Mr. George, after much search, I have been able to obtain the Khapli Gahu from the whole sale mandi. To my surprise the shopkeepers there knew that this wheat does help in curing diabetes. He told me that in old times ppl made rotis out of this wheat and was free of illnesses but now they prefer the hybrid varieties which have led to various ailments. I am going to start this and see the results.
Good that finally you succeeded. That is what I was telling; but nobody took it seriously. It is actually an old knowledge. I got it during the seventies from a qualified Ayurveda physician (my maternal uncle). He in fact quoted a stanza of a Sanskrit poem & translated to me. Wish you all the best.
i am 39 diabetic for last 10 years. medication istamet 50 /1000 mg b/d 1 each , lantus 12 u dinner. please suggest khapli gahu , whts this howto get it
Hello Devendera, Go to the blog of Mr. George and he has given different names for this long wheat, depending on the state you are in. Since I am from Maharashtra, the name of the wheat here is khapli.
I don't eat the mash but have got the wheat ground and am having rotis with different sabjis. I have just started 15 days ago. The rotis are too good as they have a sweetish taste. I think it depends on what you are used to, either rotis or mash. I feel the main product is the wheat that you have to consume, in whatever way.
& ask your local grocer/grain dealer. They will guide you. If you think you may fail to explain to sellers, take a colour print of the pictures after taking the enlarged version by clicking on the pictures.
Many people have asked me this. Will you please try it systematically & publish the results here for the benefit of many including you. If I were diabetic now, would have certainly done it.
My father is suffering from diabetes since last 6 years .l'm inspired by your story and believe in it .I request you to please guide me step by step as to how can I eradicate this disease from my papa's life .I'll be grateful to you for a lifetime. Please Sir .
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