Dainik India News, Lucknow:Diabetes, or Madhumeh as termed in Ayurveda, has evolved into a silent yet deadly epidemic in India. More than just a metabolic disorder marked by elevated blood glucose levels, it represents a complex lifestyle disease that impacts nearly every vital organ system—heart, liver, kidneys, eyes, brain, and the nervous system.
Speaking at a medical symposium held in Lucknow, Dr. T.P. Tiwari, Director of Doctor Nature Wellness and a prominent Ayurvedic expert, emphasized that diabetes is no longer merely a health condition—it is a social warning. “If we continue to rely solely on synthetic medications, we risk further deepening the crisis. The time has come to embrace Ayurveda and naturopathy for sustainable, root-cause-based healing,” he asserted.
Dr. Tiwari explained that today’s modern diet is rich in calories but poor in nutrition. Processed foods, refined oils, sugary beverages, fast food, and artificial flavor enhancers contribute to systemic toxicity. These dietary habits impair pancreatic function and gradually reduce insulin sensitivity, thus accelerating the onset of Type 2 diabetes.
A common myth, he added, is that only overweight individuals are prone to diabetes. “Scientific research now clearly shows that even lean individuals can harbor high levels of visceral fat, which is more dangerous and strongly correlated with insulin resistance,” Dr. Tiwari noted.
According to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and World Health Organization (WHO), over 100 million Indians are currently living with diabetes. Post the COVID-19 pandemic, the prevalence has spiked significantly. If this trajectory continues, India is poised to become the diabetes capital of the world.
Yet, the solution lies within our own traditions. Dr. Tiwari shared that the expert team at Doctor Nature Wellness has developed a comprehensive Ayurvedic protocol based on years of clinical research. This integrative therapy emphasizes medicinal herbs, sattvic (pure and balanced) diet, disciplined daily routines, and mental wellness. The approach focuses on restoring metabolic balance and enhancing innate immunity.
Thousands of patients have reported significant improvements in blood sugar control, reduced dependence on allopathic medications, and a renewed sense of vitality—often within just a few weeks of adopting the program.
Dr. Tiwari concluded by highlighting India’s ancient legacy as the cradle of Yoga, Ayurveda, and natural healing. “As the world grapples with the side effects of modern medicine, India is uniquely positioned to reclaim its role as a global leader in integrative and preventive healthcare by synergizing traditional wisdom with modern scientific research.”
