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Thu, 24 Aug 2006 04:23:45 -0500
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   The Worse Your Diabetes . the Better This Works

Several months ago, I told you about three herbs that can
control type-2 diabetes -- aloe vera, cinnamon, and Gymnema
sylvestre. All are great for treating diabetes. And now there's
exciting news about one of them.

A German study evaluated 79 subjects with type-2 diabetes.
All of them managed their condition with either diet or
oral drugs. The researchers randomly divided the volunteers
into two groups. One took 112 mg of a cinnamon extract
(three times daily) or a placebo. The extract was equivalent
to about three grams of cinnamon powder per day.

The results showed that cinnamon reduced fasting blood glucose
by 10.3%. Best of all, those with the highest glucose levels
at the start of the study saw the greatest benefit.

Action to take: Cinnamon is cheap, plentiful, and very tasty.
So feel free to eat all you want. However, the researchers
recommend a cinnamon extract over the powder. It's difficult
to eat enough powdered cinnamon to make a substantial
difference in your blood sugar problems. Unfortunately,
some extracts contain oils that many people are allergic
to. So try aqueous (water) extracts instead. They don't
contain oil, are completely safe, and should give you
the results you want.

Yours for better health and medical freedom,
Robert Jay Rowen, MD

Ref: Eur J Clin Invest, 2006; 36(5): 340-4.

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