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Supplement Regimen

Started by h13man, Thu 04, Jul 2024, 09:58:52

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h13man

Me being type II for 24 yrs. I've been fighting my A1C the past 2 yrs. I started using 6000mg of cinnamon a day for 9 mos. with 20 mins. 5 days a week average on Schwinn AirDyne. I went from 7.8 to 6.1 and all my related lab work results was making my doctor almost dance when I seen him Monday. My options before this was $500 a month prescription or insulin.

Been ProstaGenix for prostrate and doing much much better. Was using saw palmetto w/o much success for 3 yr.

And I'm not affiliated with any manufacturer.  ;D


csj

I had also read that cinnamon was good for diabetes. Did not know that taking that much
was going to do the trick. Cool.

I've also read that Jerusalem Artichoke, or Sunchoke is very good for diabetes.

Can't find any in my area.
A guy called me a Ba$tard, I said in my case it's an accident
of birth, in your case you're a self made man.

98valk

#2
80% meat/egg diet.  

plenty of doctors websites proving this

1998 Std/Tourer, 2007 DR200SE, 1981 CB900C  10speed
1973 Duster 340 4-speed rare A/C, 2001 F250 4x4 7.3L, 6sp

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Rio Wil

Do you know which cinnamon you use?

Both Ceylon and cassia are healthy and delicious. However, if you intend to consume large amounts of this spice or take a supplement, cassia can be harmful because of the coumarin content. At the end of the day, Ceylon cinnamon is better quality and much safer.J