[[Charaka Samhita]] deals with very specific pathogenesis for ''madhumeha'', which is a subtype of ''vataja prameha''. When an individual excessively consumes the foods that cause ''prameha, kapha'' and ''pitta'' become vitiated, then adipose tissues and muscle tissuses become disturbed and causes impaired functioning of ''vata''. Subsequently ''vata'' gets vitiated and extends to urinary bladder along with ''ojas'', resulting in ''ojas'' being expelled in the urine. In [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayurveda Ayurveda], ''ojas'' is considered vital to the maintanence of health; its loss in ''prameha'' leads to many complications, including ''prameha pidika'' (boils and carbuncles). This advanced condition is comparable to non-insulin –dependent type -2 diabetes progressing into insulin dependent diabetes. It is the stage of diabetes in which there are complications, including nephropathy, which result in vital substances of the body being excreted through urine. | [[Charaka Samhita]] deals with very specific pathogenesis for ''madhumeha'', which is a subtype of ''vataja prameha''. When an individual excessively consumes the foods that cause ''prameha, kapha'' and ''pitta'' become vitiated, then adipose tissues and muscle tissuses become disturbed and causes impaired functioning of ''vata''. Subsequently ''vata'' gets vitiated and extends to urinary bladder along with ''ojas'', resulting in ''ojas'' being expelled in the urine. In [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayurveda Ayurveda], ''ojas'' is considered vital to the maintanence of health; its loss in ''prameha'' leads to many complications, including ''prameha pidika'' (boils and carbuncles). This advanced condition is comparable to non-insulin –dependent type -2 diabetes progressing into insulin dependent diabetes. It is the stage of diabetes in which there are complications, including nephropathy, which result in vital substances of the body being excreted through urine. |