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Clinical Research
A controlled three-month clinical test of NAAVUDI on thirty diabetic subjects yielded very positive outcomes in almost all cases. The test was supervised by a senior diabetes specialist, Dr. K.N. Devendra at Sir Sunder Lal Hospital, affiliated with the Institute of Medical Sciences under the auspices of Benaras Hindu University, Varanasi, India. Parameters tested were:
  • Reduction in fasting and post-prandial blood-glucose-sugar levels
  • Desirable changes in body-mass index (BMI)
  • Changes in blood hemoglobin level
  • Changes in serum cholesterol levels
  • Changes in levels of blood urea and of serum creatinine
  • The presence or absence of symptoms (subjective opinion)
Many summarized positive outcomes were evaluated as statistically significant at the 0.001 level. Numerical results are presented below.

Objective measurements of diabetic patient health parameters showed good improvement:
Item Parameter
(Mean Value)		 Units Before Treatment 3 Months Later Probability
1 Body Mass
Index (BMI)		 -- 25.96 24.88 < 0.01
2 Fasting
Blood Sugar		 mg% 170.37 109.8 < 0.001
3 Post-Prandial
Blood Sugar		 mg% 243.93 164.77 < 0.001
4 Hemiglobin mg% 11.58 13.27 < 0.001
5 Serum
Cholesterol		 mg% 229.90 194.03 < 0.001
6 Blood Urea mg% 38.23 33.23 < 0.001
7 Serum
Creatinine		 mg% 1.57 1.32 < 0.001
'Probability' here refers to statistical significance -- the probability that the desirable result would have occurred purely by chance. 'Post-prandial' generally means two hours after eating.

The majority of the patients had a body mass at the beginning of the study characterized as overweight. At the three-month check point, they had made good progress towards a healthier body mass.

Mean blood-glucose-sugar readings, both fasting and post-prandial, fell dramatically. Mean hemoglobin levels rose significantly, marking improvement in general health. Serum cholesterol levels fell, considerably reducing the risk of diabetes-related ischemic heart disease. Mean blood urea levels and mean serum creatinine levels moved in a healthy direction downwards, indicating that NAAVUDI improved patients' kidney function while helping to protect their kidneys.

More subjective measurements of patient health likewise improved:
Item Sympt # of Cases
Before Treatment		 # of Cases
3 Months Later		 # of Cases
Improved		 Percentage
of Cases
Improved
1 Polyuria
(Excessive Need
to Urinate)		 24 0 24 100
2 Polydipsia
(Excessive Thirst)		 29 0 29 100
3 Increased Appetite 14 0 14 100
4 Weakness 30 3 27 90
5 Fatigue 30 3 27 90
6 Feeling of
Cold in Hands
and Feet		 4 0 4 100
7 Burning
Sensation		 18 2 16 89
8 Numbness 9 0 9 100
9 Paresthesia 5 1 4 80
10 Muscular
Pain		 30 0 30 100
Paresthesia is the medical name for sensations of tingling, pricking , or numbness in the skin with no long-term effects.

The group of patients all experienced substantial quality-of-life improvements as noted in the table, and also reported greatly improved subjective feelings of well-being.


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