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In normal or low bmi patient can we use prameh diet kit like we use in low bmi blockage patients ? Heard about Dr Sadik sir views regarding this topic ..
(Krush pramehi santarpan .. meheshu santarpanam eva karyam)
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Yes we can definetly use it for excellent glycemic control and medicine tapering. Many of our senior doctors have used it with great success to reduce sugar levels and taper medicines or insulin in such cases. But definetly due diligence has to taken. In cases with active weight loss I would definetly suggest to consider alternatives. In other cases we can start diet kit with added portion of sneha ( ghrit) and balya protein. The target is to provide low carbs while making sure no muscle loss happens, also to avoid vaat prakop. Also in this cases patients excercise has to be strictly controlled. Avoid too much cardio or walking and focus has to be on strength training, yoga and meditation. Additionally external snehan with tanupusthi oil/til oil at home is adviced in this cases. Senior doctors who have handled such cases should share one or two case experience for better clarity.
Yes, we can definitely use it for excellent glycemic control and medicine tapering. Many of our senior doctors have used it with great success to reduce sugar levels and taper medicines or insulin in such cases. But definitely due diligence has to be taken. In cases with active weight loss, I would definitely suggest considering alternatives. In other cases, we can start diet kit with added portions of sneha ( ghrit) and balya protein. The target is to provide low carbs while making sure no muscle loss happens, also to avoid vaat prakop. Also in these cases patients exercise has to be strictly controlled. Avoid too much cardio or walking and focus has to be on strength training, yoga, and meditation. Additionally, external snehan with tanupusthi oil/til oil at home is advised in these cases. Senior doctors who have handled such cases should share one or two case experiences for better clarity.