natural medicine instead of plastic

[Guest guest]

Hi

I have type 2 diabetes, high triglycerides, low HDl, high blood

pressure. The doctor currently has me on-Diovan, Coreg, Lipitor,

aspirin, metformin, glipizide. I am looking for natural alternatives to

all of these and their scary side affects. I would welcome reading

about anyone else's experiences. I have already put myself

on bilberry, fish oil, a multivitamin and alpha lipoic acid. Thanks!

[Guest guest]

I've had some success with fenugreek, cinnamon and chromium picolinate

in lowering glucose levels

 

haven't had the cholesterol check in a while but have been on the fish oil

 

another thing to note is vitamin b's to help with blood vessel elasticity

 

lucile

 

 

 

 

 

> Hi

> I have type 2 diabetes, high triglycerides, low HDl, high blood

> pressure. The doctor currently has me on-Diovan, Coreg, Lipitor,

> aspirin, metformin, glipizide. I am looking for natural alternatives to

> all of these and their scary side affects. I would welcome reading

> about anyone else's experiences. I have already put myself

> on bilberry, fish oil, a multivitamin and alpha lipoic acid. Thanks!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

There are over 35 herbs that will work with diabetes. There are many

more formulations some use cinnamon, bitter melon and bitter orange

to have them work. These tend to be cheaper on their own. One I had

success with was called Jade Spring by Plum Flower brand. I took this

for a while. After my first three weeks my blood sugar was lower

then with metformin advantia and 80 units of insulin. Every diabetic

is different what may work for one may not for another.

 

 

, Birdwalk <birdwalk

wrote:

>

> I've had some success with fenugreek, cinnamon and chromium

picolinate

> in lowering glucose levels

>

> haven't had the cholesterol check in a while but have been on the

fish oil

>

> another thing to note is vitamin b's to help with blood vessel

elasticity

>

> lucile

>

>

>

>

>

> > Hi

> > I have type 2 diabetes, high triglycerides, low HDl, high blood

> > pressure. The doctor currently has me on-Diovan, Coreg, Lipitor,

> > aspirin, metformin, glipizide. I am looking for natural

alternatives to

> > all of these and their scary side affects. I would welcome

reading

> > about anyone else's experiences. I have already put myself

> > on bilberry, fish oil, a multivitamin and alpha lipoic acid.

Thanks!

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

, " cranky badger " <coi

wrote:

>

> Hi

> I have type 2 diabetes, high triglycerides, low HDl, high blood

> pressure. The doctor currently has me on-Diovan, Coreg, Lipitor,

> aspirin, metformin, glipizide. I am looking for natural

alternatives to

> all of these and their scary side affects. I would welcome reading

> about anyone else's experiences. I have already put myself

> on bilberry, fish oil, a multivitamin and alpha lipoic acid. Thanks!

>

>

 

You are on the right path! I shudder just thinking about that mix of

drugs. When will they ever learn? One substance to add to your list

would be Co Enzyme Q10. Diabetics need more of it, and Statin drugs

like Lipitor deplete it. Lack of CoQ10 weakens the muscles. The heart

is a muscle. Is something wrong with this picture?

 

Get a good coQ10 that is emulsified in oil, rather than a powder.

Whole food in supplement form, or supplements based on whole foods,

are vastly superior to multivitamins.

When you use whole foods you get the nutrients that have been

discovered so far plus the ones that will be isolated tomorrow.

 

The key to good healthy cholesterol levels is to keep the liver clean

and active. Statin drugs are not recommended for people with liver

problems. Is something wrong with this picture?

 

Dr. Ben Kim has an excellent article on high blood pressure, and what

to do about it. You can find it at http://drbenkim.com

 

Carry on getting better!

 

 

Ien in the Kootenays

http://freegreenliving.com

http://wildwholefoods.net

[Guest guest]

I fully agree with your views. But I have prescribed Gymnema Sylvester to many

patient. It responded to all equally. May like to study.

 

: prattdw2000: Mon, 15

Dec 2008 19:49:15 +0000 Re: natural medicine

instead of plastic

 

 

 

There are over 35 herbs that will work with diabetes. There are many more

formulations some use cinnamon, bitter melon and bitter orange to have them

work. These tend to be cheaper on their own. One I had success with was called

Jade Spring by Plum Flower brand. I took this for a while. After my first three

weeks my blood sugar was lower then with metformin advantia and 80 units of

insulin. Every diabetic is different what may work for one may not for another.

, Birdwalk <birdwalk wrote:>> I've

had some success with fenugreek, cinnamon and chromium picolinate > in lowering

glucose levels> > haven't had the cholesterol check in a while but have been on

the fish oil> > another thing to note is vitamin b's to help with blood vessel

elasticity> > lucile> > > > > > > Hi> > I have type 2 diabetes, high

triglycerides, low HDl, high blood > > pressure. The doctor currently has me

on-Diovan, Coreg, Lipitor, > > aspirin, metformin, glipizide. I am looking for

natural alternatives to > > all of these and their scary side affects. I would

welcome reading > > about anyone else's experiences. I have already put myself >

> on bilberry, fish oil, a multivitamin and alpha lipoic acid. Thanks!> >> >> >>

 

 

 

 

 

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