Originally published January 17 2004
Cinnamon shown to help control blood sugar and cholesterol levels
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, NaturalNews Editor
Notice that most of the research on the use of natural substances to
enhance human health is conducted overseas? This one took place in
Pakistan. There's a tremendous amount of good research coming out of
India and Germany as well. But in the U.S., it's all drugs, drugs,
drugs. Most U.S. researchers aren't interested in looking at
cinnamon simply because it doesn't pay. Despite its innate healing
characteristics, you can't patent cinnamon. Therefore, no profits. But
that doesn't change the fact that according to this study, daily intake
of cinnamon appears to help diabetics control both blood sugar and
cholesterol levels.
Cholesterol medsin the spice cabinet?A pinch of cinnamon may prevent
and control blood sugar and cholesterol levels for patients with type 2
diabetes, according to a study done in Peshawar, Pakistan, and reported
in the December issue of Diabetes Care magazine.
Anderson said the lab plans a more complete study, focused on
isolating the active component in cinnamon.
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