Natural cure for Diabetes

The biggest users of alternative health supplements to control weight, blood sugar, cholesterol and blood pressure are Type 2 diabetics. They're also big fans of Kevin Trudeau, the author of two books on "Natural Cures" for illnesses such as diabetes.

We talk with Type 2 diabetics every day, listen to their problems and hear them speak glowingly of Kevin Trudeau. Kevin Trudeau is viewed as something of a healthcare messiah, saving them from corrupt and crooked pharmaceutical companies.

His message has connected with millions of people inspite of your opinion of the author (at last count, his books have sold 5 million copies and are still going strong). Again and again, the reason is told to us by diabetics as to why they listen to Kevin Trudeau, rather than their own doctor, is that they get little advice or help from their physician, beyond the usual ‘You need to diet and exercise.'

Many patients are in fear and anxiety when one has just been diagnosed with a possibly fatal disease. Little support is provided by their doctors. So they are seeking out advice from complete strangers through the internet.

This is not just an issue of poor bedside manners by many doctors. It also highlights a basic suspicion of approved medicines that can have harmful side effects unfortunately recognized long after the product has been on the market. Doctors do not give the required attention to Type 2 diabetics, and they don't accept that man-made, a combination of prescription medicine is going to provide a diabetic treatment better than a wild, naturally growing substance. Modern medicine appears to be unwillingly accepting that ancient folk medicine may have some basis in science.

Several years ago, researchers at Harvard, Georgetown and Creighton University Medical Centers put to test a primary provider of garcinia cambogia a magic pumpkin fruit form India, with fabled weight loss benefit was put to test. And guess what? It was found that it not only helps reduce fatty pounds (common in Type 2 diabetics), but also helped reduce blood sugar levels, cholesterol and blood pressure.

This is rare, but becoming more common. Recent reports in USA Today and other publications show that the large pharmaceutical companies are jumping on the "Natural" bandwagon, looking for herbal ingredients that can do as well or better than anything concocted in a laboratory. In the medical community it is a drastic concept. But it shouldn't be shocking. One of the world's most commonly used and effective medicines is aspirin, a "natural cure" that comes from the bark of a willow tree.

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