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I am taking Jalra M 1000 mg twice a day.
Still suger is not under control and gaining weight also.
Need help to go further...or how to choose right dr.
I am hypothyroid too.
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It will never come under control. Medicines can never cure diabetes, as they only control (reduce) blood sugar levels. And all the sugar that moves out of blood goes into your cells, the stored sugar keeps coming out in between when medicine effect gets lowered, hence you see sugar levels rising again and again.
My treatment will not only take sugar out of your blood but from all your body cells as well. Very soon you'll see the great benefits- 1. You will completely be free of diabetes and stop taking all medicines. 2. Your thyroid will be cured. 3. You will loose the weight and reach in ideal range of 60-67kgs. You can connect with me for further discussion.
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Medicine will further deteriorate your condition as Jalra (Vidagliptin component) is increasing the release of insulin from pancreas and insulin is increasing your weight which is further increasing your complications.
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if patient is overweight, he/she should loose weight.
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