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Hi Padulica
I think it may be because your spelling of cinnamon is a little out. Try again in the search box.

I don't like the taste of it at all. Does it work and can it be bought in capsule/tablet form?

Wiflib

Hi

I was wondering about cinnamon as well.

I have type 1 and found that cinnamon did very little in lowering my bg. I used it as much as I could including sprinkling it over my pork chops, chicken etc. Made them taste nice though

The following link http://www.diabetesincontrol.com/result ... ticle=5437 should explain.

Soya milk seems to do something though in lowering bg levels. I get the very cheap stuff in the supermarkets and have a glass in the morning and also mid afternoon. My bg seem to drop fairly quickly about 1.5hrs after drinking it, so now I just reduce my bolus. I have tried not drinking the soya milk and my bg goes up.

I typed cinnamon in the search box and came up with 66 hits. Any tecchies out there?

Wiflib

wiflib said:

I typed cinnamon in the search box and came up with 66 hits. Any tecchies out there?

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You have found every mention of the word "cinnamon" on the forum (I'm surprised there aren't more!). You can do an Advanced Search to whittle it down, or cheat and just go to this recent thread on cinnamon.

Dennis has previously posted on the subject, what you need is the powdered variety you can get in most any store. Warning !! there is concern over ingredients of Cinnamon if taken in large quantities which is why they recomend not more than 1 tablespoon per day. I use it and find it does have a beneficial effect.

Dave P

I have posted to this type of question before.Google " New Scientist " magazine.Log on to the website.Type cinnamon in the search box and you should find a link to Dr R Anderson,who I think was one of the first to discover the benefits of cinnamon.I think it will only work for type 2's,but it can have some really dramatic benefits.I take it with my oils and yoghurt. 8)