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The Pasuchaca is a plant that is in the sierra Del Peru, on the 3500m. It is used many years ago in those places, without any toxic effects collateral. It is a remedy very effective against diabetes.
This plant of a typical root, is wild, their leaves are basal sustained by stalks. Its flower is a hermaphrodite and actinomorfa.
And contains substances such as: tannins, saponinas, chlorophyll, fats, essences, waxes, resins, flavonoides, carotenoids, reducing sugars.
The leaves are used dry, with which is preparing a co foundation of 5 to 10 minutes, the same that must be taken every 8 hours.
From here the Pasuchaca is regarded as the plant species with greater effect hipoglicemiante by what is recommended in the treatment of certain types of diabetes. Related to the effect produced by the hipoglicemiantes oral the type of the guanidas, producing a declining levels of glucose in diabetic animals and act also in the juvenile diabetes serious, used next to the insulin.
The main medicinal properties attributed to the pasuchaca, in addition to the mentioned anti diabetic e hipoglicemiante, are as debugger blood; a strong astringent, also is generally used to combat diarrheas chronicles, cholera child, hemorrhages, inflammations of the throat and mouth ulcers. Read the rest of this entry »

Diabetes is (unfortunately) a very common disease. To treat is very important the meal plan that should follow the person who is suffering the disease. The diet of diabetic’s diet is controlled in sugars and carbohydrates of quick absorption.

It is vital to avoid serious problems, controlling the rise in the level of blood glucose. For that there is food that diabetics must not eat:

*Milk: the whole milk as milk, cream, puddings. The cheeses are not allowed.

*Meat: pork and derivatives. Nor can eat sausages, hamburgers, and viscera, sausages, preserved, and smoked.

*Vegetables: if you are fried, cannot consume.

*Fruit: those that are preserved in syrup.

*Cereals: cakes, pastries, croissant, Madeleine’s… prohibited. Read the rest of this entry »