In hamsters for sure not been properly tested on humans works in a very similar fashion to metformin but I get metformin on prescription so I think I will stay with metformin for now.n addition to its effect on blood sugar, a good help in keeping lipids in balance.
Hi, Perhaps its just me, but I get the impression that you put a lot of faith in supplements 'to cure your diabetes'. But it seems you're already using the best thing which is a Low Carb 'Way Of Eating'. Nothing else, whether supplement, exercise or medication can even come close to there beneficial effect Low Carb.
Sure you need some exercise than just Low Carb, and careful use of Cinnamon, Cider Apple Vinegar and even Alcohol can help, but the vast bulk of the improvement is due to just cutting the carbs and eating less frequently.
I have no personal experience of Berberine, but I suspect you're expecting too much from it.
I am pre diabetic for last 15 or years, HbA1c 5.9 - 6.3
low carb diet (not super strict.
Not expecting anything from Bererine but if it was to help then why not. I have read most info on it but just wondered if anyone had had good results from it.
Hello again @Ray807
I agree with you, and I suppose you know what you are doing, as your chosen headline is Berberine as a SUPPLEMENT, and that's the point, in my opinion also - it goes as a supplement for treating a disease, illness, whatever you wish to call it.
At this time, I'm trying Berberine myself, but have not yet noticed any bigger differences, but then on the other hand, all natural products usually contains only small amounts of their active substances.
You don't know if it helps or not, before you try, and in doing informed decisions, you probably don't do big mistakes either...