Diabetes Alternative Thoughts
“Diabetes Alternative Thoughts” by Manoj Kumar, published by Partridge Publishing in March 2014, offers a unique perspective on diabetes management. This 156-page book presents the disease and its complications in straightforward language, emphasizing the role of lifestyle changes and exercise in managing diabetes. It also explores Ayurvedic approaches and commonly used herbs, supported by scientific evidence, while acknowledging the importance of conventional treatments.
Readers will find that the book aims to raise awareness among both medical practitioners and the public about alternative methods that can complement traditional prescription medications. It serves as a mini reference guide, providing insights into the integration of alternative therapies in diabetes care. The content is designed to foster a deeper understanding of diabetes and encourage a holistic view of its management, making it relevant for those interested in health, fitness, and medical science.
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“Diabetes; Alternative Thoughts” takes a different approach to diabetes management. The book tries to explain the disease, its complications in simple language and gives evidences for effect of lifestyle and exercises in diabetes management. The chapters gives glimpses of Ayurvedic outlook for diabetes and some commonly used herbs in diabetes with scientific evidences.The author is not refuting the importance of conventional approaches in diabetes management or consider this book as a self help guide to treat diabetes.On the contrary tries to create an awareness among medical practitioners and the public to have a serious consideration of alternative methods which are equally powerful as prescription pills. It would serve as a mini reference book for medical practitioners and public.
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