According to the website of American Diabetes Association Type 2 diabetes is the most common form of Diabetes, In type 2 diabetes, either the body does not produce enough insulin or the cells ignore

the insulin. It is considered as incurable disease and around the world

research works and studies are in progress to develop new formulations. The

research on herbal treatment of Diabetes is also in progress. In India the

ancient literatures related to different systems of medicine describe much

about Diabetes, These literatures are having information about hundreds of

herbs and herbal combinations used internally as well as externally in

treatment of Diabetes, The licensed practitioners are practicing this knowledge

in day today life. Beside these practitioners, there are thousands of

Traditional Healers in dense forests, far from modern societies, giving their

services. They are also practicing the traditional knowledge but major part of

their knowledge and practicing methods are not available in published

literatures. These Healers use herbs as well as medicinal insects, spiders,

mites, animal parts, medicinal mushroom etc. in treatment of different

diseases. They are aware of unique diagnosis methods and different ways of

healing. The modern researchers are trying to document their knowledge. The

report titled ‘Traditional medicinal knowledge about herbs and herbal combinations

used in treatment of Type II Diabetes in India with special reference to

Chhattisgarh’ is an effort to document this traditional knowledge. It is result

of on- going effort since 1994 and earlier, to meet and interact with these

Healers from different parts of India particularly from Chhattisgarh. In the

report efforts has been made to present the knowledge in its original form as

noted during surveys. It contains thousands of schedules prepared by the

Traditional Healers of different fields of expertise. These weekly schedules

describe morning, noon and evening doses, and both internally and externally

used medicines, in detail. Many Healers divide a day in 24 parts or more when

they use medicines and prepare detailed schedules, specially in advanced stage

of diseases. Such schedules have also been added in this report. Based on

interactions with the Healers one month to two years long schedules have been

prepared and presented in this report. Schedules suggested by Healers were

shown to other Healers and their comments were noted. These comments were

further presented in form of modified schedules. This novel method of

documentation generated new information and in gist this report can be

considered as collective knowledge of the Traditional Healers and associated

components of India. While preparing this report thousands of Traditional

Healers, herb collectors, herb traders, farmers, senior natives, herb vendors

etc. were interacted. Author has added a lot from his traditional medicinal

knowledge gathered from vast surveys and from his forefathers as family

tradition. 

Special treatments are important part of this report. There are hundreds of Special treatments mentioned in this report. In

order to increase the efficacy of herbs and herbal combinations the Healers

suggest patients to adopt different special methods like to take advantage of

shades of old trees, tree groups and tree complexes. They are also suggested to

crush different herbs and combinations through bare sole and palm. Bare Foot Crushing

and Bare Foot Walking treatments are parts of this report. Besides these, uses

of herbal bed, herbal glasses, herbal mala etc. have also been mentioned. The

report is having information about over 3000 herbs, insects, spiders, mites

etc. suggested by the Healers in different combinations. Most of the

information mentioned in this reports has yet not been reported in reference

literatures. Through this report it is coming in front of world community for

the first time. 

Over one million pictures are important feature of

this report. Selection of herbs, its Allelopathic treatment in order to enrich

it with medicinal properties before harvest, suitable time of collection etc.

have been described in detail. 

Many weekly schedules suggest treatment of Diabetes

only but most of the schedules suggest treatment for Diabetic patients having

different diseases like treatment for Diabetic patients having liver related

troubles, treatment of Diabetic patients having heart troubles etc. Treatments

of Diabetic patients having complicated troubles like cancer, AIDS and Sickle

Cell Anaemia are important part of this report. It gives information about more

than 35 human diseases. 

Aware of the fact that most of the knowledge on this

aspect is still in undocumented form; author is expecting that new researchers

in coming generations will add their contributions in this report as it is

never ending process. It was not possible to publish this detailed report in

form of research paper or report in science journals. There is plan to add

interviews of Healers and different films taken during surveys. 

This report is effort of author working without

team, finance and other kind of support. Author invested his time and efforts

to conduct surveys as well as typing each and every word of this report.

Author’s dream is to form ‘Traditional Healers

Foundation’ in India as first step and at world level at later stage so that

collective traditional knowledge like this can be used for clinical trials and

finally for treatment of millions of sufferers around the world, after taking

consent and guidance of Traditional Healers. Major part of economic gain from

this collective knowledge must go to the Foundation through which it must be

reached to the every component. 

In complicated cases of Type II Diabetes, the

Traditional Healers of Indian state Chhattisgarh use Complex Herbal

Formulations. They use it in form of schedules of different durations including

200 days schedule. These Complex Herbal Formulations are used with internal and

external remedies and specific food materials. Author has documented

traditional knowledge practiced in over 10,000 complicated cases of Type II Diabetes, 

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For details of codes used in the report you can

write to the author or see the documents. These codes are very simple to

understand and use. Some examples

NEEM

(OTR, WS, NLV , FP, TAK , DO)

Old Trees (OTR) of Neem growing near Water Source

(WS) are preferred. New Leaves (NLV) are preferred and Freshly Prepared (FP) formulations

are given. Neem trees are enriched with Traditional Allelopathic Knowledge

(TAK). These are differences of opinion (DO) among Traditional Healers on the

use of Neem in this schedule.

CHF124 (30P-75S- 3T, TAK, SP, FP, SECO, DO, NACO M, NM- AYUR VEDA , NM- UNANI,

NM- WOR. LIT., DIET RESTRICTIONS, HONEY/MIL K, 35 VERS. , LADP T4, SPECIAL

PRECAUTION- NERV . DIS.,)

Complex Herbal Formulation no. 124 (CHF-124) is

given. It contains 30 primary, 75 secondary and 3 Tertiary ingredients

(30P-75S- 3T). All ingredients are enriched through Traditional Allelopathic

Knowledge (TAK). Formulation is prepared under strict Supervision (SP) of the

Traditional Healers. Freshly prepared (FP) formulation is used. In general

Ingredients of Formulations are kept secret (SECO). There are differences in

opinion (DO) among the Healers of different region. This Formulation is not

available commercially (NACOM). Not mentioned in Ayurveda (NM-Ayurveda, in

Unani (NM-Unani), in World Literature (NM-World Lit.). There are Diet

restrictions (DIET RESTRICTIONS) during use of this Formulation. It is taken

with Honey or Milk. There are 35 versions of this Formulation. Level of

Adaption (LADPT4) among Healers of young generation is 4 i.e. very poor.

Patients with diseases of nervous system must take it with special precaution.

(Special Precaution-NERV. DIS.).      

TRSH- Tree Shade Therapy

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