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HONEY & DIABETES

Don't think Afrezza is approved in the UK.
At least, I haven't been able to confirm as yet.
 
a.khat said:
I am from village Amityville on Long Island. Recently doctors said to me I got Type Two Diabetes and should take insulin to live. I don`t believe it. My grandmother advises me to smear my body with honey every day to let my body nourish with vitamins and combat diabetes. I am thinking if I should eat honey? Maybe, I will cope with the disease faster in this way?
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Lot of experienced and smart ones are saying the same thing, honey just like any other sugary food will raise blood glucose. I personally would not touch honey at all!
 
VittoBianchi said:
Hey, are you still alive?
How are you?
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My test results got worse, and I feel worse. My doctor was shocked when I said about honey. He said that honey could be used only for otorhinolaryngology sometimes, but not for diabetes. The situation overall is getting woooorse...
 
a.khat said:
My test results got worse, and I feel worse. My doctor was shocked when I said about honey. He said that honey could be used only for otorhinolaryngology sometimes, but not for diabetes. The situation overall is getting woooorse...
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Did you ask him about stem cell treatment? And is it legal in the USA?
 
a.khat said:
My test results got worse, and I feel worse. My doctor was shocked when I said about honey. He said that honey could be used only for otorhinolaryngology sometimes, but not for diabetes. The situation overall is getting woooorse...
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What are your results?
 
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