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RE: A New Method For Curing Type I Diabetes?

in #medicine8 years ago

Fantastic.

I was told that my sugar was high when I was last in the hospital. So I've changed my diet completely and began to exercise. I do cinnamon daily as well in my prepared drink. Got my wife to use cinnamon as well in her daily smoothy.

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Other foods which I eat daily include 4 eggs, tuna, rolled oats, honey, oysters, cacao powder, tumeric, ginger, pear and apple, okra, broccoli, walnuts, pumpkin seeds, brazil nuts, and sometimes spinach.

I hope this helps you @grey580.

I do egg whites usually. Not into fish all that much. I like oatmeal. I do honey in my diet drink.
https://steemit.com/health/@grey580/lemon-honey-cinnamon-water-to-help-lose-weight
I take tumeric pills daily. ginger on occasion. pears and apples I gotta be careful with because of my UC. okra not a fan. broccoli i do when we have veggies. Spinach when I"m in the mood.

In addition I will be doing quinoa again soon instead of rice.

Egg yolk contains essential minerals and proteins. People told me not to eat so many eggs but I knew their information was dated and false. My most recent blood tesf proved the point. My cholesterol levels and blood sugar both dropped back to normal.

As for the cinnamon. I put that in my rolled oats every morning, along with cacao powder and honey. It's a very tasty meal and also extremely healthy.

You may want to look into maple syrup as well.. it has many beneficial properties.

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/03/100321182924.htm

"Several of these anti-oxidant compounds newly identified in maple syrup are also reported to have anti-cancer, anti-bacterial and anti-diabetic properties."

We can't buy maple syrup here in Australia I don't think, but thanks for letting me know. I wouldn't have guessed it would help diabetes @grey580.👍