Diabetes 11576...India
A 78-year-old woman, diagnosed with diabetes in 2009, approached the practitioner on 3 Apr 2016. She had excessive tiredness and needed to rest frequently. Many years of restricted diet and the need to have controlled intake of sugar seemed to have affected her emotionally. Her BP and cholesterol readings were normal and she had no family history of diabetes.
Her fasting blood sugar was 180mg/dl (normal 70-100mg/dl) and postprandial reading was 240mg/dl (normal <140 mg/dl). During the past 7 years, her doctor had prescribed several different allopathic medications. Currently, she was taking Metformin 500mg (and Vitamin B12) with meals twice a day.
Using a pendulum, the practitioner identified that the liver of the patient was not functioning well. So, the patient was given the following combo:
CC4.2 Liver & Gallbladder tonic + CC6.3 Diabetes + CC12.1 Adult tonic + CC15.1 Mental & Emotional tonic…QDS in water
Regulated diet, exercise and weight control were also a part of her comprehensive treatment plan. She was advised to avoid foods with high glycaemic index (GI) and consume lots of fresh vegetables, wheat grass and freshly cut onions with good periodic daily intake of pure water. She was advised to be in regular touch with her physician regarding monitoring of sugar levels as well as management of allopathic medication with anticipated drop in sugar level.
After ten days there was 20% improvement in the blood sugar readings. After 9 weeks there was 50% improvement, so the dosage was reduced to TDS. She began to feel lighter and had much more energy. In 4 months’ time both the fasting and postprandial glucose levels were continuously in the normal range, this prompted the dosage to be reduced to BD, tapering it down to OW by January 2017. Also, her physician reduced Metformin from twice to once daily and stopped this completely towards the end of January 2017.
As of April 2017, the patient is in a good state of mind, free of all symptoms and continues the maintenance dosage of OW.
Practitioner’s comment:
All lab reports showing steady reduction in blood sugar readings of the patient are available.