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Question: From Portsmouth, Hampshire, England:
I am a 59 year old female who has type 2 diabetes treated with [metformin], and I also have only one kidney. I have heard that taking a teaspoonful of cinnamon three times a day in my coffee will lower my blood sugar levels. Do you have any knowledge in this regard?
Answer:
I do not have any knowledge of the use of cinnamon to treat blood sugars.
[Editor's comment: There have been a very few studies about cinnamon that have been done in animals or in vitro, but none in humans. See a previous question and search PubMed using the words "diabetes" and "cinnamon". WWQ]
DTQ-20020428114411
Original posting 21 May 2002
Posted to Alternative Therapies and Explanations
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