DIAWELL TABLET

Diabetes Care

Diawell tablet is very effective for diabetes type 2, chronic atrophic gastritis, regulates blood sugar and reduces thirsty feeling. The main ingredients are Ginseng radix rubric (Hongshen), Rehmania glutinosa (Dihuang), Cortex phellodendri (Huangbai), Fructus lycii (Gouqizi), Ophiopogonis trafix (Maidong), Fructus schizanfrae (Wuweizi) and Coptis rhizome (Huanglian).

Traditional Chinese medicine identifies three types of diabetes: the upper depletion-thirst, and the lower depletion-thirst.

Differential diagnosis of syndromes is based upon three types.

1. Upper-warmer depletion-thirst disease

Pathogenic heat consumes the lung yin, thus affecting the upper-warmer.

Primary manifestations: Severe thirst accompanied by dryness of the mouth and tongue, polyguria, reddened tip and margin of the tongue with thin yellow coating, full rapid pulse.

2. Middle-warmer depletion-thirst disease

Excessive fire of the stomach consumes the stomach yin fluids.

Primary manifestations: Polyphagia, emaciation, constipation, slippery and strong pulse.

3. Lower-warmer depletion-thirst disease.
4. Yin Deficiency: A morbid state due to a defect in the kidney essence and consumption of the kidney yin.

Primary manifestation: Polyguria, turbid urine, dry mouth, reddened tongue with little coating, weak and rapid pulse.

1. Deficiency of both yin and yang: A morbid state due to deficiency of the kidney yin and yang.

Primary manifestations: Severe polyguria, turbid urine, lassitude, spontaneous sweating, shortness of breath, impotence, dark complexion, pale tongue with white coating, and deep and weak pulse.

Diabetes mellitus is a heterogenous primary disorder affecting the processing of carbohydrates with multiple etiologic factors that generally involve absolute or relative insulin deficiency, insulin resistance or both. All causes of diabetes ultimately lead to hyperglycemia, which is the hallmark of this disease.

Diabetes is typically classified into Type I or insulin dependent diabetes mellitus in which patients have little or no endogenous insulin secretory capacity, and Type II, or non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus, in which patients retain significant endogenous insulin secretory capacity.

Diabetes mellitus is known in traditional Chinese medicine as depletion-thirst disease, characterized by polydipsia, polyphagia, polyuria, and emaciation.

PATHOMECHANISM AND PATHOGENESIS

Diabetes occurs in association with the following etiologic factors:

1. The spleen and stomach are damaged by over-eating greasy food or by over-consuming alcohol, causing failure of the spleen in transporting and transforming which, in turn, causes interior-heat to accumulate and consume food and body fluids, finally resulting in diabetes.
2. Anxiety anger, mental depression etc. Injure the liver, causing the liver qi to stagnate. Protractedly stagnated liver qi turns into a bad heat which consumes body fluids and eventually leads to diabetes.
3. Deficiency in the kidney caused by intemperance in sexual life or congenital essence defect causes the kidney qi to wane; as a result, the kidney qi fails to maintain the functioning of the bladder in restraining urine discharge, thus polyuria occurs.

Dosage

12 tablets at a time, three times a day, or as directed by your physician.

Caution

This product is not recommended for pregnant women.

Keep out of the reach of children.