--: WHAT IS DIABETES MELLITUS? - RESEARCH BY MALAYSIA MASTERTOLE ACUPUNCTURE HERBAL MEDICINE TREATMENT CENTRE

Diabetes Mellitus is a common metabolic endocrinopathy resulting from absolute or relative deficiency of insulin and leading to metabolic disturbance of carbohydrates, fat and protein. The disease is frequently followed by water-electrolyte imbalance and acid-base disturbance. According to the age of the patients, clinical manifestations and requirements for insulin, diabetes can be divided into many types. In Acupuncture, this disease is defined as "xiao ke", which means diabetes.

CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS

1. The characteristics of a typical case of diabetes mellitus are often polyphagia, polydipsia, polyuria and loss of body weight. Early or asymptomatic patients only show abnormal release of cortical hormone and insulin inside the body. The level of fasting blood sugar is elevated with abnormal glucose tolerance test. Symptomatic patients are frequently complicated by other symptoms of dermal, neural and endocrines disorders, besides polyphogia, polyuria and loss of body weight.

2. The main complications and concomitant diseases of diabetes mellitus are diabetic ketoacidosis, cardiovascular diseases, diabetic renopathy and peripheral neuropathy. Cardiovascular complications are the chief causes of death.

3. Diabetes mellitus is classified into juvenile and adult types according to the clinical features. The age of onset of the juvenile type is young and has a tendency to inheritance. Blood sugar fluctuates widely and is quite sensitive to insulin. Treatment is difficult and it is often named insulin-depending diabetes or unstable diabetes. The age of onset of adult type is above 40. This type is relatively mild and can be controlled by dietary restriction or oral antidiabetics. Therefore it is also named non- insulin depending diabetes or stable diabetes.

4. Accessory examination
a) Fasting blood-glucose is higher than 130 mg. Blood glucose after meal is more than 160-180 mg. Urine is positive for glucose. If complicated by ketosis, urine is positive for ketone bodies.

b) Glucose tolerance test can be used to diagnose early or suspected cases and is the principle test in diagnosis.

c) New diagnostic techniques such as testing blood insulin levels are quite helpful in understanding the pathological changes of pancreas and in obtaining information concerning treatment.

TYPES OF SYMPTOMS

1. Dryness-heat in the Lung and Stomach Main Symptoms:

Restlessness, polydipsia, polyphagia with tendency to hunger, dryness of the mouth and tongue, polyuria, red tongue with yellowish fur, slippery and rapid pulse.

2. Deficiency of the Kidney Main Symptoms:

Polyuria with turbid discharge, soreness and debility of the lumbus, dryness of the mouth and tongue, dyshopria with feverish sensation in the chest, palms and soles, red tongue, deep, thread and rapid pulse.

MALAYSIA MASTERTOLE TREATMENTS AND Treatment RESEARCH

Usually it takes between 1 to 6 months for recovery by MALAYSIA Mastertole's theory of medication. The treatment includes Neuro Acupuncture Herbal medicine qi qong exercise and dieting therapy, etc. MALAYSIA Mastertole's data shows that 80% could be treated when found from 1 month to 3 years then starts our treatment, should be able to recover. The others 20% could be control until reasonable degree.

Intensive treatment program for patients from other countries, they can expect about 80 % change of full recovery.

--: WHAT IS DIABETES INSIPIDUS? - RESEARCH BY MALAYSIA MASTERTOLE ACUPUNCTURE HERBAL MEDICINE TREATMENT CENTRE

The syndrome is caused by hypo secretion of ant diuretic hormone resulting from hypothalamus-pituitary lesion. It can also be secondary to other diseases. The state of illness may be mild or severe, transient or permanent. The disease belongs to the category of 'xiao ke' in Acupuncture.

CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS

1. Polyuria, polydipsia and increased water intake are the principle features. If water intake is restricted, severe dehydration may occur.

2. The etiology of primary diabetes insipid us remains indeterminate. Secondary cases may be initiated by tumor, infection or trauma of the hypothalamus-pituitary system or the adjacent tissues.

3. Accessory examination

• a) The specific gravity of urine is reduced and usually less than 1.006. The osmotic from psychogenic polydipsia and polyuria.
• b) The osmotic pressure of plasma is elevated. There may appear dizziness, dysphoria, tachycardia or disorder of consciousness, the so-called hyperosmotic syndrome.
• c) Water-deprivation test and hypertonic saline test are used to distinguish diabetes insipid us from psychogenic polydipsia and polyuria. Water- deprivation test is danger Rous, and now is rarely performed.

TYPES OF SYMPTOMS

Deficiency of the Kidney-qi. Main Symptoms: Polydipsia, frequent and profuse urination, emaciation, aching pain in the lumbar, lassitude. The case exhibiting more symptoms and signs of deficiency of the kidney-yin is marked as feverish sensation in the palms and soles, restlessness, red tongue with little fur, deep, thread and rapid pulse; while the case presenting more symptoms and signs of deficiency of the kidney-yang is manifested as light color urine, aversion to cold, impotence, pale tongue with whitish fur, and deep, thread and weak pulse.

MALAYSIA MASTERTOLE'S TREATMENTS AND Treatment RESEARCH

Usually it takes between 1 to 6 months for recovery by MALAYSIA MASTERTOLE'S WAY of medication. The earlier you come for the treatment the better change of getting fully treated in the shorter time.

For the patients that have suffer for less then 6 months will usually be treated in 2 weeks to 4 weeks of intensive treatment.

All diabetes can be treated, it depends on the lever and how long its been diagnose, mostly be treaded until total recovery and if too late only until stable area even with gangrene conditions we can get it done for no-operations needed by Malaysia Chinese Master World First Class Physician Honorable award by China and recognized by USA UCSF's top professor.

Many that came to our Master gets 90% RECOVERY, others have very good result until they came be normal for daily duties at work and not feeling tire.

-- : DIABETES IN CHILDREN - RESEARCH BY MALAYSIA MASTERTOLE ACUPUNCTURE HERBAL MEDICINE TREATMENT CENTRE

Diabetes can occur at all ages. The general symptoms include tiredness, thirst, frequent drinking, loss of appetite and weight loss.

Type 1 diabetes is the most common form of the disease in children. It is caused by the inability of the pancreas to produce insulin. The cause of diabetes is not yet known but it is believed that environmental and hereditary factors as well as infections, play a part. It affects boys and girls equally.

Type 1 diabetes is classified as an autoimmune disease, meaning a condition in which the body's immune system seems to attack one of the body's own tissues or organs. This process will have been developing for a long period before the symptoms of diabetes present themselves.
It usually occurs in late childhood but can present itself from early infancy through to late adulthood.

What are the symptoms?

The symptoms develop in a matter of days or weeks. They are as follows:

• tiredness
• thirst and frequent drinking (called polydipsia).
• frequent urinating (called polyuria).
• bedwetting (nocturnal enuresis).
• loss of appetite and weight loss.
• infections on the skin or around the mouth - particularly due to yeast (Candida), or boils.
• occasionally these symptoms progress rapidly and lead to a more severe picture of nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain and laboured breathing.

These symptoms are serious and require urgent medical attention.

The intensive treatment may takes between 4 weeks to 6 months depends on how long they have got it and how bad is the conditions.

Our special herbal medicine is to regenerates the pancreases and spleen conditions so that it can perform its normal functions after.

--: HYPOGLYCEMIC (LOW BLOOD GLUCOSE) IN DIABETIC PATIENTS - RESEARCH BY MALAYSIA MASTERTOLE ACUPUNCTURE HERBAL MEDICINE TREATMENT CENTRE

Hypoglycemic or low blood glucose is a condition where the level of glucose (sugar) in the blood drops below a certain point (about 3.0mmol/l). This causes a number of symptoms that usually go away 10 to 15 minutes after eating sugar.

Regular blood sugar tests can help you identify when you need to pay extra attention to your blood sugar level.

Low Glucose Causes

Insulin is normally produced in the pancreas and helps the body's cells absorb glucose from the blood. Normally, the glucose level rises after a meal to about 7 to 10mmol/l and insulin is secreted from the pancreas. The glucose level starts dropping again about one to two hours after the meal, and is back to normal by the next meal (about 4 to 5.5 mmol/l). By this time, the insulin level in the blood has also returned to normal.

Diabetic patients, hypoglycemic episodes (also known as 'hypos') can be caused by too much insulin in the blood, or less insulin is needed. Too much insulin in the blood

The dose of insulin or ant diabetic tablets is set too high. The patient has accidentally overdosed or been given too many tablets. Less insulin needed

1. If the patient has eaten less than usual.
2. If there has been physical activity.
3. If the patient has been drinking alcohol.

What happens during a hypoglycemic episode?

Hypoglycemia can cause some or all of the following symptoms:

• paleness
• shaking
• perspiration
• a feeling of weakness
• rapid heartbeat
• hunger
• agitation
• difficulty concentrating
• irritability
• fatigue
• blurred vision
• temporary loss of consciousness
• confusion
• convulsions
• coma.

Hypoglycemic does not cause any of the above symptoms in some diabetic patients. This is especially the case where long-standing diabetes is concerned. In these patients, convulsions and loss of consciousness can occur without warning. To avoid this, they are asked to maintain a higher level of glucose in the blood and to measure it more frequently than is normally required. This is very important.

Hypoglycemic episodes can be categorized as:

1. Mild hypoglycemic or hypoglycemic episodes. The patient can manage these episodes alone.
2. Serious hypoglycemic. The patient will need help from others, either a family member or a doctor.

MALAYSIA MASTERTOLE'S WAY OF MEDICATIONS has proven to be very effective to over come all these conditions.

You may need more then 2 months of medications to be completely treated. But to improve your conditions you may need at less 4 weeks of treatment.

Blood glucose levels

Blood glucose level is the amount of glucose (sugar) in the blood. It is also known as serum glucose level. The amount of glucose in the blood is expressed as mill moles per liter (mmol/l).
Blood glucose levels stay within narrow limits throughout the day (4 to 8mmol/l). But they are higher after food and usually lowest in the morning or when you are hungry.
When a person has diabetes, their blood glucose level usually moves outside these limits.
Controlling blood glucose levels:
Diabetic patients should always try to keep your glucose level as near normal as possible. The primary goal of any diabetes treatment is simply to keep the glucose level stable, then take some of MALAYSIA MASTERTOLE'S HERBAL MEDICINE to get treated.
Stable blood glucose significantly reduces the risk of developing late-stage diabetic complications. These may start to appear 10 to 15 years after diagnosis with Type 1 diabetes and often less than 10 years after diagnosis with Type 2 diabetes.

Complications

Neuropathy (nerve disease)
Retinopathy (eye disease)
Nephropathy (kidney disease)
Cerebrovascular disease, such as stroke
Cardiovascular disease, such as heart attack, hypertension and heart failure.
Gangrene.

The best readings are:

4 to 7mmol/l before meals.
Less than 10mmol/l one-and-a-half hours after meals.
Around 8mmol/l at bedtime.
MASTERTOLE MEDICATION can help each of you to get into this suitable condition.

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