Are there any vitamins you can take to counteract high sugar levels if you are a diabetic?

Answer 1

Have you ever tried taking a gram or two of cinnamon? One of our customers who said his sugar was "an uncontrolled 200" brought it down to 100 by taking several grams of cinnamon a day.

Another customer passed along what his diabetic friend had done. Whenever his friend ate anything he took 1 or 2 grams of cinnamon. It kept his blood-sugar normal.

Studies from the U.S. Department of Agriculture support those kinds of stories.

Cinnamon has the ability to open your cell walls, so that the sugar that's in the blood can get inside the cell. When the sugar goes from the blood into the cell, the "blood-sugar" goes down.

Fenugreek and gymnema sylvestre are two more herbs that have helped many diabetics.

Good luck and be well.

Kelley

Answer 2

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Answer 3

NONE, just control you carbs and execrcise, if you have become diabetic, control your sugar faithfully and keep you HbAic below 7, otherwise you will go through hell and leave your toe, or foot or leg here before you leave the place.

Answer 4

Chromium Pilocate is supposedly able to help, but most dr. do NOT recomend it.
Since uncontroled diabetis and high blood sugars lead to terrible consequences and Death - you must take your medications and Follow your diet. There are no do-overs.

Answer 5

since vitamins often contain sugar, consult your doctor before you take any. a balanced diet negates the need for vitamins.

Answer 6

This link may help, it's a listing of the vitamins and their uses.

Answer 7

Eat NO sugar. Eat limited amounts of whole grain carbohydrates.

Answer 8

Not really, there is some discussion going on about chromium supplementation, but the jury is still out on this.

Answer 9

nope, diabetes is best controlled by proper diet, exercise and if necessary prescription medications.