Chinese Doctor's Diabetes Secret

Lower Blood Sugar Levels Naturally

Fat around the pancreas and liver are the root causes of unhealthy spikes in blood sugar levels. This prohibits insulin from working properly. Getting these levels down should be a top priority for people.

8 natural ingredients are scientifically proven to naturally regulate your blood sugar levels. Each individual ingredient can be used as powerful natural blood sugar treatment. When combined together, This Controversial Diabetes Cure provides a much faster and even more powerful blood sugar treatment that has the potential to bring your blood sugar levels back to normal. 

Maca Root - Chinese postmenopausal women received 3.3g of maca per day, significantly reducing diastolic blood pressure after 12 weeks (Stojanovska, L., et al). In addition, maca root improves sexual health, acts as an antioxidant, and reduces symptoms of menopause (Olsen). 

Guarana - A study was conducted with elderly women that compared those who drank guarana regularly (421), with those that never drank (239), and it was discovered the group that drank it regularly had a lower prevalence of hypertension and metabolic syndrome (Costa Krewer et al). I found this study even more relevant since most of the participants drank guarana which made the results a lot more factual. Studies have also revealed guarana to have many antioxidants similar to green tea that combats aging, cancer and heart disease (Raman). 

Grape Seeds - A human study was conducted with grape seed extract, and it was discovered to slow carbohydrate absorption and ingestion after a high carbohydrate meal, reducing the amount of glucose in the blood after eating a meal, which suggests grape seed extract can be used as a preventive measure for diabetes (Sapwarobol et al). Smokers and unhealthy diet consumers benefit tremendously with GSE due to its proven extraordinary cardiovascular health benefits (Goepp). 

African Mangos - A small study was conducted which found over half of the participants to have metabolic syndrome remission reducing blood sugar levels and fat in all participants (Tello). Loaded with vitamin c and calcium, antioxidant properties, flavonoids kaempferol and quercetin, many weight loss benefits such as increasing adiponectin levels, and also slows down food exiting the stomach decreasing blood glucose levels after meals similar to grape seeds (Tello). 

Ginseng - A human study revealed American ginseng and Asian ginseng decreased blood glucose levels in type 2 diabetics (Chen et al). 

Gymnema - Known as the "sugar destroyer", it stimulates insulin production in the pancreas also providing healthy blood sugar levels, especially after eating (Ruggeri). Gymnema also possesses protective heart disease qualities, lowers cholesterol, and helps people to lose weight (Chintapalli). 

Astragalus - A 6-week study in mice found astragalus root and spindle tree wigs to significantly reduce blood glucose after 4 weeks with low levels maintained through the 6th week of the study (Chen et al). An adaptogen that contains flavonoids, saponins, and polysaccharides that is effective in boosting the immune system, fighting disease, preventing cancer, act as an antioxidant and anti-inflammatory, prevent heart disease, antiviral, and antimicrobial properties (Axe). 

Coleus - A diterpene called forskolin is derived from the roots of the coleus plant and is medically proven to reduce high blood pressure studies show (Ríos-Silva et al). 

With human and animal studies conducted on these 8 natural ingredients gives confidence to naturally reset your pancreas to bring blood sugar levels back to normal. Not to mention they include many other health benefits including preventing cancer, assist in weight loss, heart health, sexual health and more. 

Make sure to check with your physician first! I would highly encourage a regular exercise program along with a healthy diet to truly bring your blood sugar levels down and keep them normal. 

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Works Cited


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Chen, Kun, et al. “Combination of Astragalus Membranaceus and Euonymus Alatus (THUNB.) SIEB. For Treatment of Diabetes: A Network-Based Pharmacology Research.” Journal of Traditional Chinese Medical Sciences, vol. 3, no. 3, July 2016, pp. 184–191, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jtcms.2016.11.003. Accessed 20 Mar. 2022.

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