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Advances in type 2 diabetes care, including new treatments and technologies, since 2020
Two commonly marketed ingredients—cinnamon and chromium—have a body of peer‑reviewed research showing modest, inconsistent effects on markers of glucose metabolism, with some randomized trials and met...
Randomized trials and meta-analyses point most consistently to chromium picolinate as the formulation with the strongest signal for modest HbA1c improvements in type 2 diabetes, typically at supplemen...
Randomized trials and meta-analyses show that both Mediterranean‑style and low‑carbohydrate dietary patterns lower A1C and improve cardiometabolic risk factors in people with type 2 diabetes, but the ...
Type 2 diabetes is not corrected by a single “ingredient” but by a coordinated set of therapies and supports—weight loss and lifestyle change, evidence-based glucose‑lowering medications (notably GLP‑...