Joined: 14 Dec 2006 Posts: 2 Location: New York State
Anybody Using Herbal Remedies? Posted: 12-14-06 22:56pm
Hi;
i'm a diabetic (7 years) and using diet,
exercise and herbals for blood glucose
control. Looking for anyone else that
may be using herbals and supplements as
their primary control. Progress is good
so far (last a1c 5. but the future
always worries me, everyone says this is a
progressive disease, not looking forward
to the days when I will have to join the
ranks of those on pharmeceuticals.
I use (with varying degrees of success)
bitter melon, glucomannan, gymnema
sylvestre, fenugreek, and other odds and
ends.........
Paul
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hpreisler
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 17 Dec 2006 Posts: 6 Location: Minnesota
Posted: 12-17-06 00:59am
You know, paul, i'm not one to "push" my
own product, but I suggest you check out
my website (i think the link shows up when
I post--i'm new). There is incredible
research behind this product, which is why
I got on it in the first place. It's
basically 17 fruits and vegetables in
capsule form--they get them fresh (in
southern ca), take out the sugar, salt,
water and a lot of the fiber (or the pills
would be the size of softballs), and
dehydrate what's left in a very
temperature-controlled process to retain
the enzymes, phytonutrients and
antioxidants. They go from whole food
to pill form within 48 hours of picking.
I have heard of diabetics having marvelous
results with this product, and even being
able to go off pharmaceuticals they're
already on. However, we do not sell
based on testimonials, so I am loathe to
tell you it's a "miracle cure." take a
look at the research and drop me a
line--i'd love to hear what you think and
answer any questions via email.
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Torben28
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 02 Jan 2007 Posts: 3 Location: uk
Re: Anybody Using Herbal Remedies? Posted: 01-02-07 19:06pm
Hi paul,
if you have flash player (if you have a
somewhat recent years installed pc you
should) then have a look at the video
10min below.
but the future
always worries me, everyone says this is a
progressive disease, not looking forward
to the days when I will have to join the
ranks of those on pharmeceuticals.
