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According to the website of American Diabetes Association
Type 2 diabetes is the most common form of Diabetes, In
type 2 diabetes, either
the body does not produce enough insulin or the cells
ignore
the insulin. It is considered as incurable disease and
around the world
research works and studies are in progress to develop new
formulations. The
research on herbal treatment of Diabetes is also in
progress. In India the
ancient literatures related to different systems of
medicine
describe much
about Diabetes, These literatures are having information
about hundreds of
herbs and herbal combinations used internally as well as
externally in
treatment of Diabetes, The licensed practitioners are
practicing this knowledge
in day today life. Beside these practitioners, there are
thousands of
Traditional Healers in dense forests, far from modern
societies, giving their
services. They are also practicing the traditional
knowledge
but major part of
their knowledge and practicing methods are not available
in
published
literatures. These Healers use herbs as well as medicinal
insects, spiders,
mites, animal parts, medicinal mushroom etc. in treatment
of
different
diseases. They are aware of unique diagnosis methods and
different ways of
healing. The modern researchers are trying to document
their
knowledge. The
report titled Traditional medicinal knowledge about herbs
and herbal combinations
used in treatment of Type II Diabetes in India with
special
reference to
Chhattisgarh is an effort to document this traditional
knowledge. It is result
of on- going effort since 1994 and earlier, to meet and
interact with these
Healers from different parts of India particularly from
Chhattisgarh. In the
report efforts has been made to present the knowledge in
its
original form as
noted during surveys. It contains thousands of schedules
prepared by the
Traditional Healers of different fields of expertise.
These
weekly schedules
describe morning, noon and evening doses, and both
internally and externally
used medicines, in detail. Many Healers divide a day in 24
parts or more when
they use medicines and prepare detailed schedules,
specially
in advanced stage
of diseases. Such schedules have also been added in this
report. Based on
interactions with the Healers one month to two years long
schedules have been
prepared and presented in this report. Schedules suggested
by Healers were
shown to other Healers and their comments were noted.
These
comments were
further presented in form of modified schedules. This
novel
method of
documentation generated new information and in gist this
report can be
considered as collective knowledge of the Traditional
Healers and associated
components of India. While preparing this report thousands
of Traditional
Healers, herb collectors, herb traders, farmers, senior
natives, herb vendors
etc. were interacted. Author has added a lot from his
traditional medicinal
knowledge gathered from vast surveys and from his
forefathers as family
tradition.
Special treatments are important part of this report.
There
are hundreds of Special treatments mentioned in this
report. In
order to increase the efficacy of herbs and herbal
combinations the Healers
suggest patients to adopt different special methods like
to
take advantage of
shades of old trees, tree groups and tree complexes. They
are also suggested to
crush different herbs and combinations through bare sole
and
palm. Bare Foot Crushing
and Bare Foot Walking treatments are parts of this report.
Besides these, uses
of herbal bed, herbal glasses, herbal mala etc. have also
been mentioned. The
report is having information about over 3000 herbs,
insects,
spiders, mites
etc. suggested by the Healers in different combinations.
Most of the
information mentioned in this reports has yet not been
reported in reference
literatures. Through this report it is coming in front of
world community for
the first time.
Over one million pictures are important feature of
this report. Selection of herbs, its Allelopathic
treatment
in order to enrich
it with medicinal properties before harvest, suitable time
of collection etc.
have been described in detail.
Many weekly schedules suggest treatment of Diabetes
only but most of the schedules suggest treatment for
Diabetic patients having
different diseases like treatment for Diabetic patients
having liver related
troubles, treatment of Diabetic patients having heart
troubles etc. Treatments
of Diabetic patients having complicated troubles like
cancer, AIDS and Sickle
Cell Anaemia are important part of this report. It gives
information about more
than 35 human diseases.
Aware of the fact that most of the knowledge on this
aspect is still in undocumented form; author is expecting
that new researchers
in coming generations will add their contributions in this
report as it is
never ending process. It was not possible to publish this
detailed report in
form of research paper or report in science journals.
There
is plan to add
interviews of Healers and different films taken during
surveys.
This report is effort of author working without
team, finance and other kind of support. Author invested
his
time and efforts
to conduct surveys as well as typing each and every word
of
this report.
Author s dream is to form Traditional Healers
Foundation in India as first step and at world level at
later stage so that
collective traditional knowledge like this can be used for
clinical trials and
finally for treatment of millions of sufferers around the
world, after taking
consent and guidance of Traditional Healers. Major part of
economic gain from
this collective knowledge must go to the Foundation
through
which it must be
reached to the every component.
In complicated cases of Type II Diabetes, the
Traditional Healers of Indian state Chhattisgarh use
Complex
Herbal
Formulations. They use it in form of schedules of
different
durations including
200 days schedule. These Complex Herbal Formulations are
used with internal and
external remedies and specific food materials. Author has
documented
traditional knowledge practiced in over 10,000 complicated
cases of Type II Diabetes,
For additional information please visit
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For details of codes used in the report you can
write to the author or see the documents. These codes are
very simple to
understand and use. Some examples
NEEM
(OTR, WS, NLV , FP,
TAK , DO)
Old Trees (OTR) of Neem growing near Water Source
(WS) are preferred. New Leaves (NLV) are preferred and
Freshly Prepared (FP) formulations
are given. Neem trees are enriched with Traditional
Allelopathic Knowledge
(TAK). These are differences of opinion (DO) among
Traditional Healers on the
use of Neem in this schedule.
CHF124 (30P-75S- 3T,
TAK, SP, FP, SECO, DO, NACO M, NM- AYUR VEDA , NM- UNANI,
NM- WOR. LIT., DIET
RESTRICTIONS, HONEY/MIL K, 35 VERS. , LADP T4, SPECIAL
PRECAUTION- NERV .
DIS.,)
Complex Herbal Formulation no. 124 (CHF-124) is
given. It contains 30 primary, 75 secondary and 3 Tertiary
ingredients
(30P-75S- 3T). All ingredients are enriched through
Traditional Allelopathic
Knowledge (TAK). Formulation is prepared under strict
Supervision (SP) of the
Traditional Healers. Freshly prepared (FP) formulation is
used. In general
Ingredients of Formulations are kept secret (SECO). There
are differences in
opinion (DO) among the Healers of different region. This
Formulation is not
available commercially (NACOM). Not mentioned in Ayurveda
(NM-Ayurveda, in
Unani (NM-Unani), in World Literature (NM-World Lit.).
There
are Diet
restrictions (DIET RESTRICTIONS) during use of this
Formulation. It is taken
with Honey or Milk. There are 35 versions of this
Formulation. Level of
Adaption (LADPT4) among Healers of young generation is 4
i.e. very poor.
Patients with diseases of nervous system must take it with
special precaution.
(Special Precaution-NERV. DIS.).
TRSH- Tree Shade
Therapy
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Diabetic patients (Second stage) having liver related
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stage having problem
of Insomnia; Diabetic patients having spleen and urinary
system related
diseases; Diabetic patients having Piles specially
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respiratory and
gynecological troubles; Diabetic patients, at initial
stage having initial
stage of cancer; Diabetic patients, at initial stage
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and other associated
troubles; Diabetic patients, at initial stage having
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Urticaria and other
related troubles; Diabetic patients, at initial stage
having Sickle Cell
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initial stage having brain
related troubles; Diabetic patients, at initial stage
having AIDS like symptoms; Diabetic patients, at initial
stage having advanced stage of Sickle Cell Anaemia;
Diabetes with hypertension
and other associated troubles; Diabetes with Asthma and
associated troubles; Diabetes
with Asthma and Gout; Diabetes with Leucoderma; Diabetes
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# Topics
Traditional Knowledge
Medicinal Plant Database
Medicinal Plants
Diabetes Type II
Traditional Knowledge Documentation
Madhumeh Upchar
Chhattisgarh
Hyperglycemia
Pancreas Revitalization
Pankaj Oudhia
Tribal Herbal Medicines
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