chinaglazed
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 1
- Treatment type
- Insulin
Hi guys
Apologies if this in the wrong area.
Ive just joined and I'm T1 diagnosed over a year ago at 29.
A couple of years ago, I took a supplement called MSM which is short for Methylsulfonylmethane which I got on offer from Holland & Barretts. I loved this as it was good for my hair, skin and nails - it seemed to have a positive results. I stopped it when I ran out.
Recently I started taking it again and the weirdest thing happens - my blood sugars are lowered to the point that if I were to taken insulin to cover carbs, I would hypo. This tends to happen if I take 2 or 3 x 750mg caps.
I asked my dietician why this would be and she wasnt able to give me any concrete answers apart from it may make you 'secrete' insulin and that was after a quick look at wikipedia :/ so Im doing a little more research.
Ive read about it and its meant to detox the system and make your cells more permeable so could make you more sensitive to insulin - I just want to know if anyone else has noticed this or if you have had any personal experience with this supplement?
Thanks all
Apologies if this in the wrong area.
Ive just joined and I'm T1 diagnosed over a year ago at 29.
A couple of years ago, I took a supplement called MSM which is short for Methylsulfonylmethane which I got on offer from Holland & Barretts. I loved this as it was good for my hair, skin and nails - it seemed to have a positive results. I stopped it when I ran out.
Recently I started taking it again and the weirdest thing happens - my blood sugars are lowered to the point that if I were to taken insulin to cover carbs, I would hypo. This tends to happen if I take 2 or 3 x 750mg caps.
I asked my dietician why this would be and she wasnt able to give me any concrete answers apart from it may make you 'secrete' insulin and that was after a quick look at wikipedia :/ so Im doing a little more research.
Ive read about it and its meant to detox the system and make your cells more permeable so could make you more sensitive to insulin - I just want to know if anyone else has noticed this or if you have had any personal experience with this supplement?
Thanks all