DB.8-W [diabetic 8]

The eight herbs of this combination are all known to have, by themselves, corrected high blood sugar for many individuals. Every case of high blood sugar is not alike. There are different causes that can plague the pancreas and its proper production of the hormone insulin to break down blood sugar and provide energy for the nerves and brain.

The idea here is to put all the known solutions into one team and use a double-barreled-Texas-shot-gun approach to clearing the hall;; point both barrel, close your eyes, squeeze the triggers and let the problem have it. Although the complete knowledge of how some herbs work is not fully known, we can tell by what they do, something about how some herbs work is not fully known, we can tell by what they do, something about how they work.

In this combination we have Lapacho, which is known to kill and dissolve bad cells known as cancer. Elecampane cleans and reconditions the entire digestive and respiratory system. All things generally work better when they are clean. The herb Mugwort is known to kill parasites, including those, which can affect the pancreas. Golden Seal is an herb that can perform many functions of discretion depending on what it finds to be corrected; lowering blood sugar, performing as a first rate antibiotic, as well as reducing inflammation of veins and arteries.

Blueberry Leaf may provide minerals and trace elements that correct pancreatic function, as well as cleaning and toning of the area. Bugleweed helps the body retain valuable protein leaking through the kidneys and thus, helps stabilize blood sugar if high or low. Gentian is a digestaid that gives direct assistance to the pancreas, as well as the stomach, liver, gall bladder and small intestine.

Yarrow provides a rich mineral array that calms and repairs the nerves including those that go to the pancreas. The idea here is just about any contingency is covered.

Combination includes | Lapacho, Yarrow, Blueberry Leaf, Elecampane, Golden Seal, Gentian, Mugwort and Bugleweed

Dosage | 40 to 80 drops, 3 to 4 times per day

This information is about historical observations and historical information relating to herbs. This information is not intended to be a substitute for medical advice by licensed physicians. A person should consult a physician regularly in all matters relating to medical problems, especially in matters of diagnosing, treating or curing diseases or other physical or mental conditions. This information has not been verified by the American Medical Association or the Food and Drug Administration.