KARELA JAMUN CAPSULES

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Bitter melon is a plant. The fruit and seeds are used to make medicine. Bitter melon is used for various stomach and intestinal disorders including gastrointestinal (GI) upset, ulcers, colitis, constipation, and intestinal worms. It is also used for diabetes, kidney stones, fever, a skin condition called psoriasis, andliver disease; to start menstruation; and as supportive treatment for people withHIV/AIDS. Topically, bitter melon is used for deep skin infections (abscesses) and wounds. Bitter melon is used as a vegetable in India and other Asian countries and as an ingredient in some kinds of curries. How does it work? Bitter melon contains a chemical that acts like insulin to help reduce blood sugar levels. BADIJAMUN (JAMBOLAN - Jamun) INFORMATION Jambolan is a tree. The seed, leaf, bark, and fruit are used to make medicine. Jambolan is widely used in folk medicine for diabetes. It is also used for digestion disorders including gas (flatulence), bowel spasms,stomach problems, and severe diarrhea (dysentery). Another use is treatment of lung problems such as bronchitis and asthma. Some people use jambolan as an aphrodisiac to increase interest in sexual activity, and as a tonic. In combination with other herbs, jambolan seed is used for constipation, diseases of the pancreas, stomach problems, nervous disorders, depression, and exhaustion. Jambolan is sometimes applied directly to the mouth and throat to reduce pain due to swelling (inflammation). It is also applied directly to the skin for skin ulcers and inflammation of the skin. How does it work? Jambolan seed and bark contains chemicals that might lower blood sugar, but extracts from jambolan leaf and fruit don't seem to affect blood sugar. Jambolan also contains chemicals that might protect against oxidation damage, as well as chemicals that reduce swelling. Uses of Karela Jamun Capsules - · Diabetes. Research results so far are conflicting and inconclusive. Some studies show that bitter melon fruit, fruit juice, or extract improves glucose tolerance, reduces blood sugar levels, and lowers HbA1c (a measure of blood sugar control over time) in people with type 2 diabetes. However, these studies have some flaws. Other research has not been positive. · Psoriasis. · HIV/AIDS. · Stomach and intestinal disorders. · Kidney stones. · Liver disease. · Skin abscesses and wounds. Bronchitis. Asthma. Severe diarrhea (dysentery). Intestinal gas (flatulence). Spasms. Stomach problems. Increasing sexual desire (aphrodisiac). Constipation, in combination with other herbs. Exhaustion, in combination with other herbs. Depression, in combination with other herbs. Nervous disorders, in combination with other herbs. Pancreas problems, in combination with other herbs. Skin ulcers, when applied to the skin. Sore mouth and throat, when applied to the affected area. Skin swelling (inflammation) when applied to the skin.