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Diabetes can cause nerve damage and poor circulation, especially if a person has difficulty managing blood sugar levels. This can lead to foot ulcers, blisters, pain, and foot infections. The combination of sensory and motor peripheral neuropathies results in uneven foot pressure load and poor gait. Over time, hyperkeratosis of the compressed skin will form a hematoma and break due to neuropathy and increased pressure load, eventually developing into an ulcer that is difficult to heal. Studies on diabetic foot ulcers and diabetic neuropathy patients at Dr.Nambiars Advanced Ayurveda situated at Aundh, Pune are really encouraging. The result and the duration in healing of the diabetic foot ulcers depend on the degree of damage happened and the amount of oxygenated blood supply being received by the tissue. In case of severe diabetic foot ulcer or gangrene, the patient need not ampute the whole leg or a larger area, but precisely can operate and remove only the part that are completely dead or necrosed. The rest of the part can be saved from amputing and would remain healthy. The existing wound can heal faster than before by administering the method of treatment and medications developed at Dr.Nambiar's Advanced Ayurveda, Aundh, Pune.