11 Drinks That Lower Blood Sugar Naturally

[@chyzar]

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[@DiabeticsTalk]

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[@leonorguarina2403]

@@DiabeticsTalkthank you this importation about diabetic

[@wandafreitas6009]

I'm just starting on this journey of lowering my blood sugar and am very confused about what to eat and what not to eat. I am a vegetarian and there aren't that many things that in the way of protein that a diabetic vegetarian can eat. I don't like eating eggs that often because I was always taught that eggs were bad. the bean family is a little too much to be eating all the time for me. my daughter does my cooking, she works full-time , I need to get my hemoglobin A1c down more it was 15 now it's eight point something. I've got a big back surgery coming that I need to get ready for and now I've got problems with my hip and my knee. life is terrible right now! there's so much pain I can hardly think. my doctor wants my hemoglobin A1c down below seven before I have surgery. can anybody give me ideas, recommendations, ? all I drink is water, and on occasion a glass of . milk. also have kidney failure stage 3 up and down around 30. I've heard keto and high-fat are the best to eat, but I need help with WHAT to eat.

[@barbaramcmillan3835]

@@wandafreitas6009 I would suggest you try cutting carbs as low as possible. In addition to Sugar, This includes ALL Wheat and Corn type flours , White Potatoes, Rice, Pasta and obviously Cakes and Cookies. And anything made with the above. Sweet Potatoes and Parsnips are not so high in carbs, you could have them occasionally. Otherwise make your meals from vegetables and low sugar berries. Other fruits and banana are high sugar. There are some meat alternatives available for vegetarians. I would suggest you make a shopping list and stick to that to begin with, and you will learn about more options as you go. Good Luck

[@judiekathey38]

I struggled with blood sugar issues for years, feeling tired and off all the time. I tried different diets and treatments, but nothing worked. Then I found a simple solution that worked quickly! My energy leveled out, and I finally felt like myself again. I can’t post it here but it's on my channel

[@DiabeticsTalk]

It sounds like you’ve been on quite a journey! It’s amazing to hear you found something that worked for you. Thanks for sharing your experience-it can really inspire others to keep looking for solutions that work best for them. Wishing you continued health and energy! 😊🍃

[@BerhaneKirosEmbaye-fn4sb]

You are so stupid for not sharing your way of treating your blood sugure level but why you want to cjange tge suffer of people to money if you can explain it here in public every body can use it but as you are so greedy at money you can not be saved even.

[@melvinpayumo1901]

1. water 2. ginger tea 3. green tea 4. chamomile tea 5. coffee mixed with butter 6. apple cider 7. lemon water 8. red wine 9. Coconut water 10. Kambucha tea 11. Beet root juice

[@benjaminstowe9017]

Adding cinnamon makes the pancreas create insulin to process excessive sugars naturally

[@susangansemer6983]

Thank you

[@robindepner9168]

Thank you🇨🇦

[@margeferguson8145]

Great list 👍🏽

[@joerichardwad1645]

Apple cider VINEGAR, not apple cider. Big difference.

[@kimmathis1945]

01:02 Water 01:50 Lemon Water 03:13 Ginger Tea 04:33 Apple Cider Vinegar 06:42 Pomegranate Juice 08:19 Coffee 10:33 Coconut Water 11:49 Beetroot Juice 13:13 Red Wine 14:03 Green Tea 16:48 Kombucha

[@ftlfist]

thank you

[@Lady_Mstikal]

Thank you ❤

[@thandiebese3446]

Thank u for it really helps me & my husband

[@janehyden1652]

TYVM!!!!

[@msd5720]

Thanks 😊

[@qureshij13]

For last six months I am not using white flour White rice white pasta and white Sugar I got best results I control my diabetic and reduce me weight and also control frequently urination 😊

[@edwardhanson3664]

That's a good start. Now you need to repair the damage done by previously consuming those things. It gets better from here.

[@stoneywise3811]

it will be better if you dont use any starch. Starch is bounded sugar and becomes sugar in minutes after consuming.

[@sooryasubramaniam5692]

Please share what you eat in a day

[@ericupchurch2967]

Water 💦 Lemon 🍋 Ginger Tea ☕ Apple Cider Vinegar 🍎 Pomegranate Juice 🥤 Coffee ☕ Coconut Water 🥥 Beet Juice 🧃 Red Wine 🍷 Green Tea 🍵 Camille Tea ☕ Kombucha Tea 🍵

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@JesteRsjoke-nu6bo]

awesome stuff! thanX! bt coconut water is high in frutcose. yet coconut OIL lowers glucose, +balances gut biome by destroying most bad bugs!! thanX 🌷

[@poochy2003]

11 Drink that lower blood sugar naturally 11. Water (1:05) 10. Lemon water (1:52) 9. Ginger tea (3:17) 8. Apple cider vinegar (4:37) 7. Pomegranate juice (6:47) 6. Coffee (8:21) 5. Coconut water (10:37) 4. Beet root juice (11:51) 3. Red wine (13:16) 2. Tea (14:05) (green tea is a winner) 1. Kombucha (16:50)

[@jerilyncibulka6162]

Thanks Nikki 👍🏻

[@elladitsaful]

awesome but I"m not a coffee drinker hot chocolate and green tea are the only hot stuff I like, the rest have to be ice cold drinks . kombucha I don't know but definelty not apple cider. can't drink that if it was the last dirnk on earth. I rather just swallow the capsule with water. I did a water fast and lost another two pounds. these days I'm eating very little once a day and I eat garlic with water every night with half a cup of fage Greek yogurt. :D. BTW. Fage in Greek. pronounced. FAh YEH IS THE SAME THING AS ITALIAN WORD MANGA. EAT !!!!!

[@kimyoung3484]

Thank you so much ❤️🌹❤️

[@leonardgibney2997]

Nikki thanks for the list. Doctors such as Mandela have been saying this for some time too.

[@katebc9148]

Thank You.

[@sacmaeedwards7962]

FYI- I have been a dental hygienist for 43 years- lemon water is acidic, as is most of the suggestions in this video- good for blood sugar, BAD for teeth- it can contribute to decalcification & massive decay- just rinse with fresh water immediately after consuming acidic drinks

[@LisaSoulLevelHealing]

I use a straw.

[@michelelindseth8250]

Any citric hurts my throat and stomach.

[@debradavis692]

I always drink through a straw. Less chance of it being in contact with your teeth for a long period of time.ijs

[@sanjaypatil2532]

Fine. But isn't saliva there to neutralize ?

[@desertrat1111]

Thanks for the info

[@paulinavaldez3913]

Cinnamon tea helped me when I ran out of insulin...

[@sooryasubramaniam5692]

Did you use normal cinnamon or Ceylon cinnamon

[@ariyahyisrael1232]

For better effect use Ceylon cinnamon and drink as a tea with hot water. I have heard this before from a Nutritionist.

[@arleneandrada6713]

Im drinking coconut water, water, tea, lemon water, apple cider water and a bit of honey, garlic water, psyllium husk and chia seeds

[@QAVictor]

Is it helping you??

[@barrysmith8193]

Blood sugar can be addressed very effectively by changing your diet to remove all of those foods that creates inappropriate blood sugar. In addition lower blood pressure will benefit from this change. I changed years ago and my BP is 110/75 predictably and my glucose is 95 to 105 predictably. I’m 75 and take supplements only… no pharmaceuticals ever. Oh yes…. I run 3 miles at 4 in the morning. Been doing it for years.

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Thanks for sharing!

[@LesReeves]

Bit hard when walking a 100 metres makes your hips scream out in pain (rheumatoid arthritis)

[@mikevaske8255]

You are very blessed, what would you do if you experienced such excruciating pain after slowly walking less than 50 feet, and had to sit down?

[@johnknudtson8703]

Green tea helps me, hopefully I can get some new hips soon. I am only 54 though​@@mikevaske8255

[@LeonardTaylor-g3t]

Good for you 😎😎👍

[@jayjoseph3104]

VERY HELPFUL. THANKS👍

[@valoismickens1169]

As a diabetic, I am so happy to know that i incorporate most of the items in these two videos. I was surprised at sweet potato and applecider vinegar. I do notice tgat when I go off my diet, my body does not feel good and I suffer. Thank you for reinforcing diet habits.

[@DiabeticsTalk]

It's wonderful to hear that you already incorporate most of the items mentioned in the videos. Sweet potato and apple cider vinegar can indeed offer some potential benefits for managing blood sugar levels. It's great that you've noticed how your body feels when you deviate from your diet. Consistency and mindful eating can make a significant difference in managing diabetes and overall well-being. Keep up the fantastic work, and thank you for sharing your experience. Best wishes on your continued journey towards maintaining a healthy diet!

[@pearlholmes4291]

I have been following your advice and I can personally say I am getting good results as my blood sugar has not been out of control anymore.Thank you for your great advice

[@micheledillon8967]

I love Peppermint tea I put 1 teabag in about a gallon of cold water in fridge let sit overnight and enjoy all day long

[@DiabeticsTalk]

That's great to hear that you enjoy peppermint tea! Peppermint tea can be a refreshing and healthy beverage choice. Peppermint is a natural herb that has been found to have some health benefits, including aiding digestion, reducing inflammation, and improving mental focus. It is also caffeine-free, which makes it a good option for those who are sensitive to caffeine or who want to avoid it. Your method of making peppermint tea sounds like a good way to keep it handy and available throughout the day. Just be sure to keep the tea refrigerated to prevent bacteria growth. It's also important to note that while peppermint tea is generally considered safe, it may interact with certain medications, so it's always a good idea to check with your healthcare provider before adding it to your diet.

[@rolandoalfonso4657]

Green pepper lowers my suger levels. Have lots of vitimans. I also wash white rice well to get rid of the starch. Rinse untill water runs clear.

[@techsng5815]

I soak it before 8 cook it, repeatedly washing out the starch. Boil it then put it under the water. Same with potatoes but I use potatoes less

[@gregl2249]

If I drink 2 bottles of water when I wake in the morning before I eat it only lowers my blood glucose by 5 points (I’m not diabetic) 2 hours later -also lemon water on a empty stomach raises my glucose ( lemons do contain sugar) -apple cider is the best I’ve found if you don’t have any type of indigestion

[@jbjacobs9514]

Thank you for a REAL account of what happens to blood sugar. Videos like these don't actually correlate with real life and regular people. You at least tell the truth!

[@billgrandone3552]

If you do have indigestion use cider vinegar as a flavoring agent with your favorite salad oil and mild spices on salads or in white bean chicken chili with just a touch of chili power and cumin if you can.

[@stantonbray9110]

ThNk you for this video! Iqas pre-diabetic and started drinking 4oz of pomegranate juice and returned t drinking my hot tea twice per day! My pre-diabetic problem cleared up!

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Wonderful!

[@LadyC1205]

Thank you, I am not a diabetic, I just want to be healthy. This is very good information with great alternative drinks.😊

[@DiabeticsTalk]

You're welcome! It's great to hear that you found the information helpful. Even if you don't have diabetes, it's still important to make healthy choices to maintain good overall health. We're glad to hear that the alternative drink options provided in the video are of interest to you. Let us know if you have any other questions or topics you'd like to see covered in future videos!

[@andreagonzales9288]

@@DiabeticsTalk yes

[@DawnOKane]

Balance your Blood Sugar: #1- Water, women lemon 🍋 water. #2- Ginger Tea #3- Apple Cider Vinegar #4- Pomegranate Juice #5- moderate consume Black Coffee #6- Coconut water #7- Beetroot juice #8- Red wine moderate #9- Green Tea 🍵 10- Chamomile Tea 11- Kombucha

[@philomenaking4288]

What is kombucha?

[@janettedavis7761]

Yes

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[@Glory-to-GOD-in-the-Highest.]

Thank you very much. God bless you 🙏.

[@heathermiller5088]

Thank you so much for the positive things. I definitely needed to hear this. Diagnosed as diabetic is no fun. But we have to stay strong and healthy .

[@paulwood9043]

I am a type 2 diabetic and I am glad I found this youtube video, as I have problems with my bowels, kidney disease, aches and pains in the lower part of my back, prostrate problems, blurred eyesight vision where I got to wear glasses.

[@engc4953]

Most people can reverse Type 2 Diabetes with a keto lifestyle, keep carbs 20 grams or less per day, prioritize protein and don’t fear fat. Eliminate sugars, processed foods, most fruit, grains and vegetable seed oils.

[@Straightdeal]

You can reverse your diabetes by cutting carbs and specifically sugar. You can reverse your diabetes in 3 months.

[@tammitamee4167]

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[@BoatPotomac]

Paul: Burdock. Clearly, you need to detoxify. Dandelion is useful to detoxify, also. Since your absorption of toxins seems extensive, research herbs for detox and start drinking/rating a variety of them. Remember basic scientific method caution and try one at a time for several days before substituting a different one. That way, if you have a noticeable good or bad reaction, you will be able to identify what you're reacting to. Perhaps limit yourself to trying one for 3-4 days before discontinuing and then starting another. That way, you will go through 2 detoxifying foods a week. Once you have gone through the list if detoxifying foods you want to try and identifying your noticeable reactions, if any, you can then avoid negative reactions why alternating detoxing foods at will. The goal is not to detox fast. The goal is to detox in an efficient and effective manner. I just use burdock, but that's just me. My sister uses ginger, but I don't because some people get hard to manage diarrhea from ginger. You can increase your water, too, but understand that increasing your water will also decrease your electrolytes. That is why water in the firm of trash, soups, and stews is to be preferred. You can also drink a non-sugared sports drink diluted. During the summer when I drink more water than usual I will sometimes drink half my daily intake of water as tea and half as 2/3 water and 1/3 non- sugary sports drink. That is not scientific. It is merely to gently supplement my normal diet. I tend to run low on potassium, for example. My goal with olive oil, bananas, and sports drinks is always to avoid charliehorses. Your goal is to detox without adding additional strain or stress to your tissues.

[@Nicolee7764]

@Paul Wood- Are you a Christian? If you're not, you may want to become one. God is able to help you with your health issues.

[@winddancer8086]

I use several of these drinks. Lemon and water. Braggs vineger/water , kombochu /Ginger flavor), coconut water and beet root, They are my favorite

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@dar4835]

Braggs apple cider vinegar has been sold, and the recipe is not being used. Please check this out!

[@sethholsopple3802]

Yes we used to get brags it is water down under the new owners.

[@billgrandone3552]

Of those listed i regularly drink water, apple cider vinegar, coffee, green tea, and red wine. As for cider vinegar and beetroot juice. I put a vinegar based dressing, (red wine or raspberry or low salt homemade Italian, on salad and add cider vinegar to a bowl of chili with beans as they do in some places in Mexico. A tablespoon or so sweetens the chili somewhat and cuts the spiciness and heat. You can also get your vinegar and beetroot fix by making a salad of canned beets with the juice and cider vinegar, with diced onions, parsley (optional) and diced green peppers for color and flavor. A dash of sugar substitute brings out the sweetness of the beets. Add a small amount of pepper and salt to taste. I have coffee two to three times a day, sometime splurging at night with a cup of Irish coffee with just a splash of creamer. So far since I was diagnosed with steroid created diabetes in 2019 I have kept my A1C at a steady 6.2.

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Thank you for sharing your detailed regimen! It's great to hear how you've incorporated these drinks into your diet to manage your blood sugar levels. Your tips on using cider vinegar and beetroot juice in recipes are really helpful. Congratulations on maintaining your A1C at 6.2 since 2019! Keep up the good work!

[@billgrandone3552]

@@DiabeticsTalk I should add that since I take an infusion every six months for a rare illness called vasculitis which has not only exacerbated my once manageable COPD forcing me to use oxygen, but also negates the effects of the COVID Vaccine leaving me homebound and unable to go other than to my doctors, or to a drive in restaurant, or a sit down one after normal breakfast, and lunch hours, or before supper hour or late night, masked and sitting away from other people. No one other than family is allowed in my house except family and my housekeeper once a week, and my neighbor who helps me with my wheelchair to the doctors office and does repairs on our home and cars. I am 75 and my wife is 77. Our 50th Wedding Anniversary was on July 20th. Unfortunately I was in the hospital as with a collapsed lung, possibly created by an injury when a chair leg cracked and broke off sending me head over heels and on to my back. So right now though I just got a used stationary bike and a treadmill for my wife's exercise will be limited to walking around my living room and trips to the john.

[@lthrmjb3753]

I am Mujeeb and love to see comments about diabetes. Also like to receive and share to control my diabetes

[@Sunflowers_and_sunshine]

I add lots of lime to water it's really good I also do that to kambucha I add parsley and ginger turmeric and spinach to a morning drink with lime

[@Cyrilmc222004]

Thank you so much I really really appreciate your time and effort in bringing this information to me. I’m not a diabetic but, I really don’t want to be, so I’ve subscribed and given you a thumbs up too. Please stay safe and well too

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Thanks for your kind words!

[@jj339c]

Type 2 here and for my body the only thing that impacts my A1C in the positive is mild to moderate exercise and no sugar, no carbs if I need to see rapid sugar response. Just for the record my sugar doesn’t swing a bit, it’s always high unless I cut carbs and sugar. Everybody is different when it comes to diabetes. All of the beverages listed here are absolutely good for diabetics, but do not regulate my sugar much. My main beverages are water, coffee and tea. No sugar of course. I’ve tried it all, believe me I’ve tried it all. lol

[@benjaminstowe9017]

Adding some Ceylon cinnamon to your diet will help increase your pancreas’ function

[@loupoulain8103]

Same here. This is a very helpful video.

[@valeriemikepinera3828]

Do you take metformin?

[@benjaminstowe9017]

@@valeriemikepinera3828 no but my Dad did & he had been addicted to sweets so I did a little digging online

[@marianne1959]

Same here!

[@jackielitambola3017]

🙏🏾🙏🏾👏👏 many thanks 🙏🏾 you are a wonderful blessing to me. i knew about water.. but know i learn a lot. remain blessed 😇.

[@CaueAnastaciolira]

*I had very high blood sugar I only managed to improve my health when I found a WONDERFUL treatment, if you want to know about it, I left the video in the comment reply*

[@CaueAnastaciolira]

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[@QAVictor]

would like to learn how I can lower my diabetis with natural drinks instead of medications that seem not to be doing much for me

[@LeonardTaylor-g3t]

All I am going to stay thank you for showing us your video we wanted to learn about it

[@davielekuna]

@@CaueAnastaciolira where is the video

[@carolmyrie2907]

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[@whomagoose6897]

First time I tasted Kombucha tea I didn't know if I would try it again. It's sort of an acquired taste. I quickly acquired the taste of Kombucha. Now every time I go to the grocery store a bottle of Kombucha leaves the store with me. I learned of the beneficial microbes, but, the capacity to reduce blood sugar and the A1-C test makes it even better.

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Wow! Thanks for sharing!

[@susanchomphen4500]

Thank you so much for all the great information. I live in South East Asia, in a remote area, the local hospital diagnosed me with Type 2 diabetes, however could provide next to no information on how to deal with it, without your you tube I wouldn't have known anything, I have watched most of your videos and I want you to know how very much I appreciate your information, it has helped me more than you can imagine.

[@esmemorgan8117]

Where can I get the kombuci

[@marliegay4888]

Eat lots of salads and meat for more than 6 months basically keto you can reverse diabetes type 2

[@susanbuss3799]

Look into intermittent fasting. Dr Jason Fung on you tube has many videos for treating type 2 diabetes.

[@nurseattle]

Costco sells Kombucha. It is in the refrigerator. It’s good ginger lemonade.

[@Neta_2525]

I drink most of the items on this list. Started making my own Kombucha a few months and it tastes even better.

[@matkins9298]

Hi how do you make the kombucha...thanks

[@Neta_2525]

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[@mariasisneros6273]

Can you give the ingredients on how to make Kombucha?

[@johnsontermines290]

yes ...i tried the beet root, lemon water and green tea

[@1_John_2_27]

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[@genevasolomon6662]

Good morning I am a diabetic and I've been fighting with my diabetes it goes down it goes up I don't know what is going on if I'm eating too much of sugar in my coffee or what's going on I would like to find out about it and I would like to free books to help me a lot thank you good morning and have a blessed day

[@DiabeticsTalk]

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[@josephinejohnson7548]

Thank you for the information, I really do appreciate it, I'm a diabetic I'm going to try some of them, thanks much God bless you

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Thank you for watching!

[@JesteRsjoke-nu6bo]

mild eXcersize (not eXtreme) like house work, walking, airsquats etc. haz renound effects on lowering blood sugar levels too. bt generally fitness keeps the blood glucose lower for a longer duration!! 💝stay healthy, prevention bests cures. +mild to severe, eXersize, +avoiding processed food, keeps u in better stead. always eat fiber before every meal, az it puts a mesh lining on gut, hence sugars r absorbed into blood slow as a third itz speed!! I lov u all, health is a gift🌷

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Absolutely! Light activities like walking or housework are great for keeping blood sugar in check, and maintaining a consistent fitness routine can have lasting benefits for glucose control. Plus, avoiding processed foods and eating fiber-rich foods are smart tips for slowing sugar absorption. Thanks for sharing these insights, and stay healthy! 🌿💪

[@lolly_bread]

Your videos are fantastic. So professional and thorough. Well done.

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Thank you so much for your kind words! We're glad to hear that you find my videos helpful and informative. We put a lot of effort into making them as professional and thorough as possible, so it means a lot to hear that they are appreciated. Let us know if you have any suggestions for future video topics or feedback on how we can improve. Thanks for watching!

[@elainemidgley7878]

Pomegranate juice....... beetroot juice...... loads of green tea ..... water....... apple cider vinger first thing in the morning ...... lemon water all day at work

[@НаталияПапырина]

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[@tinacox9526]

Glad I found your video today it was awesome info

[@marlyngeorge7311]

Thank you 😌❤️

[@annierobinson6773]

I'm enjoying the 11 drinks that lower your blood sugar keep on keepin on I love it thank you

[@DiabeticsTalk]

You're welcome! We're glad to hear that you're enjoying the drinks and finding them helpful in managing your blood sugar levels. It's wonderful to incorporate natural and healthy options into your routine. Remember to always consult with a healthcare professional regarding your specific health needs and any potential interactions with existing medications. Keep enjoying those drinks and take care of your health!

[@bozenajencek]

Thank you for a lecture...

[@speakeasy911]

I drink: water, lemon water, coconut water, matcha green tea (and other teas), and coffee-Daily, I drink apple cider vinegar-when I'm out of lemons, beet root or green drink #Organify-Daily after I exercise.

[@DiabeticsTalk]

It's great to see that you have a variety of healthy beverages in your daily routine. Staying hydrated with water and herbal teas is essential for overall health. Remember that it's essential to listen to your body and make choices that suit your individual needs. Additionally, if you have any specific health conditions or concerns, it's always best to consult with a healthcare professional for personalized advice.

[@babss943]

I put a tiny bit of cream in my coffee and it’s fine for my diabetes. No sugar. But drinking black coffee just makes me sad.

[@rod_triplxvi739]

What type of cream do you use? Can I just use low-fat milk?

[@hireexpectations]

I understand, the guys I worked with at a plant that made cement laughed at me when I added cream to my coffee. I started sipping a little with a bite to eat. Eventually, I learned to enjoy it without the cream. Try sipping on it black along with something you like to eat, then before you know it, you'll be in like flint!

[@normaadame4018]

@@babss943 me too

[@JesteRsjoke-nu6bo]

super-mart coffee is full of corn-flower. this is worse than sugar!! fact is PURE ground coffee is a holy grail in sable blood sugar! +try adding pwd chocolate or ginger!! this becomes a super food combo!!! 🌷

[@animaldarezntalkz]

Thank You for making this video 💯 I needed to find you 💯💯

[@elcidepauiius3143]

Elcide R Paulius thank you so much for the information God bless you ❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😅😅😅

[@DiabeticsTalk]

You're welcome! We're glad I could provide you with the information you needed. Thank you for your kind words, and may you be blessed as well!

[@KP-iv8li]

I love Kombucha and all of these choices I have them and found what you said they do in conjunction with the foods I choose to eat really works and I’ve added Intermittent Fasting to my regim😂en and and has lost 121lbs as a result of doing that down to 204lbs as of Thursday December st1 22 my A1c was 5.9 last checked as of October 15 2022 it’s been a long hard fight but I’m not giving up I’ve come to far at my heaviest I weighed 355lbs and I knew then something MUST CHANGE I HAD TO DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT

[@KP-iv8li]

@@tammyvaughn4332 thanks 🙏🏽 it’s been a challenge and not without stumbling but I knew I had to stay focused and I didn’t believe I could do it with my poor eating habits, my overeating, and drinking I’ve cut them out it’s been 27yrs of deliverance from drinking and smoking and now I’m thankfully passed that

[@tokyoteetotaller]

You're an inspiration! Thank you for sharing your story!

[@vernitawise6294]

PTL! What an amazing awesome encouraging journey. Thank you for sharing your story. To God the Father of Abraham Isaac Jacob Jesus Yeshua Messiah the Christ and the Universe for sure; Be the Glory! We overcome the enemy by the blood of the lamb and the word of our testimony! Woo-hoo hallelujah! Proud of you 👏🏿 🙃😎💯

[@Evelyn925_]

Congratulations!

[@Jda1dog98]

That's awesome! I am in such a struggle with this, especially the weight loss/diet change. I too am almost at my heaviest and looking for ways to improve. As a Principal I also find it difficult for workout time... Any suggestions or motivations?

[@pepper419]

Beef stock is a great great drink too. It's really good for you.

[@darrellmcmillian2085]

I use the 10-10 diet no more than 10 carbs and no more than sugar so far so good 😊✌️

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Great job!

[@missme9496]

So you're starving ?

[@darrellmcmillian2085]

@@missme9496 no when buying stuff at the store if it has more than 10 put it back it’s depressing 🥲✌️eat all the meat 🥩 🥚 cheese 🧀 you want it’s the stuff that goes with it is bad like hash browns.....✌️

[@pearlberry---PearlyGates]

Hi you suggested to drink your ACV through a bamboo straw wouldn't any straw work is there a specific reason you chose the bamboo?

[@maureenbayley8627]

Thanks very much for the edification! It’s very informative and I am more comfortable with your input of how to use the very essential drinks to control diabetes.

[@virginiacadano627]

Yes i am using greentea and blocktea and my sugar level i very normal before 120 and now 82

[@luvnmealways2005]

Do u mean black tea?

[@iulianfeizi1017]

Very good presentation . Thank you.❤😊

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Glad you liked it!

[@charlesdarnay5455]

"Water should be your primary beverage of choice" says the voice-over, and yet it's listed as No. 11 instead of No. 1.

[@petermykichuk3714]

Drank apple cider vinegar with lemon juice for 1 month and never noticed blood sugar drop however I did get soars on my tongue

[@Bokgat]

May I mix them altogether in a super power morning juice? What’s the best quotient

[@mhabenimurry2510]

Thank you so much for sharing us this video . God bless you !

[@DiabeticsTalk]

And thank you, too, for always supporting our channel! Cheers!

[@beverlyhills7883]

Thank you. Valuable info.

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Glad you think so!

[@gretlynthomas4264]

Thanks for the well needed information, I am tired popping bills in my stomach. Sure to give a try and see the result. I am from Antigua a d Barbuda in the Caribbean Islands.

[@DiabeticsTalk]

You're welcome! It's understandable to feel tired of relying on medications. Exploring alternative approaches and making lifestyle changes can sometimes make a significant difference. Remember to consult with healthcare professionals to ensure the best course of action for your specific situation. Sending warm greetings to Antigua and Barbuda in the beautiful Caribbean Islands! Best wishes on your journey to improved health!

[@sujathasunder9721]

Amla or gooseberry juice and bittergours juice is also very helpful

[@Jesus_is_Lord_7]

I just heard about bittergours. I will try it. Thanks.

[@crombie7492]

Thanks, you saved me 20 minutes

[@marlenewitter]

Hi. This is a very interesting & informative video. I never thought I might have a sugar problem, but now would like to look more into it. I do have a strange allergic reaction to any & all wheat products, only thes past 2 years. ALL my joint (only on my right side) gets inflamed & painful 6 hours after eating foods containing wheat. Could this be diabetiese related too?

[@oscarholley891]

Yeah you do

[@lorrainemagarian2677]

You probably are dealing with a reaction to glyphosate, a very toxin substance sprayed on wheat in the field. Like all inflammatory issues, there is toxic overload. That being said, make sure to check your blood sugar levels daily.

[@thematrix3663]

Please get tested for celiac disease.

[@LilianLee-dd6ec]

Thanks for sharing .I will surely try them all .

[@DiabeticsTalk]

And thank you, too, for always supporting our channel! Cheers!

[@sean9159]

Young coconut water is also goodfor the heart

[@MarciaDove-u7m]

Hi! I Just Wanted To Say Thank You For Your Information & I Will Try Some Of Theses Teas!! And Even Better To Know That Organic Is Best!! Thanks! Marcia Dove

[@racheladjaye1563]

Great information. All the ingredients mentioned are a great source of help for diabetics

[@KamiruneJokhan]

It has plenty of information and i like looking at this video

[@maryfedellosa2713]

No.1 for me 11. Water and 10. Lemon Water

[@pepitodeleon8069]

Nice to receive your free gift book Ty God Bless

[@VickiLynn54]

Kombucha, I've never heard of. Being a newly diagnosed Diabetes patient, I have much to learn. Need all the help and your page covers a lot that I need. Thank you..have Subscribed

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Glad to be of help!

[@liannebedard5521]

I am a 3rd generation type 2 diabetic. Am 85, never been hospitalized, have had the benefits of a great diabetes education program…and a dad who was meticulously careful in healthy habits. If your clinic offers classes, by all means ATTEND, and take notes. It is not rocket science and yes, you can eat well. Visit a good library and a good bookstore and get an up to date, enjoyable book on how to eat. Above all, do not get into bad MENTAL habits. If your eating partner is not cooperative, make it clear that you are going to develop fun, tasty, SAFE habits. Good luck. You will need a few months to work this out…but if you are at all adventurous in the kitchen..,it will be fun. And READ labels. The food processing industry is not your friend.

[@NicanorJorgeJrJorge]

Thanks for the info on this to help us all....watching from philippines

[@DiabeticsTalk]

You're very welcome, and thank you for tuning in all the way from the Philippines! We're glad that the information provided in the video was helpful to you. If you have any other questions or concerns, feel free to let us know.

[@dainoradirmeikyte3653]

Lots of good advice. Made mouth hygiene is always bad for not only teeth and gums, but digestion too as digestion starts in the mouth. Another thing is movement, exercise 💪 The body has innate ability to heal itself. Needs the right tools. Like yoga, meditation, breathing excersises... anything to focus less on the condition and allow more parasympathetic system to be active. I am inspired by Dr Bruce Lipton, Dr Joe Dispenza. I hope that whatever we are suffering from, we heal from 😍

[@draugami]

Thank you for the video. I have heard many similar videos "read" by computer. I appreciate your expressive narrator. The intonation really helps understandability. Also, the review at the end is a great idea.

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Thank you for your kind words! If you have any more feedback or suggestions, feel free to let us know. Thanks again!

[@hallelpadilla7975]

Thanks for the information. Very informative and helpful.

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Glad it was helpful!

[@healthyeveryday-x9m]

This video is a goldmine of information for anyone trying to manage their blood sugar levels naturally! I had no idea drinks like beetroot juice and kombucha could have such a positive impact. Definitely going to start incorporating more of these into my daily routine. Thank you for making this easy to understand and so practical!

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Thank you so much for your kind words! We're thrilled to hear that you found the video helpful and full of practical tips. Beetroot juice and kombucha can indeed have some amazing benefits for managing blood sugar, and it's great that you're considering incorporating them into your routine! Remember, consistency is key, and it's always a good idea to monitor how these drinks affect your levels over time. We aim to make the information as clear and useful as possible, so it means a lot to know it's helping. Stay healthy, and feel free to reach out if you have any more questions!

[@heatherjordan5130]

Thanks to u God bless u

[@ezekieludofia9401]

Good morning, I am going to use this today

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Glad to hear that hope it helps! Let us know how it goes!

[@manuelcuellar8954]

Great video beetroot works well for me super thanks

[@alafiamarshyarsay1821]

Awesome information. Thanks ❤️

[@DiabeticsTalk]

We're glad to be of help! Thanks for watching!

[@Timetraveler1111MN]

Thank you this beautiful earth for giving us great food lemon trees 🌳 and people that grow the foods, we all need to think and act to care for our home earth 🌎 now.

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Well said!

[@melyalviar6056]

Thank you i well try all that you mentioned god bless

[@daviddavid9837]

What would be most helpful for this and other similar videos is to include carbohydrate information in grams per volume. That's how many of us diabetics decide what to eat and drink. I know those higher carb foods are going to push my blood sugar higher, often too high, and I like to control blood sugar with diet instead of chemicals and medicines.

[@BoatPotomac]

David: Well, then surely you read the food labels and can do basic math to calculate carbs. Total carbs per serving are listed on food labels. Online information searchers are 4th grade skills. You can online search 'how many carbs in a medium sized pomegranate,' for example. Surely, you have already been given the list if bad vegetables to avoid: rice, wheat flour products, corn, and peas, potatoes, sweet potatoes.

[@daviddavid9837]

@@BoatPotomac Wow. How amazingly rude, God love you. And from someone who flaunts their academic title. So condescending and superior. You think no one who knows how to watch a YT video doesn't know how to do that? The best YT videos are a complete package. This one was not, and I suggested how it might be better and more complete. Rather than accepting a suggestion intended to be helpful, you scold. Such a shame, bless your heart.

[@ppumpkin3282]

@@daviddavid9837 Seems kind of arrogant David, you ask for someone to do something you could easily do yourself, and even more arrogant to call some one rude, when you get called on it. It's like when some one does you a favor and sweeps your floor, it's like instead of saying thank-you, your suggestion is like saying, "could you wash the walls to".

[@daviddavid9837]

@@ppumpkin3282 No. It's not like that at all. Only inside your kind of arrogant head. I think the video would be better with carbohydrate information included, and I made the suggestion. Other viewers agreed. And now that I'm told how easy and effortless it is to find, it makes me think how easy and effortless it would be to add to the video. Now, go try to bully someone else. It's like you have nothing better to do than patrol YT and look to bully and create arguments.

[@rosettabutler6337]

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[@adamzarate5547]

Great Info, I already do a few of these, but am going to try a few more.

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Please do!

[@procopioskitchen3867]

People should also try the Cogon Grass Tea. It's a great drink and lots of health benefits.

[@clarabowens4883]

Thanks 🙏🏾

[@kterlau1036]

Great program. Be well.

[@unanswered08]

VERY helpful video's, thank you!!! Please, HOW can I get each of these books you have shown, I searched but I was not able to find the link mentioned... again, thank you!!! ❤

[@unanswered08]

I found it ... thank you!

[@DiabeticsTalk]

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[@Jesus_is_Lord_7]

Excellent video. Thank you.

[@pamelitadann5823]

Thanks for the useful informstion Jamaica Caribbean

[@shirley6249]

Great source of information.

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kaleenjacob7599]

Thank you very much I will try them

[@hanstezakhm]

What about bitter gourd juice???? It's best of all the drinks mentioned.

[@patriciajohnson1142]

Thanks for sharing this information God 🙏 bless you.

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Glad it was helpful!

[@janehyden1652]

tart cherry juice for arthritis.

[@vshakes6418]

Thanks for your help with the above diabetes

[@tebald]

Thoughts on Muntingia calabura, (Jamaican Cherry Tree) there was a science fair where it was shown that the fruit could actually reverse the effects of insulin resistance, not sure how true it is and it might take years to actually make a scientific claim, I'm just wondering what you think of the claims of the tree/fruit Thank you

[@lifeiseverything9]

I have been watching Jamaican video and they have alot of plants, roots, barks,leaves, flowers and fruits which help in diabetes and cancer and other diseases

[@TradMommy]

Has anyone else gotten fairly significant sores all over? Head (scalp/face), chest, back, torso, legs, feet? They’re very painful & scar.

[@DiabeticsTalk]

Hello, please check out our video 11 Common Signs of Diabetes on The Skin: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYPFeGyle5VqpKs

[@kenlandon7803]

Cinnamon,fenugreek,Tunnels Sylvestre and chromium picolinate.

[@Dailyhealth720]

11 Drink that lower blood sugar naturally: 1. water 2. ginger tea 3. green tea 4. chamomile tea 5. coffee mixed with butter 6. apple cider 7. lemon water 8. red wine 9. Coconut water 10. Kambucha tea 11. Beet root juice

[@riproar11]

Apple cider vinegar, not apple cider. Apple cider is really high in sugar.

[@abass4057]

Coffee with butter? I don’t really understand