Diabecon is a herbal formulation marketed by Himalaya Healthcare. It is basically an insulin sensitizer and is indicated in the treatment of diabetes. It improves glucose metabolism and controls insulin levels in the blood through increased peripheral utilization of glucose in the muscles and processing in the liver. Hirsutism, acne, alopecia and obesity improve with decreased insulin levels and so does the frequency of ovulation and the menstrual cycle.
Treatment Protocol
Diabecon works very well for women with insulin-resistance. It is milder in its potency compared to Hyponidd (another herbal insulin sensitizer) and can be safely taken for long periods of time. 1-2 tablets twice a day, half an hour before meals decreases gastrointestinal absorption of glucose from the meals. It also helps to improve pancreatic functioning. A treatment protocol with Diabecon lasting for 4-6 months supported by uterine tonics such as Ashokarishtam, M2-Tone, or Evecare restores ovulation in a large percentage of women.
A physician's advice is recommended when determining the dosage and duration of the treatment. Usage without discretion can make the patient permanently dependent on the medication. Also include home-remedies like Fenugreek, Tulsi, Amla, etc. in the treatment protocol. Follow a healthy diet and detoxification procedures, exercise regularly.
Ingredients of Diabecon
| Yashad Bhasma (Zinc Calx) | Form of zinc useful in treating impaired glucose metabolism and acne. | |
| Shilajit (Purified Asphaltum) | Regulates blood sugar, improves metabolism, antidepressant, promotes longevity. | |
| Karela (Momordica charantia, bitter gourd) | Regulates blood sugar, promotes pancreatic health. | |
| Haridra (Curcuma longa, turmeric) | Excellent antioxidant with anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer properties; regulates glucose metabolism, improves gastrointestional and liver health. | |
| Tulsi (Ocimum Sanctum) | Has anti-androgenic properties; controls elevated testosterone levels; treats acne and hirsutism; | |
| Triphala | Excellent detoxifier that also nourishes the entire body; high in C vitamin, regularizes abnormal menstrual bleeding | |
| Maricha (Piper nigrum, pepper) | Improves digestion, absorption, gastro-intestinal function in general; good anti-inflammatory | |
| Atibala (Abutilon indicum) | Strong anti-inflammatory; regulates menses and controls glucose metabolism | |
| Meshashringi (Gymnema sylvestre) | Potent anti-diabetic; improves insulin sensitivity, supports pancreatic health. | |
| Vijaysaar (Pterocarpus marsupium) | Source of d-chiro-inositol; improves insulin sensitivity; controls obesity. | |
| Guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia) | Powerful anti-inflammatory; supports immune system and liver; has anti-cancerous properties | |
| Neem (Melia azadirachta) | Supports healthy skin and hair growth; regulates glucose metabolism; cleanses gastrointestinal tract and colon | |
| Kirat Tikta (Swertia chirata) | Anti-inflammatory with good hypoglycemic properties; supports liver health. | |
| Vang bhasma (Tin Calx) | Good detoxifier; cleanses the urinary tract and improves digestion. | |
| Daruharidra (Berberis aristata) | Stimulates ovulation; controls leucorrhoea and acne. | |
| Jungli palak (Rumuex maritimus) | Good purgative; cleanses the liver and colon. | |
| Abhrak bhasma (Biotite Calx) | Treats anemia. | |
| Praval bhasma (Coral calx) | Natural source of calcium that is easily absorbed in the intestines. | |
| Akik pishti (Processed agate) | Regulates cardiovascular health. | |
| Shingraf (Cinnabar) | A sulphide of mercury; when consumed in regulated doses, it increases red blood corpuscles count, nourishes the tissues, purifies blood; it also supports liver health. | |
| Trikatu (ginger+peppar+) | Improves metabolism; cleanses toxins, controls obesity, stimulates good digestion. | |
| Shatavari (Asparagas racemosus) | Regulates estrogenic activity; corrects the hypothalaum-pituitary-ovarian axis; promotes ovulation; cleanses the liver; increases lactation in feeding mothers. | |
| Yashtimadhu (Glycyrrhiza glabra) | Powerful anti-oxidant; strengthens immunity, acts as an aphrodisiac; improve hair-growth and relieves stress. | |
| Saptarangi (Casearia esculenta) | Strong hypoglycemic that regulates blood sugar. | |
| Raja Jambu (Eugenia jambolana) | Powerful hypoglycemic; regulates blood sugar. | |
| Punarnava (Boerhaavia diffusa) | Purifies blood, supports heart and kidney health; fights anemia and leucorrhoea | |
| Mundatika (Sphaeranthus indicus) | Laxative which aides digestion; controls pain due to cramping during menses; treats anemia. | |
| Gokshura (Tribulus terrestris) | Supports kidneys; mild aphrodisiac | |
| Bhumyaamalaki (Phyllanthus amarus) | Excellent tonic for liver; improves digestion; powerful anti-inflammatory. | |
| Gumbhari (Gmelina arborea) | Treats hair loss and anemia; Improves appetite and digestion. | |
| Karpasi (Gossypium herbaceum, cotton) | Supports liver health and secretion of bile; enhances tissues of the uterus; treats tenderness of breasts. | |
| Kumari (Aloe vera) | Has antidiabetic properties; cleanses the liver, gall-bladder and colon; treats hair loss and controls/soothes skin problems like acanthosis nigricans. | |
Disclaimer
This content is for presented as a source of general information only. An expert's advice should be taken before starting a treatment and care should be exercised when taking medicines.
The author has no financial interest in or affiliation to Himalaya Healthcare or distributors/salespersons of Diabecon.
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