Can diabetics take corvalen?
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I don't know. You might want to ask your pharmasist. A chemist ( or pharmasist?) recommended it for a source of energy before any intensive physical activities, such as football, tennis, etc, to help one maintain muscle strength and energy level (something about preventing from overusing muscles to produce energy required for one's prolonged activity). I found it helpful when I took an hour before a tennis match. If you wish to contact him, his name is Eric Holgate. His website is http://duramedmedical.com.
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it's not recommended because it can drop your blood sugar . Even if you don't have diabetes, you have to eat something when you take ribose or it can cause a drop in blood sugar.
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Corvalen (D-Ribose) is used to stimulate ATP production, thereby increasing energy. It also increases the production of insulin, thereby decreasing your blood sugar. If you are Type I or II diabetic, it just adds one more variable that causes fluctuations in blood sugar. If you want, try it, and check your blood sugar. every 30 minutes after a dose for 2 hours. Its effect on blood sugar lasts 2 hours. http://www.livestrong.com/article/519345-d-ribose-blood-sugar/
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Interesting info on D-Ribose here: http://diabetesdietdialogue.wordpress.com/tag/corvalen/
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As far as I know, Corvalen is a "brand name" and this product is the same thing, just generic.
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Hi Frances...I don't know the answer, sorry, but it was recommended by my vascular surgeon. I understand that the other kind of B-12 (cyancobalin) is only partially converted to methylcobalamin by the body. The label skirts the issue. It says it is manufactured in a facility that meets FDA rerquirements, but then says the food and drug administration has not commented on the validity of the statements made on the label.Hope someone else can answer your question more definitively
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All I can say is give it a try. It might. I always have to take two capsules when I eat gluten; otherwise, I get sores in my mouth.
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The ingredients in Mendapause seem to be plant and organic based, with levels that I, as well as my Doctor, felt comfortable with me taking. I would suggest you share this with your Doctor before starting your regimen, but I can tell you that I was delighted to see cofirming results within the first few days!! My symptoms subsided almost immediately, and I felt great. I now take it periodically, as needed. Couldn't be more pleased. It works!
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My Naturopathic Endocrinologist doctor recommended 1 TBSP twice a day with foods, at breakfast and dinner. She advised me this product will improve my memory.
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It has its own national sugar but is safe for diabetics. I'm not sure about go. I hope that helps.
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Cellulose, magnesium sterate, and silicon dioxide are what is on my bottle. I really do not know all the ingredients but I can tell you as a diabetic it does not hurt me and I am slowly losing the weight I want to lose. I wish it was faster but it is a good slow rate, so better chance to keep it off
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Being a nurse l would say no. It would have to be prescription. I never read that in the ingredients.
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Mannitol and sorbitol, plus natural cherry flavor, which are okay for diabetics. This brand has smaller b-12 dosages and other supplements that use stevia, but this ones doesn't have it. From label: Other ingredients: Mannitol, sorbitol, natural cherry flavor, stearic acid, and magnesium stearate For any supplements, you can see the actual labels with ingredients at www.swansonvitamins.com. I check there, even if I buy it from Amazon. Bon journee'. --Connie The label says: Other ingredients: Mannitol, sorbitol, natural cherry flavor, stearic acid, and magnesium stearate this is the optimal dosage for someone with issues to address. stearic acid, and magnesium stearate
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the one thing i have experience with being a diabetic. my elbows got very very dry, and my feet also got dry. then they would start buring, when i put this gold bond on my elbows. i wear socks to cover them at night. on my feet it takes the dryness out, and the buring sensation. i also cover them to. never never do i walk at night without any socks on, it;s always socks or slippers. hope this helps. dolores
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You really need to get with your physician for the answer, especially if you have diabetes or taking other medication.
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I don't know. I'm new to diabetes and have the True brand lancet and tester so it works with them. They are a greater guage than I am able to purchase with my prescription at the pharmacy. My sister told me about them so I've been using them and they have the cap which is nice for disposal. But I'm not familiar with any other equipment. Sorry
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I would say no, but I've taken this product every night before bed andI have autoimmune issues and I've never had any problems. If you truly want the exact answer call the company.
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Ingredients are: Dextrose, Reb A (Stevia Extract), Cellulose Powder, Natural flavors. It does say that it is suitable for individuals with diabetes.
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Sorry, have never used sublingualb12, so can't compare here. I do think the pills are good though. Best type of b12 for deficiency caused by Metformin.
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It has lowered my blood sugar and trygl. to healthy levels and I feel much better when taking Marine-D3