The Exclusive Benefits of BGR-34 - Ayurvedic Medicine for Diabetes

Feb 25 , 2017

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The Exclusive Benefits of BGR-34 - Ayurvedic Medicine for Diabetes

The world’s most populous country, i.e. our motherland India has the world’s 3rd largest diabetic population. In such an alarming situation, it is all but natural that there will be a shift from modern medicine to traditional ayurveda. The result? Ayurvedic medicine for diabetes are becoming more popular, and for good reason. No side effects and a mechanism that targets the root cause of the disease are the main driving factors behind this success of ayurvedic diabetes medicine. One such herbal remedy is Aimil Pharmaceuticals’ BGR-34.

What is Aimil BGR-34?

Abbreviated from Blood Glucose Regulator, BGR-34 contains 34 active constituents that are found in plants and is very efficient at treating diabetes type-2.. Six medicinal plants, namely Daruharidra, Vijaysar, Giloy, Majeeth, Methi and Gudmar are used in its preparation.

How does BGR-34 work?

Diabetes Mellitus is of three types - Type 1, Type 2 and Gestational diabetes. Type 1 diabetes is due to inability of pancreas to produce enough insulin, whereas Type 2 occurs when body develops a resistance to insulin. The third one is prevalent in pregnant women. So, medicine for diabetes type 2 is of three kinds:

 

    1.  Potential DPP-4 inhibitor with cardio protective action.
    2. Increase insulin secretion
    3. Enhance sensitivity towards insulin
    4. Slow down absorption of glucose

     

    Developed by CSIR, BGR-34 belongs to the second type. It increases sensitivity to insulin and helps the body to better absorb glucose.

     

    exclusive benefits of bgr34 

    Why choose BGR-34?

    BGR-34 has the following exclusive benefits over its competitors: 

     

    1. DPP-4 or Dipeptidyl peptidase-4 inhibitors increase incretin levels. This results in a reduction in glucagon release, and consequently the blood glucose levels. It also performs cardio-protective action.
    2. Developed by scientists at CSIR, BGR-34’s formulation is not only scientifically proven, but chemically optimised as well.
    3. It maintains the ideal insulin-glucagon balance in the blood stream a.k.a regulates glucose homeostasis.
    4. It converts pro-insulin to insulin & further has anti-oxidant action.
    5. Patients suffering from diabetes have higher amounts of glycated hemoglobin, putting them at risk of heart diseases, neuropathy, nephropathy and retinopathy. 

    The Clinical Trials

    Clinical trials saw 48 people being put under the scanner. Half the people were fed BGR-34 while the other half were given placebos instead. The end of the clinical study saw promising results. Improved hyperglycemic control had patients feeling much better. Delay in glucose absorption, inhibition of advanced glycation end products (AGEs), accumulation and enhancement of insulin release and proinsulin-to-insulin conversion are the reasons pegged for the success of BGR-34.

     


    5 Comments

    • 25 Feb 2017 Kiran Parikh

      BGR 34 intreste to use for diabetics,can I stopped allopathic medicine

    • 25 Feb 2017 Dheeraj Sherawat

      Diabetes is a metabolic disorder you have to correct this by correcting your lifestyle. Suggest you to take this medicine under medical supervision. Don’t stop your present medicine. This is a wonderful medicine.

    • 25 Feb 2017 Asha

      Hello doctor, I’ve been diagnosed with diabetes at the age of 25. I’m using insulin till now. I’ve recently seen on TV about BGR 34 TABLETS (ayurveda) claiming to be approved by govt. of India and also called as wonder drug for diabetes. Is it genuine medicine? Is it proved to be shown effective results in controlling the blood glucose levels? Is it safe? Please Suggest.

    • 25 Feb 2017 Praveen Kumar

      This medicine really helps me in managing my diabetes within 3 months. HIghly recommendable medicine for several diabetic patients.

    • 25 Feb 2017 Purnima

      This article is very informative. Thanks for sharing such details with us.


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