Clinical Study of Mehantaka Yoga (Kalpit) on Madhumeha (DM

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Authors: Rakesh Saraswat, Sanjeev M. Khuje
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Abstract

Diabetes mellitus is a endocrine disorder involving islet cell hormone. 1 It is a complex syndrome characterized by lack of insulin secretion (IDDM) or increased cellular resistance to insulin resulting in to persistant hyperglycemia 2 which results from derangement in the mechanism of blood sugar homeostasis. Today is sedentary life style with improper nutritional diet, full of stress, poor fiber intake, low protein diet, and high intake of oil & refined product are expected reasons for developing life style related disorder causes diabetes mellitus. The study was conducted for clinical trial effect of Mehantaka yoga on Madhumeha (Diabetes Mellitus). Present study of 3 months comprises of 45 patients. After 60 days general symptoms and signs improved significantly and fasting blood sugar and urine sugar were reduced. No side effect of the therapy were observed. In the present study 45 known madhumehi persons (NIDDM) patients were selected . These patients were taken in three groups of 15 each group A patients were given Glipizied (Allopathic group) while Group B patients received Mehantaka yoga (Ayurvedic group) and group C patients received Glipizied with Mehantaka Yoga (combined group). The results after two month drug trial were noted. Here these are being presented in the form of tables and graphs along with explanatory observation.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Traditional Chinese Medicine Studies Complementary and Alternative Medicine Studies Natural Antidiabetic Agents Studies

Publication details

Journal / source
Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research
Volume
13
Issue
2
Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
EN