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diabetics taking homeopathy

after searching and not finding anything on the forum I ask....if you are diabetic does the amount of the sugar in homeopathy affect you? If taken everyday?

Is there a form of pills made by some other substance that will not interfere with diabetics? I have a friends husband that is wanting to take some homeopathy but has diabetis and I just want to make sure.

Thanks!

jose07 on 2005-10-08

This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.

If for some reason you are seriously concerned with the miniscule quantity of sugar in a lactose globule, you may like to use the original Ethanol solution that is used to activate the lactose globules.

There is no evidence that the lactose globules can possibly affect a Diabetic.

You may like to know that I have recently discovered that Arnica 30c helps to decrease BS levels and you can visit the information that I have posted on this Forum.

Cinnamon powder also helps. Max dose is 1/4 teaspoon taken twice daily

♡ Joe De Livera last decade

I didn't think the small amounts taken would affect his diabetes but my friend was. I did tell her he could take the liquid form if he wanted to. Since Im have not studied homeopathy for a long time I wasn't sure and wanted to ask.

From what I know about medicine though...it didn't concern me cause it is a small amount of glucose being taking in.

I did read your posts. The cinnamon poweder interest me. I might tell her to try it.
Thanks!

jose07 last decade

I agree there is no harm from the lactose tablets and can assure you that the blood sugar levels will not be affected by these (1 tablet per dose is ample) or by the sugar pills (1 pill per dose is ample).
I have talked this over with homeopaths and regular doctors and nurses who all agree on this point.

erika last decade

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