Glycontrol
Controls Hyperglycemia...Naturally
Description
Glycontrol helps normalize blood sugar levels not responding to controlled diet and exercise. In NIDDM patients, Glycontrol stimulates the production of insulin and minimizes the peripheral deterioration.
- Thus in NIDDM patients - Glycontrol keeps the blood sugar at normal level.
- Reduces daily requirement of insulin.
- Protects the patients from complications such as Diabetic Neuropathy, Diabetic Retinopathy
Composition
Each tablet of Glycontrol contains extracts equivalent to:
| Ingredient | Botanical Name | Qty (in mg) |
|---|---|---|
| Pitasala | Pterocarpus marsupium | 50 |
| Nimba | Azadirachta indica | 50 |
| Kirata-Tikta | Swertia chirata | 25 |
| Haridra | Curcuma longa | 25 |
| Mesha Sringi | Gymnema sylvestre | 50 |
| Amalaki | Phyllanthus emblica | 30 |
| Jambu | Eugenia jambos | 50 |
| Saptrangi | Salacia reticulata | 25 |
| Methi Dana | Trigonella foenum graeceum | 25 |
| Shada Phul | Vinca rosea | 25 |
| Bilva | Aegle marmelos | 25 |
| Vanga Bhasma | Processed Stannum | 10 |
| Shuddha Shilajit | Processed Asphaltum | 10 |
Indications
- Non insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (NIDDM), as an adjuvant in IDDM, to protect and manage diabetic complications like Retinopathy, Neuropathy, Gangrene, Pruritus Vulvae, Boils & Carbuncles.
Dosage
Tablets - One to two tablets twice daily
Presentation
Tablets - A Strip of 30 tablets
References
- 1. Pitasala (Pterocarpus marsupium)
- 1.1 Clinical observations on the anti diabetic properties of Pterocarpus marsupium and Eugenia jambolana - Sepha GC et al., J Indian Med. Asson (1956) 27, 388-91
- 1.2 Aqueous extract produces hypoglycaemic - Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences March 1984, Abstract 151, Pg.61
- 1.3 Effect of Pterocarpus marsupium on glucose tolerance in albino rats - Gupta SS, Indian J Med. Sci. (1963) 17, 501
- 2 Meshasringi (Gymnema sylvestre)
- 2.1 Inhibitory effect of Gymnema sylvestre on adrenaline induced hyperglycemia in rats - Gupta SS, Pharmacy Dept. GM Coll. Bhopal, Indian J. Med. Sci. (1961) 15, 883-7.
- 2.2 Inhibitory effect of Gymnema sylvestre on adrenohypophyseal activity in rats and effect of Gymnema sylvestre against hyperglycaemic response of somatropin and corticotrophin - Gupta SS et al., Indian J Med. Sci. (1961) 15, 656-9, Indian J Med. Res. (1964) 52 (2), 200.
- 2.3 Proved to be hypoglycaemic and adaptogenic - IJCDR 24 (1986) 304, Pg.171-176.
- 3 Jambu (Eugenia jambos)
- 3.1 Hypoglycaemic agents from Indian Medicinal Plants, Dried Seeds of Eugenia jambos and dried bark of ficus bengalensis - Bramhachari HD et al., BITS Pilani, J Pharma & Pharmacy (1961) 13, 381-2.
- 3.2 Observation of Eugenia jambos and Momordica chirantia as oral anti diabetic remedy - Lal BN et al., Pharmac. Dept. Med. Coll. Ramu, J Res. Indian Med (1968) 2 (2) 161-4.
- 3.3 A plant drugs with potential anti diabetic properties a review. Its use in non-insulin dependant diabetes clinically proved - Journal of Research in plant medicine, 1986 6(1-4), Pg.21-24.
- 3.4 Some interesting reports on indigenous herbal remedies for diabetes mellitus from India, "Highlights of traditional phyto therapy of thirty plants - MAPIS, April 1995, 9502, 1270.
- 4. Bilva (Aegle marmelos)
- Indigenous anti diabetic substance of plant origin - Ficus bengalensis, F. glomerta, Linaria ramosissime, Vinca rosea, Eugenia jambolana, Asparagus racemosus, Benincasa cerifera - Asmam R, Dept. Pharmacy B J Med. Coll. Poona, Indian J Pharm. (1961) 23 (4), 115
- 3.2 Observation of Eugenia jambos and Momordica chirantia as oral anti diabetic remedy - Lal BN et al., Pharmac. Dept. Med. Coll. Ramu, J Res. Indian Med (1968) 2 (2) 161-4.
