Diabetes

Thiamine Deficiency, Carbohydrates & Autoimmune

Thiamine’s main role in the body is to break down and utilize carbohydrates. Carbohydrates break down into glucose which the body then uses as energy. In order for this process to occur, enzymes must be present. The enzyme that carries… Read More

Splenda NOT So Splendid!

Is Splenda SAFE for Diabetics? New evidence says NO!

Splenda states that their product is safe for diabetics, per their website: “Even though SPLENDA® Brand Sweetener starts with sugar, it goes through a process that changes it into a no-calorie, non-carbohydrate … Read More

Vitamin B12 Deficiency

Vitamin B12 Deficiency Prevalent in the US

Because a large portion of people suffer from gastrointestinal disturbances such as: constipation, diarrhea, and heartburn, it is more than likely that a Vitamin B12 deficiency (or a subclinical deficiency) is far… Read More

Which Chromium is Best for Diabetes?

Is Chromium Picolinate Safe?

Many people are confused about different types of chromium (or other minerals for that matter). These different “forms” refer to the delivery mechanism of the mineral into your body.

However, there is now a debate regarding … Read More

IDDM and Niacin

Flushing Niacin Proved Effective

Insulin-Dependent Diabetes Mellitus (IDDM) is a form of diabetes that accounts for nearly ten percent of all the diabetes cases currently in the USA. However, unlike typical type 2 diabetes, which usually manifests during adulthood, IDDM… Read More

Last updated by Admin at May 20, 2020.