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Is it true that diabetes is 100% curable in Ayurveda. more  

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As I understand, Diabetes can not be cured.Because it is not disease, it is mall function of pancreas. May be by replacing the pancreas, diabetes can be cured. But it can be controlled medicine, exercise and food control. more  
Ayurvedic medicines could not cure my diabetic disease. more  
Please experience and share your experience with the members. more  
I request everyone, don't comment any system of medicine and coming to Ayurvedic system of medicine, it has its own parameters. I would say one thing that no other system can compare with Ayurveda because it is ancient system of medicine. Even Greek medicine - Allopathy also more similar to Ayurveda. It has been documented 5000 BC, the father of allopathic medicine Hippocrates greatly quoted about Ayurveda. This system of medicine has already dealt about metabolic disorders, autoimmune diseases and systemic disorders with their remedies. The people who wants to get permanent cure for any disease should strictly be follow contradictory acts. For every disease it has unique remedial methods. more  
I'm also a border line diabetes patient and controlling it by glycomet tablets. I would also definitely interested in ayurvedic treatment but then who is giving guarantee that it would be cured and sustained...... I am a regular morning walker and yoga practitioner to keep up healthy .... more  
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