• The strongly fragrant herb Fenugreek (trigonella

foenum-graecum) has been used on the

Mediterranean shores and Asia both as food and

medicine.

• Known to cleanse the body, it also cools it and

soothes the skin and mucous membranes.

• Theleaves and seeds of fenugreek have strong

aroma and bitter taste.

• Used in reasonable quantities they impart flavor to

your mouth-watering food.

• But can fenugreek curb diabetes?

• Yes it can, considering it being a rich reservoir of

wellness properties too.

• Fenugreek contains vitamin C, protein, niacin,

alkaloids, iron, and potassium.

• Galactomannan present in fenugreek is a soluble

natural fiber which actually slows down the sugar

absorption rate into blood. Two tsp of powdered

fenugreek seeds eaten every day can cure diabetes

and control blood sugar levels primarily in the Type

I diabetic population.

• There is strong rationale that fenugreek can help

rebalance and strengthen the entire body and its

systems in weak diabetics too.

• When taken with favorable diet, fenugreek powder

can stabilize the kidney and liver by bringing down

to normal, lipid and glucose metabolizing enzyme

values.

• Since it inhibits high blood sugar levels fenugreek

does contain a vital amino acid that induces

production of adequate insulin.

• According to popular studies fenugreek can reduce

cholesterol especially low density lipoprotein (LDL)

levels.

• The presence of galactomannan in fenugreek seeds

bestows cardiovascular benefits and lowers heart

attack risks.

• An excellent reservoir of potassium it counters the

adverse action of sodium, to control blood pressure

and heart rate.

• Fenugreek flushes out harmful toxins.

• It cures indigestion and relieves constipation.

• A teaspoon of fenugreek seeds in the food can

effectively cure heartburn or acid reflux.

• Mucilage of its seeds coat the intestine and

stomach lining to sooth irritated gastrointestinal

tissues.

• Soaking methi (fenugreek) seeds in water makes

their outer membrane mucilaginous.

• Including fenugreek in weight-loss diet by chewing

soaked fenugreek seeds on an empty stomach in

the morning can confer brilliant results. The soluble

natural fiber in fenugreek cans suppress your

appetite by swelling and filling the stomach.

• Fenugreek as part of your diet or its paste applied

to hair directly can make your hair black and shiny.

• Massaging your head daily with water boiled with

fenugreek seeds, or coconut oil in which the methi

seeds have been soaked overnight, is an excellent

remedy for diabetic or general hair loss and

thinning.

• What more?

• Fenugreek also staves away irritating dandruff and

scalp infections, common in diabetic veterans can

fenugreek curb diabetes certainly, with its capacity

to stimulate the inner and external resources of the

body to maintain health.

• Fenugreek can be a safe add-on to even the

conventional therapies for diabetes cure.

• Diabkil as a supplemental therapy is a necessary

dimension in the challenging management of

diabetes today.

• Successful long-term diabetes control can be easily

achieved through weight loss, exercise, optimal diet

and intake of one or two capsules of Diabkil ten

minutes before meals twice daily.

• Ayurved Research Foundation has incorporated in

Diabkil, exclusive diabetes prevention natural

protocol– bitter and astringent herbs known since

countless years to mankind for their curative

properties, to ensure fast and safe recovery from

this life-long debilitation.