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Pancha Bhoota Therapy for Diabetes
Healing
& Prevention
Pancha
Bhoota, the Five element steps to heal diabetes.
1. water Therapy:
First step is do water therapy to clean the body and rejuvenate the body
organs and restore their working to the fullest. Please read the contents
in water therapy and understand how water therapy helps the body to
detoxify and restores body functions. Please use the following herbs in
very tiny amount for flavors in water therapy. Chose any seven flavors,
seven days a week and continue the cycle. For details of preparation,
refer to the water therapy page.
1. Basil (Tulsi or holy basil).
2. Neem leaves
3. Bel (Aegle marmelos), one or two fresh or dried leaves.
4. Jambhul (Eugenia jambolana) Powder of the seed is the best.
5. Gurmar(gymnema sylvestre).
6.Thymus vulgaris (Thyme) Plant
7. Fennel ( Foeniculum vulgare )
8. Cichorium intybus (Chicory) Root
9. Rauvolfia serpentina (Serpentine Wood) Seed
10. Taraxacum officinale (Dandelion) Root
11. Althaea officinalis (Marshmallow) Root
12. Rosa canina (Rose) Fruit
13. Oenothera biennis (Evening-Primrose) Seed
14. Indian Gooseberry (Amla).
Bel (Aegle marmelos).
| Arabic[6] |
safarjale-hindi, shul, safarjalehindi,
shul, shul, safarjale-hindi. |
| English[5] |
Bael fruit, Bengal quince, Golden
apple, Beli, Bel-tree. |
| Hindi[13] |
bael sripal, bel, bel, bel, bello,
si-phal, sirphal, sri-phal, si-phal, siri-phal, bel, bilva, bel. |
| Homeo[4] |
aegle folia, aegle folia, aegle
marmelos, aegle folia. |
| Kannada[11] |
belapatre, bilapatri-hannu, bilva,
bilvapatre, kumbala, malura, baelada mara, byaalada hannu, |
| Malayalam[11] |
covalam, koovalam, kulakam, kuvalam,
kuvalam, kuvalap-pazham, vilvam,. |
| Marathi[3] |
bili, baela, vel. |
| Sansrit |
vilva, vilva, vilvah,
vilvah, vilvah |
| Tamil |
vilva-pazham, bilvam,
vilvam, vilvam, kuvilam palam |
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Telugu[16] |
bilva-pandu,
bilvamu, bilvapandu, maluramu, maredu, sailushamu, sandiliyamu,
sriphalamu, |
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Tibetan[8] |
bil ba, bi lva, bi
lva, bil ba (d), bil ba (d), ka-bed, bi lva, bil ba. |
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Urdu[8] |
bel, baelphal,
biligiris, belgiri (bael), bel kham, guda belgiri taza, chalbel,
belgiri. |
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Source -
http://www.frlht.org.in
Jambhul (Eugenia jambolana)
| Hindi[12] |
amrut, bahojaman, jam,
jaman, jamniphalani, jamun, kalajaman, lalsufrium, pairman, phalanda,
phalinda, pharenda. |
| Kannada[8] |
jama-phala, jambunerale,
nayinerale, nerale, neralu, nerilu, perala-hannu, shebe-hannu. |
| Malayalam[4] |
naga, naval, palamper,
perinnaral. |
| Marathi[7] |
jambul, jam, jaman, jambul,
rajale, rajjambula, thorajambula. |
| Sanskrit[26] |
brahaspati, jambavam,
jambu, jambu, jambu, jambu, jambuh, jambula, jambula, jambula, |
| Tamil[102] |
naval, naga maram,
navartol, naval, narunaruvili, campal, tevaninal, tittippunaval. |
| Telugu[7] |
goyya-pandu, jam-pandu,
jama, jambuvu, neredu, peddaneredu, rasaneredu. |
| Urdu[2] |
jamun, jaman. |
|Gymnema sylvestre
| Arabic[3] |
barkista, julmar, gurmar. |
| Hindi[9] |
chhota-dudhilata, chhotadudhilata,
gudmar, gurmar, medhashingi, merasimgi, kavali. |
| Homeo[2] |
gymnema sylvestre, gymnema sylvestre. |
| Kannada[10] |
kadhasige, sannagera, uriyamare,
hiriya kaage donde, madhunaasha, sanna garase humbu, |
| Malayalam[2] |
cakkarakkolli, madhunasini. |
| Marathi[11] |
kavali, bedakuli, kalikardori, kaoli,
kavali, madphali, parapatraha, vakhande, vakundi. |
| Persian[1] |
kista. |
| Sanskrit |
ajaballi, ajaghandini,
ajashrangi, ajashringi, ajashringika |
| Tamil |
amudupushpam, sakkaraikkolli, shirukurinja, shiru kurunja,
siru-kurinjan, cirukurincan, |
| Telugu[7] |
bodaparta, podapatra,
podapatri, putla-podra, putlapodra, poda patri, putta podara. |
| Tibetan[5] |
sa si nga, sa si nga, sa
sri ngi (p), sa sri ngi (p), sa si nga. |
| Urdu[3] |
gurmar, gurmar booti,
gurmar patta. |
Fennel ( Foeniculum vulgare )
| Arabic[6] |
badyan, razianaj, shamar, raziyan,
badiyan, bikhe badian. |
| English[6] |
fennel, Fennel, Pastis, Fennel, Sweet
fennel, Wild fennel. |
| Hindi[1] |
saumph. |
| Kannada[2] |
badhesoppu, dodda jeerige. |
| Malayalam[2] |
perincirakam, perumjirakam. |
| Persian[1] |
badiyan. |
| Sanskrit[20] |
madhura, madhurika, madhurika,
madhurika, madhurika, madhurika, madhurika, madhurika, |
| Tamil[9] |
sompu, compu, sombu, shombu, sohikirai,
compu, compu, cokikkirai2, kacicciram. |
| Telugu[1] |
peddajilakarra. |
| Tibetan[5] |
ma tog brgya pa, ma tog brgya pa, su
ti, su ti, ma tog brgya pa. |
| Urdu[14] |
saunf, sonf, badi saunf, saunf,
badiyan (saunf), roghan-i-badyan, badyan, badiyan biryan, bikh |
Althaea officinalis
| Arabic[4] |
khitmi, al-ghasool, bazarul khatme,
gulkhairo. |
| English[5] |
Marsh mallow, Marshmallow, Althaea,
Mortification root, Sweetweed. |
| Hindi[6] |
gul-i-khere, gulkhairo, gulkhairo,
khaira, khairakajhor, khitmigajhar. |
| Marathi[2] |
khaira, gulkhair. |
| Persian[13] |
gul-khairo, khitmi-ka-jhar,
tukm-i-khitmi (fruit)., resha-e-khitmi, gulkhairo, jukhame khatme,
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| Sanskrit[2] |
khatmi, khatmi. |
| Tamil[4] |
shemaitute, simaitutti, cimaittutti,
cimaittutticceti. |
| Urdu[17] |
khitmi, khero, guli kheri, khatme,
tukhm-i-khatmi, khubbazi, tukhm khatmi, tukhm khitmi. |
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