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A type of nerve damage that can occur in people with diabetes, and its potential relationship with metformin use.
There is no established, generalizable parasite that causes diabetes in humans; large-scale reviews and fact-checkers find associations but not causation, and experts warn that social media claims of ...
No high‑quality randomized, head‑to‑head trials directly comparing oral alpha‑lipoic acid (ALA) monotherapy with or for (PDN) have been identified in the provided literature; most randomized trials of...
There is not a single, universally accepted cure for “diabetes” today, because diabetes names multiple diseases with different causes and treatments (type 1 and type 2 being the largest categories) . ...
Patients taking metformin or insulin while using supplements for neuropathy should prioritize targeted monitoring, cautious supplementation (especially vitamin B12), and clear communication with presc...