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Indian Herbal Extract Regulates Blood Sugar, Cholesterol

  •   Fri, Jul 24 2009 12:36:02 PM

New Delhi, July 24 (IANS): An Indian herbal extract has been found to help people maintain blood sugar and cholesterol levels.

Gymnema sylvestre grows in the Indian subcontinent and has been used as a natural folk medicine for maintaining optimal health since 6000 BC. Several Indian tribes have used its leaves for centuries as a folk remedy.

It has been clinically proven that the extract helps maintain blood sugar and cholesterol levels. No side effects have been reported, according to a statement from Ayurveda International, one of the firms preparing the extract from the herb.

The firm's CEO Arun K. Chatterji said: "This brings a truly unique health solution to millions of people worldwide."

  

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  • Francis Fernandes, Shankarpura, Dubai

    Fri, Jul 24 2009

    In this article it is mentioned Gymnema sylvestre herbal extract regulates the blood sugar and cholesterol. It is a good news to all Indians as they will be able to consume this ayurveda medicine with out any side effects. Can you kindly send me the details where it can be purchsed or for that matter to whom we should contact to buy or purchase it. Unfortunately nothing is mentioned regarding it where abouts. Thanks & Regards, Fraancis.

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