We are offring gurmar (maintain healthy glucose levels)
gurmar (gymnema sylvestre) is a member of the milkweed family of herbs and is native to the tropical forests of india. The plant also goes by other names such as: gurmari, gurmarbooti and mesbasringi. The hindi word gur-mar literally means sugar destroyer and the sanskrit word mesbasringi means ram’s horn because of the shape of its fruits. Leaves of this long, slender plant have been used for more than 2,000 years in india to treat diabetes, a condition also described as “sweet urine.”
diabetes is a consequence of abnormalities in the blood levels of insulin, the hormone that converts blood sugar into energy. It is a condition where the body cells do not use glucose properly and the blood sugar level rises beyond a normal tolerance. In an extreme
situation, it can even lead to a coma from the high sugar levels. But on an ongoing chronic basis, the high sugar levels can lead to overall physical deterioration. Classic symptoms of diabetes include excessive thirst and urination, weakness, excessive hunger but weight loss despite increased food consumption, blurred vision, tingling, leg cramps and dryness. Long standing complications include coronary heart disease, stroke, kidney failure, blindness and ketoacidosis.

We are offring gurmar (maintain healthy glucose levels)
gurmar (gymnema sylvestre) is a member of the milkweed family of herbs and is native to the tropical forests of india. The plant also goes by other names such as: gurmari, gurmarbooti and mesbasringi. The hindi word gur-mar literally means sugar destroyer and the sanskrit word mesbasringi means ram’s horn because of the shape of its fruits. Leaves of this long, slender plant have been used for more than 2,000 years in india to treat diabetes, a condition also described as “sweet urine.”
diabetes is a consequence of abnormalities in the blood levels of insulin, the hormone that converts blood sugar into energy. It is a condition where the body cells do not use glucose properly and the blood sugar level rises beyond a normal tolerance. In an extreme
situation, it can even lead to a coma from the high sugar levels. But on an ongoing chronic basis, the high sugar levels can lead to overall physical deterioration. Classic symptoms of diabetes include excessive thirst and urination, weakness, excessive hunger but weight loss despite increased food consumption, blurred vision, tingling, leg cramps and dryness. Long standing complications include coronary heart disease, stroke, kidney failure, blindness and ketoacidosis.