
doi: 10.21474/jnhm01/155
Background: Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) constitutes a major public health crisis in India, with 101 million patients as of 2023. Conventional pharmacotherapy, while effective in glycemic control, is constrained by polypharmacy, medication non-adherence (11-68%), and failure to address underlying metabolic derangements. Ayurvedic Basti therapy - per-rectal administration of medicated preparations -is classically indicated in Prameha (diabetes) and has emerging mechanistic support through gut-metabolic axis modulation, but robust multi-patient retrospective outcome data remain limited.
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