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Dear Vaibhav,
If you have type-2 diabetes and if you are trying to manage/treat it with apple cider vinegar, you may not live long enough to follow all the answers to your question.
best wishes,
Refik
Respected Dr. Kanjhan
Thank you so much for such a straight answer,I appreciate your time considering it.Although, I feel like neglection has always led to discovery.I am not suffering from diabetes but I come from a place where acquiring a full prescription of diabetes and continuing with it for entire life is financially very difficult.
May be apple cider vinegar might or might not be active against type-2 Diabetes.But some research in past shows that the consumption of 20 g apple cider vinegar immediately before a carbohydrates (CHO)-rich mixed meal (87 g total CHO) improved (non-significantly) postprandial insulin and glucose fluxes and insulin sensitivity (estimated using a composite score).
Reference:
http://www.nature.com/ejcn/journal/v64/n7/full/ejcn201089a.html
Although its unclear the specified role of apple cider vinegar in diabetes.But, considering it for research would not be a bad idea and getting feedback from experts like you is always vital before starting with any thing.
and I feel like nature has answer to everything.but just needed to be considered appropriately ignoring the vacuum created by pharma-industries for variety of quick treatment with massive side effects.
With Best Regards
Many Thanks
Vaibhav Dubey
Dear Vaibhav,
Thank you for your explanation and I am sorry if I have been a bit too straight. It may well be that apple cider vinegar with CHO-rich food may help a bit in patients. Although I must add there may be better preventitive and more effective options such as diet, exercise and weight control.
Kind regards, Refik
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