Cinnamon and diabetes

 Why and how to consume cinnamon to lower blood sugar and fat levels?

Cinnamon, also known as “poor man’s insulin”, has long been known for its action on diabetes and cholesterol.

 Let's see here how cinnamon works on diabetes, and how to take cinnamon for an effective effect.

 Please note, however, that you should under no circumstances stop taking the medications prescribed by your doctor, and seek advice from him if you wish to take cinnamon.

 Self-medication should be avoided, especially for pathologies as serious as diabetes. Here to buy Ceylon cinnamon, the aromatic bark of the cinnamon tree used in cooking and therefore as a natural remedy against diabetes.

SUMMARY

 1. What is diabetes? 

2. Action of cinnamon on diabetes

 3. How does spice work on diabetes?

 4. Which variety to choose? 

5. How to use cinnamon?

 6. To summarize 

7. Where to buy quality cinnamon

What is diabetes?

Diabetes is chronic hyperglycemia, excess sugar in the blood leading to blood sugar levels that are too high compared to average. This excess sugar is the consequence of poor assimilation, poor use and poor storage of sugars by the body.

 Indeed, in a normal body, the carbohydrates in the diet are transformed into glucose, the pancreas then detects the increase in blood sugar and will produce insulin. This insulin helps glucose enter the body's cells (muscles, organs, etc.) 

and the liver where it will be transformed and stored. Blood sugar then decreases in the blood. 

For people with diabetes, this regulatory system does not work and must be supported by injections of insulin by shots