Beta Cells & Diabetes Reversal with Ayurveda Introduction Beta cells, located in the pancreas, are responsible for producing and releasing insulin, the hormone that regulates blood sugar levels. In Type 2 diabetes, beta cells gradually lose their function due to insulin resistance, chronic inflammation, and oxidative stress (Hotamisligil, 2006; Wild et al., 2004). Over time,
Can Beta Cells Regenerate? The Science Behind Diabetes Reversal Introduction For years, diabetes was believed to be a progressive, irreversible condition, especially in cases where beta cells in the pancreas had lost function. However, scientific research and Ayurvedic principles suggest that beta cells can regenerate under the right conditions. Understanding how beta cells can be
Why Beta Cells Fail in Type 2 Diabetes – and How to Help Them Recover Introduction Beta cells in the pancreas play a vital role in insulin production and blood sugar regulation. In Type 2 diabetes, these cells gradually lose their ability to function due to insulin resistance, chronic inflammation, and metabolic stress (Hotamisligil, 2006;
The Role of Beta Cells in Blood Sugar Regulation: What You Need to Know Introduction Beta cells, located in the pancreas, play a crucial role as the key regulators of blood sugar levels. They are responsible for producing and releasing insulin—the hormone that facilitates glucose uptake by cells for energy production. When beta cells become
