Diabetes

Case	Sex	Age	Blood sugar	Blood sugar	Number of treatment	Drug reduction
			Before treatment	After treatment		Before	After
1	F	71	FBS 290	FBS 155	60	3 tablets	1/2 tablets
2	F	49	FBS 288 HbAlC 12%	FBS 192 HbAlC 10.5%	120	7 tablets	1 tablet
3	F	57	FBS 269	FBS 126	120	2 tablets	0
4	F	73	FBS 132 HbAlC 8.7%	FBS 121 HbAlC 6.7%	90	2 tablets	0
5	F	55	FBS 200	FBS 144	60	3 tablets	1/2 tablets
6	M	43	FBS 164	FBS 118	30	2 tablets	0
Mean			223.8	142.6	80	3	0.3

 

From the above table, there were 6 Type II diabetic patients , before they received AIT, they were taking many chemical drugs for diabetes (some take 2, and one even takes 7 tablets). The mean for the number of drugs being taken by the 6 patients was 3 tablets, but Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS) counts were still high (from 132 to 290). The mean for FBS before AIT treatment was 223.8. We started combining the chemical drugs with AIT for the first treatments. When the patient's blood sugar was under better control, the chemical drugs would be reduced -- from one course (30 AIT treatments) to 4 courses (the mean was 80 treatments). All the patients' drugs were reduced. Some patients even stopped taking chemical drugs altogether (the mean of chemical drugs taken dropped from 3 tablets to 0.3 tablet). In addition, the FBS is under much better control (the mean FBS dropped from 223.8 to 142.6).

This indicates that AIT is an effective treatment in combination with conventional treatment. The benefits are;
1) Less chemical drugs (i.e. less side effects).
2) Better FBS control (i.e. stimulating the pancreas, thereby producing more insulin or adjusting the body to get a better insulin response).
3) Improving the entire body’s blood circulation, especially for the important organs and tissues to reduce complications.
4) Improving the condition of the entire body’s health.

For more detail about this topic, please read: Diabetes