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Treating diabetes will most often require some type of oral medication or injectable, depending on which type of diabetes you have, but supplements can also play a valuable role in regulating your blood sugar, as well as lowering your risk for heart disease.

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When the captain of the skiff who took me snorkeling off South Water Caye, an island of Belize in the Caribbean Sea on Thanksgiving Day, told me about the benefits to people with diabetes of a local fruit, I listened. While I was theoretically on vacation, I always think about my diabetes and how I can help other people who have this disease.The…

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Gretchen Becker, Health Guide, posted Interpreting Advice on Vitamins Most of us are familiar with constantly changing  nutritional advice as new…

12/09/12

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Gretchen Becker, Health Guide, posted Diabetes Drugs and Supplements “I don’t take any medications,” said my friend. I told her that was…

11/15/12

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David Mendosa, Health Guide, commented on Protein Powder for Diabetes The question is not about the speed of the increase in blood glucose, but rather about the…

09/23/12

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David Mendosa, Health Guide, commented on Magnesium: The Magical Mineral Dear Steve,   I wonder why you are taking iron tablets and a statin. Few men need…

06/01/12

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