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The effect of cinnamon on insulin sensitivity, with variable results from studies.
Cinnamon and honey have been promoted as a natural remedy for diabetes, and some studies suggest modest metabolic effects, but high-quality clinical trials do not support the claim that the combinatio...
Clinical trials show mixed but suggestive signals that certain collagen or gelatin products can modestly reduce appetite or body fat in some settings—particularly in older adults or when formulated to...
(DPN) hinges on reducing the metabolic forces that injure peripheral nerves and on early detection with protective foot care; strong evidence supports in and in both types, while lifestyle measures su...
Whey protein consistently produces a pronounced acute rise in and an early insulin surge when given as a “preload,” effects that are larger and faster than those typically reported for casein in many ...
Peer‑reviewed clinical trials testing ketogenic protocols show short‑term, often small randomized or controlled interventions that report improvements in insulin sensitivity and reductions in liver fa...
Collagen peptides do not appear to cause harmful, isolated “insulin spikes” in the sense of provoking pathological hyperinsulinemia; instead, preclinical and limited clinical data show collagen peptid...