Cinnamon contains MHCP (methyhydroxychacone polymer) which mimics insulin in its action. So we do not have to take metformin (I do because I am diabetic.) However at senior citizen rate, the Ritemed metformin good for l00 days will cost me merely l65 php. However, the cinnamon I found out will set me back by P700.00 and good for only 30 days.
Which is which now.? Cost wise it should be metformin.
However in terms of toxicity (I was told that long term use of metformin damanges the kidney and the liver?) I will go for cinnamon or turmeric.
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Date: Wed, Mar 7, 2012 at 10:47 PM
Subject: Welcome to Dr. Jonathan Wright's Health e-Tips
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From: Nutrition and Healing - Christine O'Brien <NutritionandHealing@newmarkethealth.com>
Date: Wed, Mar 7, 2012 at 10:47 PM
Subject: Welcome to Dr. Jonathan Wright's Health e-Tips
To: JORGE.SAGUINSIN@gmail.com
You have received this e-mail because our records indicate that you signed up for a free subscription to Nutrition and Healing's Health e-Tips eLetter. Diabetes cure hiding in your spice rack!? Dear Reader, Welcome to Nutrition & Healing's Health eTips e-letter. Congratulations -- you've taken your first step into uncovering the nutritional cures that "mainstream" medicine tries so hard to keep from you. You picked a great day to start -- I'm going to tell you how someday soon the threat of type 2 diabetes could be wiped out for millions of people. In fact, some type 2 diabetics may NEVER need drugs again. It's true. Dr. Wright has shown us how to overcome and prevent it, with nothing more costly than table cinnamon. I'm not talking about some exotic variety, but the stuff that's already in your cupboard! Up until recently, type 2 diabetics thought they had no choice but to pay through the nose for dangerous drugs, including metformin (Glucophage®). Side effects from this stuff include extreme weakness, muscle pain, trouble breathing and even heart arrhythmia. But now, Dr. Wright's patients have learned... success can be as simple as saying "sugar and spice!" How? It turns out that cinnamon contains a very powerful nutrient called methylhydroxychalcone polymer -- MHCP for short. A few years ago, a research team led by Dr. Richard Anderson isolated a part of cinnamon (MHCP) that closely mimics insulin activity. The researchers observed that a combination of MHCP and insulin worked synergistically in regulating glucose metabolism. The researchers concluded that although there were differences between the responses MHCP and insulin can have on regulating sugar metabolism, the benefit of combining the two therapies is clear. They also noted that MHCP does mimic insulin and that, in most instances, MHCP can work alone -- without the presence of insulin. Keep reading...
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