Diabetes - Cure gestational Diabetes with Banana Flower

Banana flower for gestational diabetes

Banana Flower

Gestational diabetes is a condition which occurs during pregnancy. The only symptom of this condition is the elevation of the blood sugar level. After the baby is born the amount of glucose in the mother's organism becomes normal. This happens especially during the third month of the pregnancy. The elevation of blood sugar in the organism of the mother leads to an elevation of sugar in the baby organism, therefore babies born from women with gestational diabetes are larger and bigger than normal.

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The explanation of this is that the glucose in the blood of the mother passes through the placenta and goes directly to the bloodstream of the baby, thus the baby has more glucose than it needed and for that reason it becomes bigger than normal.

Mother's who are suffering from gestational diabetes are at higher risk for developing diabetes type 2 in the future, there are several ways which are suitable for women with gestational diabetes to control that blood sugar level during pregnancy.

Take medication prescribed by their doctors, these medications are anti-diabetic drugs which stimulates the secretion of insulin.

Recipe with banana flower, for this recipe take banana flower and chop it into fine pieces.

Ingredients required are: Banana flower, onion, cooking oil, coconut powder, turmeric, curry leaves, mustard seeds and salt.

Process: Take a pan add 2 tbsp of cooking oil and heat the oil, add 1/4 tablespoon of mustard seeds, curry leaves, onions and cook for some time, now add finely chopped banana flour add some salt turmeric powder, pour some water, cover it with a lid and allow it to cook for 5 minutes. After 5 minutes open the lid and check the curry in between and allow it to cook properly, now add coconut powder and mix well.

By  taking this gestational diabetes can be cured.

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