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(More customer reviews)Type 2 diabetic since 2008. I've been on 1000mg of Metformin since I was diagnosed. About a year ago I had a blood test done and the results showed my diabetes was under control. Then, like a dummy I started to not test myself regularly and cheat on my sugar. Of course the cheating became larger and larger (as did I).
Then one day about 2 months ago, I decided to test myself. WOW...my meter read 500!!!!! I was not only shocked, but scared out of my wits! I immediately started to exercise and watch what I ate. I also immediately quit smoking. I thought my sugar would come down fast, but that was not the case. My readings ranged from a low of 137 to the 170's...a lot better than the 500, but still WAY to high. I tried to exercise longer and started the Mayo Clinic diet, but the readings were still high. My sugar was stuck at these levels for over 2 weeks of testing. I became worried again as it seemed nothing was getting my sugar down.
I started to do some research and kept reading articles on bitter melon, so I decided to try some. Boy was I surprised! I took a reading after 2 days (2 pills in the morning) and was shocked to see my meter read out 113! I couldn't believe it. Took it again the next day 113 again, and the next day 112. I beat my brains out trying to figure out if I did anything different, but came to the conclusion that the only thing I did different was take that Tsuru Reishi pill. My readings have been between 110 and 115 ever since.
Exercise daily (I walk on the treadmill for 35 to 45 minutes) go on a non-starvation diet (check out the May Clinic heart patient diet) and take a Tsuru Reishi pill every morning. Because everyone is different, I can't promise you it will work, but I can sure say Tsuru Reishi is like a miracle pill for me and I think, worthy to be tried. I think you may be surprised too.
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Dietary Supplements from bitter melon (English), tsuru reishi (Japanese), ku gua (Chinese) or ampalaya (Philippines), vegetable in Asian countries known in folk wisdom to prevent and counteract Type II diabetes. David James, director for diabetes and obesity program of Garvan Institute of Medical Research in Sydney is studying bitter melon effects on treatment of diabetes on molecular level.
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