Natural Cures for High Blood Sugar ?

[Guest guest]

My hubby used Death to Diabetes by DeWayne McCulley. My husband is off all

his meds from following this.........lost weight too:)

 

Beth

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

You may just need to bite the bullet and take Metformin (a Rx drug). Just

because it's allopathic medicine, that doesn't mean that it's evil or harmful or

something, necessarily... Metformin has worked wonders for many of my friends

who have Type II diabetes.

 

In the meantime, cinnamon and bitter melon are said to be good food sources

of chemicals that naturally bring down blood sugar levels.

 

And, when you say that you're watching your diet, I *assume* that you are

careful about the glycemic index of all of the starchy foods and/or fruits that

you're consuming, right? If you're not doing that, then you need to.

 

 

Good Luck!

 

Cyn

[Guest guest]

I disagree. Diabeti drugs force the pancreas to produce more

insulin. High insulin is not healthy. Many of the so-called

" diabetic complications " (heart disease, renal failure, liver failure,

etc.) are made far worse by taking allopathic diabetes drugs. Insulin

resistance at the cellular level can be reversed with proper diet and

supplements. Carbs are not good, whether they are high glycemic or

low. So I stay away from the ADA diet the docs push and go for a low

carb lifestyle.

 

Alobar

 

On 4/8/08, Cyn Stern <cynthialstern1 wrote:

> You may just need to bite the bullet and take Metformin (a Rx drug). Just

because it's allopathic medicine, that doesn't mean that it's evil or harmful or

something, necessarily... Metformin has worked wonders for many of my friends

who have Type II diabetes.

>

> In the meantime, cinnamon and bitter melon are said to be good food sources

of chemicals that naturally bring down blood sugar levels.

>

> And, when you say that you're watching your diet, I *assume* that you are

careful about the glycemic index of all of the starchy foods and/or fruits that

you're consuming, right? If you're not doing that, then you need to.

>

>

> Good Luck!

>

> Cyn

>

[Guest guest]

I have to agree with Alobar on this one . The fact is that metformin will lower

blood sugar but those taking this type of drugs have 300% more heart attacks

than those who do not.It has not proven to stop any of the other problems that

diabetes cause. Once again allopathic medicine treats symptom and not the cause.

 

Alobar is also right about the dangers of a spike insulin.

 

Joe/turtle

 

Alobar <Alobar wrote:

I disagree. Diabeti drugs force the pancreas to produce more

insulin. High insulin is not healthy. Many of the so-called

" diabetic complications " (heart disease, renal failure, liver failure,

etc.) are made far worse by taking allopathic diabetes drugs. Insulin

resistance at the cellular level can be reversed with proper diet and

supplements. Carbs are not good, whether they are high glycemic or

low. So I stay away from the ADA diet the docs push and go for a low

carb lifestyle.

[Guest guest]

Right on. Drugs are absolutely the wrong way to go. A correct diet

switch is the most effective and the safest.

There are many to choose from. Throw out all the grains and potatoes

from your diet and switch to fats for energy.

 

It is explained here http://www.curemanual.com/diseases-and-tweaks/diabetes

 

The goal is to get rid of every drug you are taking.

 

A great life is lived with zero drugs.

 

Alobar wrote:

>

> I disagree. Diabeti drugs force the pancreas to produce more

> insulin. High insulin is not healthy. Many of the so-called

> " diabetic complications " (heart disease, renal failure, liver failure,

> etc.) are made far worse by taking allopathic diabetes drugs. Insulin

> resistance at the cellular level can be reversed with proper diet and

> supplements. Carbs are not good, whether they are high glycemic or

> low. So I stay away from the ADA diet the docs push and go for a low

> carb lifestyle.

[Guest guest]

Question about exenatide ....do you have an opinion on any side effects

or?? Http://diabetes.webmd

com/news/20030827/lizard-spit-drug-helps-in-diabetes

 

Thank you,

 

Veronica

 

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joe dennis

4/11/2008 5:25:58 AM

 

Re: << >> Natural Cures for High Blood

Sugar ?

 

I have to agree with Alobar on this one . The fact is that metformin will

lower blood sugar but those taking this type of drugs have 300% more heart

attacks than those who do not.It has not proven to stop any of the other

problems that diabetes cause. Once again allopathic medicine treats