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Hello.. I am taking diabetes tablets from 2 yrs and bp and blood thinner from 6 months .. Due to cholesterol... I am frustrated now.. M just 35 and taking all this useless tablets where I can work on myself and stop completely this ☹️... Please help with proper diet plan and any morning night drink so that i can reverse diabetes.. Please do not reply "connect or consult " Expecting to help with good solution.
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Do you really think diabetes can be reversed just with one reply here or one simple message? It is not that easy.
To reduce medicines for sugar, BP, cholesterol, blood thinning, etc., a person has to work hard every day with proper diet, exercise, weight control, regular sugar checking, medicines and repeated doctor follow-ups.
Some people can reduce medicines or even control diabetes very well, but only if they are fully committed and motivated for a long time.
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Hello,
Please donât feel discouraged. In my 35 years of treating diabetes, I have seen many young people improve their sugars, reduce medicines, and regain confidence through steady lifestyle correction and the right guidance.
Start with simple changes:
⢠Cut down sugar, sweets, bakery items, and soft drinks
⢠Eat more protein and home-cooked food
⢠Walk 10â15 minutes after meals
⢠Improve sleep and stay physically active
There is no miracle drink that reverses diabetes overnight. Real improvement happens when metabolism and weight improve gradually and consistently.
And one important thingâyour medicines are not your enemy. Right now, they are protecting your heart, kidneys, and blood vessels while your body heals.
Take one step at a time. Your age is still in your favour.
Warm regards,
Dr. Suresh Purohit
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There are lots of so called experts claiming free from diabetes.
Dont get frustrated .its lifestyle disease and lots of lifestyle changes are needed with regular guidance and follow up.please consult as it needs thorough review of your current heakth status .
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There is no one universal answer to lifestyle disease. Considering your age and duration of disease, there can be other modifiable factors such as lifestyle, diet, exercise, sleep, stress, bad habits etc. you definitely need to consult physically to a lifestyle disease specialist. Online consultation won't work.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Dr. A Raja Prasanna Kumar
Pulmonologist
46 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Pl have Diet control,
Exercise, life style modification.
Pl destress. Have committment. Online will not help you. It is a continuous process.
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Dr. Ravi Kumar Nadella
General Physician
18 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Methi water
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Dr. Gaurav Jaiswal
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Jhansi
Kindly do connect and
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