Supplements for Diabetics
Supplements for Diabetics– Dietary Fiber supplements have been shown to enhance blood sugar control. This is no surprise when you consider that the diet of most Americans is low on fiber and high in saturated fat and sugar.
The best fiber sources for reducing after meal blood sugar levels, lowering cholesterol and promoting weight loss are those that are rich in water soluble fiber, such as glucomannan, psyllium, guar gum, seaweed fibers and pectin that promote weight loss.
If you take fiber supplements, be sure to drink plenty of water. Take 1 to 2 grams of soluble fiber before bedtime and slowly increase the dosage to 5 grams to reach a full dosage of 20 grams.
24 to 50 grams of fiber a day can help you improve blood sugar levels. It has been shown that a high fiber diet is as effective as some diabetes medications.
Legumes such as chickpeas, cannellini beans, kidney beans and lentils are a great source of fiber. You can replace beef as an alternate source of fiber. Low fat, low calorie and high proteins help to reduce the risk of diabetes and heart disease.
PGX: It stands for PolyGlycoPlex and is a collection of highly viscous soluble polysaccharides that acts to develop a higher level of viscosity and expansion in the stomach than regular sources of fiber.
PGX lowers postprandial blood glucose by 20% and lowers insulin secretions by 40%. A typical dose of PGX should be 1000 mg three times a day with meals.
Touchi Extract: It’s a fermented soybean product that’s been in use in China and Japan for over 3000 years. It possesses high levels of naturally occurring alpha-glucosidase inhibitors.
Mulberry Extract: Highly regarded in Chinese and Japanese medicine it possesses significant hypoglycemic effects in animal studies. It has been shown to reduce the amount of damage to cell membranes of red blood cells, a significant antioxidant effect.
Recommended Daily Doses for Diabetics
Vitamin C: 500-2000 mg
Vitamin E: 400-2000 mg
B-3 (Niacin): 500 to 1000 mg; Niacinamide: 350-350 mg 3 times daily
B-6: 50-100 mg
B-12: 300-3000 mg
Alpha Lipoic Acid: 100-500 mg
Grape Seed Extract: 50 mg
L-Carnitine: 100-2000 mg
CoQ10: 300 mg
Chromium: 200-800 mcg
Magnesium: 300-600 mg.
Potassium: 5-6 grams
MSM: 2000-3000 mg
Manganese: 3-5 mg
Selenium: 100 mcg
Vanadium: 10-60 mcg
Zinc: 10-60 mg.
Gymnema Sylvestre: 400 mg.
Bitter Melon:15 grams
Fenugreek: 15-50grams
Bilberry: 80-160 mg 3 times daily
Salt Bush: 3 grams
Gingko Biloba: 40 grams
Ginseng: 200 mg
CLA: 3000-4000 mg
GLA (Evening Primrose): 240 mg
References
Here you’ll find some important links where you can find some of the best supplements available today.
These are all good sources of the vital vitamins, minerals, herbs and foods you need to supplement your existing diet. They are all-natural products and effective in your struggle to control your blood sugar:
● Optimum Diabetics: This product contains all of the herbs stated in this ebook and is rated as the number 1 herbal supplement by It is ranked first overall by DiabetesTreatmentGuide.com
● Veriuni Antioxidant Plus Grape Seed Extract
● Veriuni Super 25 Multivitamins and Minerals
● Market Health Multi-Vitamins for Men
● Market Health Multi Vitamins for Women
● Native Remedies Triple Complex Diabetonic (liquid)
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