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Diabetes and its cure
Diabetes is commonly known as sugar in South Asian countries. We all know that sugar is sweet and the reason why it is referred as such is that it is the increase of sweetness in body. This increase in sugar is the direct result of reduction in insulin which is produced by pancreas in the body. The fact is that pancreas does not stop producing insulin all of a sudden.

Allopathic treatment of diabetes:
As said earlier that diabetes is the result of failure of pancreas in production of insulin required by the body whereas in allopathic way of treatment, this decrease in insulin is treated by giving the patient the insulin chemicals in tablet form. Gradually when tablets lose their effect then insulin is injected in blood through injections. The noticeable thing in this is that allopathic doctors are only trying to maintain the insulin balance whereas pancreas are not treated and cured which produce insulin. In effect the pancreas gradually fails to function at all. Thus, diabetes is considered as incurable in allopathic treatment.

Herbal treatment of diabetes:
In herbal system of treatment it is important that the herbalist first of all diagnose the cause, whether it is improper diet, psychological or any environmental reason. Sometimes the cause may also be the reaction to any other high potency medicine such as steroids. After having knowledge about the cause of the disease, the treatment is done with special diet and herbal medicine. The special diet and herbs which helps in producing more insulin in the body and which has less sugar level in it. In this way the pancreas are treated so that it is cured and completely functional again. Since this way of treatment is closest to nature and it has no side effects so Shahzain Herbal Clinic has a 100% success rate in the treatment of diabetes.

  Hakim Ali Raza Ather
Shahzain Herbal Clinic,
Tib e Fazil Wal Jarahat
Pakistan National Council for Tib.

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