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Ask the <strong>Herbal</strong>ist_questions on Diabetes<br />

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QUESTION: is this good for number 2 diabetics?<br />

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We're posting some of the medicinal questions we get along with answers<br />

from our <strong>Herbal</strong>ist David Brill of The Rosemary House. Hopefully this may<br />

help you with some of your own questions.<br />

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here for new question The answer will be sent to you directly by David.<br />

Questions and answers may be posted on this site (names removed) to help<br />

other people with the same concerns.<br />

ANSWER: Yes this herb is known as the Sugar Eater or Sugar Destroyer in the India herbal medicine, known as<br />

Ayurveda. It is also a diuretic, astringent and used for fevers and colds in India.<br />

DIABETIC NEUROPATHY<br />

QUESTION: I have diabetic neuropathy and have for 5 years. I have the burning in<br />

the legs and feet and hips associated with some pain, als. I am<br />

wondering if you could tell me of some herbs that may help this, or<br />

someone else that could. I've asked my physician, but he's not that<br />

familiar with neuropathy. Any information you can give me will be<br />

greatly appreciated.<br />

ANSWER: your issue may be beyond this forum's ability to help; find a local herbalist or holistic doctor, if you already<br />

have the neuropathy then much of the damage is done, seek medical advice from a doctor who has seen this<br />

condition.<br />

But I will make some suggestions.<br />

Is your sugar under control (you should be checking it several times a day, you do not say if you are a Type I or II<br />

diabetic), do you exercise everyday, walking is the best I strive for 1 hour a day. Go see a doctor that specializes in<br />

Diabetes, consult with a nutritional consultant on diet and supplements.<br />

If I were suffering from this I would use Ginkgo, Saint Johnswort and Fresh Oat tops as an alcohol extract taken five<br />

mils (this is a suggested dose, dosage depends on body size and many other factors), 3 times a day. I would also use<br />

a capsicum cream and Saint Johnswort oil externally rubbed into the affected areas.<br />

In the supplement area, I would use, Chromium Picolonate, Vanadium and CoQ10.<br />

SUGAR LEVELS<br />

QUESTION: What can I use to drop the sugar level in my blood?<br />

ANSWER: Herbs which have been used for diabetes included:<br />

1. Codonopsis, Latin Named Codonopsis tangshen, C. Pilosula<br />

2. Astragalus, Latin Named Astragalus membranaceus<br />

3. Chinese Ginseng, Latin Named Panax Ginseng<br />

4. Chinese Yam, Latin Named Dioscorea spp., D. opposita, D. batatas<br />

5. Fenugreek, Latin Named Trigonella foenum-graecum<br />

6. Gymnema, Gumar (Means “sugar destroyer” in Hindi), Sharduku, Latin Named Gymnema sylvestri<br />

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