Vanadyl sulfate is one of the supplements I recommend to help control blood sugar because it mimics the action of insulin and helps with glucose uptake in cells. But despite its amazing benefits, I find that questions about its safety periodically come up.
Take, for example, a note I…
A recent study in the Journal of Applied Physiology highlights an important point for those living with diabetes or simply trying to maintain healthy blood sugar -- what you eat immediately after exercise can have a dramatic impact on your ability to control your…
Exciting new research out of Italy confirmed just the latest use for an incredibly versatile nutrient, Pycnogenol, an extract of French maritime pine bark. Clearly if youre living with diabetes, this natural treatment is worth a closer look.
Published in the Journal of Ocular Pharmacology and Therapeutics, this latest study…
“Vicki” complained of feeling irritable, tired, depressed, and unable to concentrate—and she had a raging sweet tooth. Her diet consisted mainly of refined carbohydrates. Because her symptoms struck about two hours after eating, it wasn't hard to pinpoint her problem as hypoglycemia.
Hypoglycemia means low blood sugar. As…
You are in your fifties. You haven't been eating that much more than earlier in life, but you're gaining weight all the same. On your last checkup, your doctor discovered that you had diabetes, and prescribed DiaBeta, Micronase, or something similar and instructed you to lose weight. You have been…
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