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Walton Lee

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Bitter Melon Tea Normalizes My Blood Sugar Level Posted: 06-21-05 18:25pm


I used to take glucophage 850 mg twice a day. Currently, I skip my medication and my morning fasting blood sugar level is between 95 to 128. The secret is that I drink bitter melon tea instead. It cost me $3 per 2.2 oz package and last about 4 days. I am researching the magic behind that vegetable and will introduce it in my website later. Since the cost is so low and effect verifiable (by pricking your fingertip), I strongly encourage type ii diabetic visit your local asian supermarket to buy a package and experiment it. Good luck!!!

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