Coaxing my Callus

[Guest guest]

I had a friend who treated diabetic ulcers with honey and she had to

have her foot amputated. So I am staying away from honey.

 

Alobar

 

On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 2:40 PM, Pamela Spicer <spicer_pamela wrote:

> Hi:  Interesting post...My sister and brother are both diabetic and have found

that raw honey and cinnamon help them tremendously.  The cinnamon helps with the

making of insulin so the blood sugar levels are more stable.  Also, pure raw

honey is an excellent topical ointment for diabetic ulcers.  Be careful where

you buy your honey.  China has sent a lot of tainted honey to the states.  Find

a good bee keeper and get it from them.  I wish you good health!

>

[Guest guest]

Having a diabetic friend lose her foot because of honey makes me keep

away from it, no matter what the website claims.

 

Alobar

 

On Sun, Apr 4, 2010 at 3:24 AM, jdweeny <jdweeny wrote:

>

> There is no doubt that honey helps diabetics.

> A very good explanation to this you may find here

http://www.honey-for-health.com/honey-for-diabetics.html

>

> thanks

> Dweeny

>

> , Alobar <Alobar wrote:

>>

>> I had a friend who treated diabetic ulcers with honey and she had to

>> have her foot amputated.   So I am staying away from honey.

>>

>> Alobar

>>

>> On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 2:40 PM, Pamela Spicer <spicer_pamela wrote:

>> > Hi:  Interesting post...My sister and brother are both diabetic and have

found that raw honey and cinnamon help them tremendously.  The cinnamon helps

with the making of insulin so the blood sugar levels are more stable.  Also,

pure raw honey is an excellent topical ointment for diabetic ulcers.  Be careful

where you buy your honey.  China has sent a lot of tainted honey to the states.

 Find a good bee keeper and get it from them.  I wish you good health!

>> >

>>