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Aloe Vera and Diabetes

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exsiggy

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Type of diabetes
Treatment type
Tablets (oral)
six months ago, my blood sugars were around the 19 mark, and my cholesterol was very high, I was told they wanted to put me on insulin, I asked for a stay of execution, ( as that is what it would of been, going on insulin could mean me losing everything as I drive professionally for a living, which you cant do if on insulin. Yes i know there is new rules but I would still lose it for at least three months, as has a colleague) so drastic action was needed on my part so I thought. But no, just a few changes in my life. I went on a detox program for 9 days, Lost half a stone to start, and blood sugars dropped to an average of 7 some times lower.
part of the detox was drinking pure Aloe Vera Gel.tests have shown it not only supports and improves the digestive system but can help stabilize blood sugar levels. I believe this was the case in my situation. Cant say it will work for all but it did for me. and the company I use offer a 6o day money back guarantee so if you don't get the results it cost you nothing.
 
That something new, did not realize that it could be a problem for driving. if on insulin. My doctor wants to put me on insulin, I have refused this saying that I needed more time to reduce my levels. not easy
 
Here in our country, there are type 2 diabetics who eat aloevera regularly to get better control of sugars. It has a lot of soluble fibres which may have a bg lowering effect.

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south 711. Yes it is Forever living, and I suggest you check stuff out and know the difference between pyramid selling and network marketing.
Pyramid selling is where I buy lets say a dozen watches for a fiver each, I then sell them to you for a tenner each you then go and sell them on for fifteen quid each and so on, Network Marketing is different, a long serving manager of Forever pays the same for his Aloe gel as some one just joining the company, only difference is he will get a discount based on his effort he has put in. for example if you joined M&S as a cleaner you wouldn't expect to earn the same as your supervisor, he/she earns more because they have done the time. with network marketing the more effort you put in the greater the reward. it is highly regulated.
 
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