Fear of treatment keeps many Diabetes-prone individuals from screening for the disease. The most common fears involve daily injections, dietary restrictions on sweets, vulnerability to infections and the involved expenses. Ignoring diabetes can prove fatal.

Homeopathy offers a safe, sure, uncomplicated, and cost-effective course of treatment. At Dr Batra's ^® we are treating over 2500 diabetes patients with great success.  Our non-invasive, holistic approach takes care of both the disease and all its attendant complications. For example, specific drug therapies for infections like gangrene arising from the disease. 

In fact, this is what makes homeopathy an ideal choice of treatment for diabetes. Diabetes is an immunosuppressant which makes the body susceptible to infections like gangrene, repeated fungal infections, delayed wound healing and so on. Homeopathic medication is an immuno-booster which controls early complications of diabetes such as nerve and eye problems and chronic skin problems, as well as prevents gangrene and infections arising from the disease.  Diabetics have very low body immunity making them susceptible to repeated infections. Homeopathic remedies help to build up body immunity thereby protecting against infections and improving healing.  

Dr Batra's is committed to spreading awareness about diabetes, the importance of detection and the benefits of homeopathy in treatment and control. According to Dr Kamini Lakhiani, Head Diabetologist at Dr. Batra's^® , "Diabetes in India is an epidemic disease and early detection of the disease at a young age and awareness about controlled diet and physical exercise is important to manage this epidemic."

Adding to this, Dr. Mukesh Batra, Chairman and Managing Director Dr. Batra's Positive Health Clinics said, "Homeopathy finds long-term solutions (for Diabetes) by naturally improving the body's ability to absorb insulin. Its holistic approach allows the doctors at Dr. Batra's ^® to thoroughly understand each patient and prescribe specific medication that will target the ailment's root cause."

He adds, "World Diabetes Day on November 14, 2006 offers a great opportunity to join together and fight diabetes unitedly."  

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