deadly disease is fast spreading its tentacles
  and is expected to affect over 100 million people
  in India by 2030.

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Types of Diabetes

• There are three types of diabetes Type1, Type 2
  and Gestational diabetes. Type 1 diabetes is
  prevalent in children and happens when the body
  does not produce required quantity insulin. Type
  2 diabetes largely stems from unhealthy and
  sedentary lifestyle. In Type 2 diabetes, the body
  is not able to utilize the produced insulin
  effectively. During pregnancy, some women without
  a previous history of diabetes develop a high
  blood glucose level. It is called gestational
  diabetes.
• A large section of diabetics is suffering from
  Type 2 diabetes that can be prevented or delayed
  with a healthy way of life.

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Symptoms

• The common symptoms of diabetes are increased
  urination, weight loss, increased thirst,
  increased hunger, fatigue, headache, itchy skin,
  nausea and delayed healing of wounds. These
  symptoms may develop rapidly within weeks or
  months in type 1 diabetes while they usually
  develop much more slowly and may be subtle or
  absent in type 2 diabetes.
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Indians are at a high risk

• Genetic coding, cultural and social setup and
  changing lifestyle are the major contributors to
  the widespread of diabetes in India. Indian genes
  make them 4 times more susceptible to diabetes as
  compared to Europeans. Moreover,
• A number of factors in combination make Indians
  highly susceptible to Diabetes.
• Indian diet is rich in carbohydrates and
  saturated fats, which leads to obesity and thus
  diabetes. The changing lifestyle of youngsters
  and increase in consumption of fast food is
  adding to the already grave problem.

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Low awareness amongst Indians

• Though there is presence of good screening
  centers in the urban and suburban India, rural
  India, neither has the awareness nor screening
  facilities to detect diabetes early on. According
  to an estimate about 50 percent diabetics in
  India, mostly in rural areas, are not aware of
  their condition and about one million people die
  annually due to diabetes.

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Treatment of Diabetes

• Treatment for diabetes mellitus is chosen on the
  basis of its type and complications. The
  treatments are individualized by the duration of
  diabetes, age/life expectancy, comorbidity, known
  cardiovascular diseases or advanced micro
  vascular diseases and hypoglycemia awareness.
  Anti-diabetic drugs treat diabetes mellitus by
  lowering glucose levels in the blood. With the
  exception of insulin, all the drugs are
  administered orally. Many patients with diabetes
  having two or more comorbidities often require
  multiple medications. Some people who have type 2
  diabetes need insulin therapy as well. In the
  past, insulin therapy was used as last resort,
  but today it's often prescribed sooner. About 40
  of the Type 2 diabetics use insulin injections.
  But most of these treatments have associated
  problems like weight gain, hypoglycemia and
  gastro intestinal problems.

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 Manage Diabetes naturally

• India has over 5000 years of history of effective
  herbal treatments. People still prefer to use
  herbal products due to higher safety, efficacy
  and lower side effects. People these days are
  moving towards nutraceuticals to combat diseases
  because of their increased efficacy and safety as
  opposed to allopathic medicines. FENFURO is one
  such nutraceutical which acts as your glucose
  manager. It is a first of its kind product
  derived from single herb with proven results for
  maintaining blood sugar levels. FENFURO contains
  a rich variety of saponins and flavonoids. All of
  these substances are known to lower blood lipid
  level and play valuable role in insulin
  sensitization and glucose regulation. FENFURO is
  a first dual action insulin sensitizer.

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• A clinical evaluation of FENFURO was carried out
  on a total of 154 Type 2 diabetics for a period
  of 3 months, to determine its efficacy and
  safety. At the end of three months 83 of the
  patients reported decrease in fasting sugar
  levels and 89 patients reported decrease in PP
  sugar levels. The highlighting point of the study
  was patients showed significant decrease in HbA1C
  levels as compared to respective baseline value,
  even after 48.8 of patients reported reduction
  in dosage of anti-diabetic therapy after
  regularly taking FENFURO.

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• Diabetes suck the juice out of life. Lets not
  give it the power to ruin our lives. Lets fight
  it with exercise, healthy diet and FENFURO.