Did You Know Insulin Plant ? Magic Cure For Diabetes
Costus Igneus, Insulin plant is a medicinal plant and capable of having Magic Cure for Diabetes. Leaf of this herbal plant helps to build up insulin by strengthening beta cells of Pancreas in the Human body thus popularly known as “Insulin plant” in India Plant name: Insulin Plant Botanical Name: Costus Igneus An insulin plant is a nature's gift for the people who are suffering from Diabetes. A leaf–a-day, keeps diabetes away is the famous saying about this plant. The leaves of this plant are used in treating diabetes as it helps to reduce your blood sugar level effectively in short period. Though the insulin plant was first grown in America, now the insulin leaves treatment on diabetes is highly effective in Indian medicinal therapies. This plant can be easily grown in the home nursery also. Diabetes is a disease of metabolism, where body is not able to synthesis sufficient insulin or the blood cells stop responding to the insulin produced in the body. The leaves of insulin plant contain mostly of Corosolic Acid which is beneficial in controlling diabetic. The corosolic acid present in the green leaves induces the insulin production and thus controls hyperglycemia in the blood. The leaves of insulin plant (Costus igeus) reduced the fasting and postprandial blood sugar levels, bringing them down towards normal. Note: This leaf is not recommended for pregnant or lactating women Please consult your doctor before use. Continue reading >>
Investigatory Project: Efficacy Of Insulin Plant (costus Igneus) To Reduce Glucose Levels On Blood
ABSTRACT OF THE STUDY Diabetes is rampant in the Philippines. It is rampant because diabetes is a hereditary disease and a high in sweets nutritional lifestyle of the Filipinos. “Insulin Plant” is popular because it is said that it lowers blood sugar level. Its leaf helps to build up insulin in the human body so it is commonly known as insulin plant in India. The study’s aim is to verify the claims of diabetic that report a fall in their blood glucose level. The source of the sugar in the setup would dextrose which is a type of glucose. The study would only focus on the verification of the plant’s ability to reduce glucose level in the setups. The extract from the plant is applied to the different setups. Each setup was applied varied amount of the extract from 0.5 to 2 mL to see if there is change in glucose levels as the amount of extract increases. A glucose meter is used to measure the glucose levels after the treatment. The result of this experiment contradicts the claims that the plant reduces glucose levels in the blood of diabetic persons. After applying the treatment the gathered data shows that the plant’s leaves did not lower glucose levels in the setups but it ironically increased the levels of it. The glucose levels of the control setup, which was not applied by the extract, was 24 mg/dL compared to Setup 1 which is 41 mg/dL an increase of 17 mg/dL, Setup 2 which is 44 mg/dL an increase of 20 mg/dL, Setup 3 which is 49 mg/dL an increase of 25 mg/dL. CHAPTER I 1.1Background of the Study Diabetes is rampant in the Philippines. It is rampant because diabetes is a hereditary disease and a high in sweets nutritional lifestyle of the Filipinos. “Insulin Plant” is popular because it is said that it lowers blood sugar level. Its leaf helps to build up Continue reading >>
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Chamaecostus Cuspidatus
Chamaecostus cuspidatus, common name fiery costus or spiral flag, is a species of herbaceous plant in the Costaceae family native to eastern Brazil (States of Bahia and Espirito Santo).[1][2][3] In India, it is known as insulin plant because of its use in Ayurvedic medicine for its purported anti-diabetic properties.[4] Chamaecostus cuspidatus has large fleshy looking leaves. The undersides of these large, smooth, dark green leaves have light purple shade. The leaves are spirally arranged around the stem, forming attractive, arching clumps arising from underground rootstocks. The maximum height of these plants is about two feet. The flowers are orange in color and are 1.5 in (3.8 cm) in diameter. Flowering occurs during the warm months. And they appear to be cone-like heads at the tips of branches.[5] Cultivation[edit] In Siddha medicine, it is known as kostum. It is being cultivated in Kashmir and the Himalayan regions for its root. It is related to the gingers and was originally part of the Zingiberaceae family. But now the Costus species and their kin have been reclassified into their own family, Costaceae.[2] The species reproduces vegetative by rhizome and birds disperse seeds when they feed on the fruits. Costus products are sometimes called Costus comosus and are edible in nature. The flower petals are quite sweet and nutritious. It's a lower grower and makes a great ground cover. The long red flower spikes of Costus pulverulentus are unique to the family and they are sure to create interest in the garden. The plant grows very quickly. And the propagation is by stem cutting. It needs sunshine but it also grows in slightly shady areas. It is cultivated in India for its use in traditional medicine and elsewhere as an ornamental. Traditional medicine[edit] The dried Continue reading >>
Do Insulin Plants Control Diabetics?
The insulin plant, Costus Igneus, is used as an ornamental plant in Southern India. Powdered leaves of the insulin plant have been shown to be effective in controlling blood sugar levels. Studies show that consumption of the leaves without discontinuing conventional drugs does help in bringing down blood sugar levels and prevent diabetic complications. A study conducted by Shetty AJ et al, showed that, after 15 days of consuming the leaves of Costus Igneus, there was a sharp decrease in fasting blood sugar levels. Also, certain cases of leg ulcers showed significant improvement after combining the two therapies. Editorial Team, 1mg Continue reading >>
Insulin Plant For Treat Type 2 Diabetes – Diabetes Cure Plant
Hi Friends, Watch More Top Five Health Care Videos Click right here: Today I’m Going To Show You , Plant For Treat #Type-2-Diabetes – Diabetes Cure Plant What is the insulin plant? What crops can treatment diabetes? What is Gudmar? What is Gymnema leaf extract? Costus Igneus – Insulin Plant – Spiral Flag Family – Costaceae In India Costus Igneus can also be referred to as Insulin Plant . It is handled in Ayurveda as a pure treatment for diabetes , therefore the title Insulin Plant. Follow us On Facebook: Twitter: Google + : Blogger: Wordpress: Searches associated to Insulin Plant ========================== the place to purchase insulin plant insulin plant unwanted side effects insulin plant in USA the way to eat insulin plant insulin plant in UK insulin plant wikipedia insulin plant in United States insulin plant in English “herbal plants for diabetes” ================================= Thank you for watching Our movies For extra –like-remark-share & subscribe ================================= DISCLAIMER: The data offered on this channel and its movies is for normal functions solely and shouldn’t be thought of as skilled recommendation. We try to offer an ideal, legitimate, particular, detailed data .we aren’t a licensed skilled so be certain that together with your skilled advisor in case you want. All the content material printed in our channel is our personal creativity. Continue reading >>
Structural Biochemistry/protein Function/insulin
Insulin is a hormone secreted by the pancreas that regulates glucose levels in the blood. Without insulin, cells cannot use the energy from glucose to carry out functions within the body. Insulin was first discovered in 1921 by Frederick Grant Banting and Charles Best from extracted substances from the pancreas of dogs in their laboratory. The material was then used to keep diabetic dogs alive, and then used in 1922 on a 14 year old diabetic boy. The FDA approved insulin in 1939. In 1966 insulin was synthesized by Michael Katsoyannis in his laboratory, which marked the first complete hormone to be successfully synthesized. Synthetic insulin is used as a drug to treat diabetes, and the current forms on the market include insulin from bovine and porcine pancreases, but the most widely used is a form made from recombinant human insulin. Insulin is made in the pancreas by beta cells. After the body takes in food, these beta cells release insulin, which enables cells in the liver, muscles and fat tissues to take up glucose and either store it as glycogen or allow blood to transfer it to organs in the body for use as an energy source. This process stops the use of fat as a source of energy. When glucose levels are elevated in the blood, insulin is produced at higher rates by the pancreas in order to maintain normal sugar concentrations in the blood. Without insulin, the body cannot process glucose effectively and glucose begins to build up in the blood stream instead of being transported to different cells . In contrast with elevated levels of glucose in the blood, when there is a deficit of glucose available to the body, alpha cells in the pancreas release glucagon, a hormone that causes the liver to convert stored glycogen into usable glucose which is then released into the Continue reading >>
A Review On Insulin Plant (costus Igneus Nak)
Go to: INTRODUCTION Costus igneus Nak (syn. Costus pictus D. Don, Costus mexicanus Liebm ex Petersen or Costus congenitus Rowle), commonly known as fiery costus, Step ladder or Spiral flag or Insulin plant, is native to South and Central America. This is a recent introduction to India from America as an herbal cure for diabetes and hence commonly called as ‘insulin plant.’[1] It is widely grown in gardens as ornamental plant in South India and also run wild in many places.[2] It is used in India to control diabetes, and it is known that diabetic people eat one leaf daily to keep their blood glucose low.[3] Leaves of C. igneus were one among the plants known to be effectively used for treating diabetes by the tribal people of Kolli hills of Namakkal district, Tamilnadu.[4] In Mexican folk medicine, the aerial part of C. pictus D. Don is used as an infusion in the treatment of renal disorders.[5] The plant belongs to the family Costaceae. The Costaceae was first raised to the rank of family by Nakai on the basis of spirally arranged leaves and rhizomes being free from aromatic essential oils. Before the elevation to family status, Engler and Prantl recognized Costoideal as a subfamily under Zingiberaceae. Several anatomical and morphological features support this isolated position including well developed aerial shoot with distinct, rigid, and commonly branched stems. The leaves are inserted in a low spiral with divergences. The family Costaceae consists of four genera and approximately 200 species. The genus Costus is the largest in the family with about 150 species that are mainly tropical in distribution.[2,6] The present review deals with the recent research carried out in the area of phytochemistry, pharmacological, biological activities, and safety of Costus ign Continue reading >>
Insulin Plant
Important Note: Heard that taking the insulin plant over a long period of time screws up the kidneys! Please avoid this plant; you might get interim relief, but not over the long term. Had been taking some tablets for my sugar levels, but they were playing havoc with my health. The migraines that were kept in abeyance by My Own Private Arunachala for more than a year returned soon after i started taking these tablets last May :-( I stopped them early this year when WiFi got this insulin plant from a colleague at work. Insulin Plant (Costus Ingneus) Was given the following instructions: With FBS below 200, take ONE leaf daily before breakfast and drink a glass of water With FBS above 200, take TWO leaves in the morning and TWO at night on a daily basis. More on the Insulin Plant. Allowed the little one to grow a bit: and started taking a leaf from yesterday. All my fears disappeared at the first bite! It had such a nice interesting taste. Of course, it's not sweet ;-), it's not bitter (like karela), but has more of a pungent taste (i like that). Let's see what it does to the sugar levels. Update on 23.MAY Here's a more succulent version that i saw at Jayanagar y'day. Continue reading >>
Gymnema
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Talk:safflower
:As a new diabetic T2 I had to try it out and it does work in reducing the glycemic load from foods, but only as long as you continue to take supplements once you stop the numbers start creeping back up. I've watched Alpha Lipoic Acid triple in price and then become unavailable locally. After I wrote an article for the local newspaper. :As a medical student, I have learned that it isn't the medicine that heals the body, it's the body that heals the body and regenerates itself, my thought on this topic (and reminder JUST A STUDENT!) Is that either Vitamin A (Alpha Lipoic Acid and Linoleic Acid) is reducing the glycemic load of high carb foods and giving the body a chance to heal itself, and Vitamin A is needed for essential neuro-repairs and we don't get enough of it from regular supplements and diet. I suspect maybe Vitamin A helps the pancreas produce insulin, and/or reduces insulin resistance. I know, citations needed, don't have any. Learned all that in lecture and from ADA I think. MissySkaldi (talk) 16:50, 18 January 2015 (UTC) According to this article The Secret to Perfect Summer Legs the linoleic acid in safflower oil makes a great skin moisturizer. -- Christopher Sajdak 19:20, 7 June 2007 (UTC) There is a need to check if the safflower blooms in July in both hemispheres to make this statement in the introduction.... Jdcounselling (talk) 12:21, 14 July 2008 (UTC) The Safflower seed is also used for bird seed. Crows and squirrels will not eat this seed so it's good for hanging in the garden or to keep undesireables away. Safflower seed is also used quite commonly as an alternative to sunflower seed in birdfeeders, as squirrels do not like the taste of it. Both statements are in the "Uses" section. I suggest one should be removed. this was bought at a bazaar in al Continue reading >>
Claim That Boiling Mango Leaves Cures Diabetes
An article discussing and explaining the preparation of mango leaves tea to fight off diabetes. Before medications were developed by pharmaceutical companies for the treatment of diabetes, natural products were used to control elevated glucose levels, the study of these natural resources is important because of two reasons; the first one is that a large number of new drugs have been developed from them, like galegine which is a model for the synthesis of metformin and other anti-diabetic drugs and it is derived from the plant Galega officinalis; and second, because some of them are still being used in its natural form today.[1] Artemisia annua (sweet wormwood) gave rise to artemininin, a compound which together with its analogs are now used as antimalarial therapy in many countries.[2] Paclitaxel (Taxol®), the most exciting plant-derived anticancer drug discovered in recent years, is derived from several key precursors (the baccatins) in the leaves of various Taxus species such as Taxus brevifolia.[3] These are many herbs with strong anti-diabetic properties. Herbal treatments for diabetes have been used in patients with either insulin dependent or non-insulin dependent diabetes, diabetic retinopathy, and even in diabetic neuropathy.[4][5] A plant known as Mangifera indica, commonly known as the mango fruit, is one of these potential natural remedies. The question asked was whether this plant would actually help in managing patients diagnosed with diabetes. To answer this question, we start with the fact that on-human studies to test the effects of Mangifera indica were limited and very small in size which make them insufficient to provide any scientific evidence.[6][7][8] Some studies reference that the method of preparation of the mangoes extractions influences their Continue reading >>
Lysine Contingency
"The lysine contingency is intended to prevent the spread of the animals in case they ever got off the island. Dr. Wu inserted a gene that creates a single faulty enzyme in protein metabolism. The animals can't manufacture the amino acid lysine. Unless they're continually supplied with lysine by us, they'll slip into a coma and die." The Lysine Contingency was a genetic alteration Henry Wu performed in the dinosaur genome. The modification knocked out the ability of the dinosaurs to produce the amino acid Lysine. This forced the dinosaurs to depend on lysine supplements provided by the park's veterinary staff. In this way, dinosaurs could never escape from the park because they would never survive long without the food supplements. The Lysine contingency was intended to prevent the dinosaurs from damaging the global ecosystem. It was also explained that without the Lysine, the animals will collapse into a coma and eventually die. However, it is shown in The Lost World: Jurassic Park and Jurassic Park III that the dinosaurs can survive well without the crew giving them Lysine by eating Lysine rich food, like chickens or soya beans and the carnivores could acquire Lysine by eating herbivores. In reality, this would be either impossible or useless. None of the vertebrates (or other animal phyla) can produce Lysine, making it an essential amino acid. All animals (including humans) can survive simply by having a lysine rich diet. Because all known animals lack the ability to produce Lysine, it's unlikely that dinosaurs had. But if they had a pathway for lysine synthesis it would have been like the pathway in plants. Essential enzymes involved in this biosynthesis pathway are: Aspartokinase β-aspartate semialdehyde dehydrogenase Dihydrodipicolinate synthase Δ1-piperidine-2, Continue reading >>
Medicinal Plant Costus Igneus Uses And Health Benefits (insulin Plant)
The insulin plant or Costus igneus is a low growing plant that grows to a height of 2 feet. Leaves are simple, oblong, alternate, entire, large, fleshy, and evergreen. They are 4-7 inches in length and have parallel venation. The undersides of the leaves have a purple color. The leaves have a spiral arrangement around the stem that arise from underground root-stocks. The leaves form attractive arching clumps. The flowers are orange in colour and 3.8 cm in diameter. During the hot months, flowers bloom. Flowers appear at the tip of branches. Costus igneus the insulin plant: Uses, information and side effects Common name The common name for this is the insulin plant. People also call it spiral flag, fiery costus, Kostum, step ladder, Keukand, and Jarul. Botanical name or family The botanical name for this plant is Costus Igneus. It belongs to the Costaceae family. Geographical areas where Costus igneus grows It grows natively in North America. Now, it has been propagated all over the world including India. Insulin plant Medicinal uses for curing diseases The medicinal property of the insulin plant is due to the presence of chemicals such as Terpenoids, Saponins, Flavonoids, Corosolic acid, Sapogenin, Tanins, and Steroids. It has been used in Ayurveda since the olden times. Ant diabetic property: It reduces sugar levels in the blood. You need to take only one leaf a day to bring your sugar levels under control. Further, it reduces the level of the induced cholesterol. Diabetics will normally have a high cholesterol level that is induced due to the high sugar level in the blood. But, once you take the costus igneus plant leaf, you will see a drop in the cholesterol levels too. Find Home remedies for diabetes. Cure for asthma: You can treat asthma in two ways. One is to take Continue reading >>
Insulin Plant For Treat Type 2 Diabetes – Diabetes Cure Plant
Hi Friends, see more Top Five Health Care Videos Click here: Today I will show you, plant to treat # Type-2-Diabetes – Diabetes Cure Plant What is the insulin plant? Which plants can cure diabetes? What is Gudmar? What is Gymnema Leaf Extract? Costus Igneus – Insulin Plant – Spiral Flag Family – Costaceae In India Costus Igneus is also called Insulin Plant. It is treated in Ayurveda as a natural remedy for diabetes, hence the name insulin plant. Follow us Facebook: Twitter: Google+: Blogger: Wordpress: Searches related to Insulin Plant ========================== where to buy insulin plant side effects of the insulin plant insulin plant in the USA how to eat insulin plant insulin plant in United Kingdom insulin plant wikipedia of insulin in the United States insulin plant in Spanish "herbal plants for diabetes" ================================= Thanks for watching our videos. For more-like-comment-share and subscribe ================================= DISCLAIMER: The information provided on this channel and its videos is for general purposes only and should not be considered as professional advice. We are trying to provide perfect, valid, specific and detailed information. We are not a licensed professional, so be sure with your professional consultant in case you need to. All content published on our channel is our own creativity. Video credits to Orange Health YouTube channel Continue reading >>
Insulin Plant For Treat Type 2 Diabetes – Diabetes Cure Plant – When Diabetics Need Insulin
When Diabetics Need Insulin Hi Friends, see more Top Five Health Care Videos Click here: Today I will show you, plant to treat # Type-2-Diabetes – Diabetes Cure Plant What is the insulin plant? Which plants can cure diabetes? What is Gudmar? What is Gymnema Leaf Extract? Costus Igneus – Insulin Plant – Spiral Flag Family – Costaceae In India Costus Igneus is also called Insulin Plant. It is treated in Ayurveda as a natural remedy for diabetes, hence the name insulin plant. Follow us Facebook: Twitter: Google+: Blogger: Wordpress: Searches related to Insulin Plant ========================== where to buy insulin plant side effects of the insulin plant insulin plant in the USA how to eat insulin plant insulin plant in United Kingdom insulin plant wikipedia of insulin in the United States insulin plant in Spanish "herbal plants for diabetes" ================================= Thanks for watching our videos. For more-like-comment-share and subscribe ================================= DISCLAIMER: The information provided on this channel and its videos is for general purposes only and should not be considered as professional advice. We are trying to provide perfect, valid, specific and detailed information. We are not a licensed professional, so be sure with your professional consultant in case you need to. All content published on our channel is our own creativity. Video credits to Orange Health YouTube channel Diabetes Related Tweets Around The World Continue reading >>
