Posts Tagged ‘diabetes’
Here’s a scenario I encountered that will be familiar to many pharmacists. It starts with a customer seeking advice at the counter: “My doctor says I have prediabetes. I don’t want to take any drugs. Do you have something natural I can use to cut my blood sugar?” I looked at him in the eye, […]
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Tags: cinnamon, diabetes, naturalistic fallacy
Neuragen for Nerve Pain
Today’s post is from SBP contributor Avicenna. Here’s his bio and his prior posts. An estimated 2 to 3% of the developed world - roughly 1 million Canadians and 10 million Americans - suffer from a debilitating form of chronic pain, called neuropathic pain (NP) or neuralgia.(1,2) What’s worse is that these numbers are expected […]
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Tags: diabetes, geranium oil, homeopathy, neuragen, neuragen.ca, origin biomed, review, shingles
I don’t normally read the freebie newspapers in Toronto as their content is the journalistic equivalent of the lead in the Toronto water supply: both slowly sap your intellect away. But I ride public transit and those papers are littered everywhere, rolling around the TTC. So against my better judgment I picked up the paper […]
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Tags: 1-deoxynojirimycin, diabetes, mulberry, natural health products, natural health products directorate, weight loss
