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<blockquote data-quote="ronjo94" data-source="post: 122907" data-attributes="member: 20670"><p>Hi. re eating grapefruit when taking statins - I always understood that this was a no no. However I recently came upon a fruit called a pomelo. This is a huge size like a large melon. I consumed a fair amount of this over the course of a few day and suddenly realised that my blood sugars had dropped. To cut a long story short I researched and found the this fruit although semi sweet, is related to the grapefruit (also similar looking and tasting) In the course of this research I gained the info that grapefruit is GOOD for diabetics in reasonable amounts. It is GRAPEFRUITJUICE that is very bad when taken with statins. This is because a glass of juice (and this applies to all fruit) contains a very high concentration of the product which we diabetics should not have particularly when taking statins. I will now be returning to my daily grapefruit both red and yellow.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ronjo94, post: 122907, member: 20670"] Hi. re eating grapefruit when taking statins - I always understood that this was a no no. However I recently came upon a fruit called a pomelo. This is a huge size like a large melon. I consumed a fair amount of this over the course of a few day and suddenly realised that my blood sugars had dropped. To cut a long story short I researched and found the this fruit although semi sweet, is related to the grapefruit (also similar looking and tasting) In the course of this research I gained the info that grapefruit is GOOD for diabetics in reasonable amounts. It is GRAPEFRUITJUICE that is very bad when taken with statins. This is because a glass of juice (and this applies to all fruit) contains a very high concentration of the product which we diabetics should not have particularly when taking statins. I will now be returning to my daily grapefruit both red and yellow. [/QUOTE]
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