with barley and chickpeas is incorrect
Dr. Iman Shasha, a consultant endocrinologist and diabetes, confirmed that the information contained in a video clip that its owner claimed was treating diabetes through barley, chickpeas and almonds was incorrect.
She said, as part of a correcting concept in the Citizen’s program, yesterday, Sunday, commenting on the clip circulating on the social media platforms and WhatsApp: “The speech we heard in the video is incorrect, and it is true that people with diabetes follow the advice of the treating doctor.”
She indicated that the treatment of diabetes goes through three steps: the first is to adhere to a healthy diet with an abundance of vegetables and fiber, avoid sugars and sweets, and reduce fats, and second: exercise daily and physical activity for at least 30 minutes a day for 5 times a week, and third: The most important thing is to take prescribed medications from the doctor. Healer.
Regarding the safety of medicines, Dr. Iman Shasha confirmed that any medicine prescribed by the treating doctor is subject to medical and laboratory tests and examinations, in order to be safe for the safety, health and life of the patient and the side complications on his health through testing it from drug companies and others.
