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Diabetes

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Below is an overview of linked power supplies.
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1

Diabetes

Food sources

  1. Eating beetroot
  2. Eating Onions
  3. Kiwi
  4. Sugar substitutes (xylitol, sorbitol, mannitol, maltitol, lactitol, isomalt, erythritol, sucralose and polydextrose or a combination thereof)
  5. Palm Sugar
  6. Alanine
  7. Cod-liver oil
  8. Coconut blossom sugar
  9. Green tea
  10. Chromium
  11. Blackberries
  12. Ginger
  13. Eating mushrooms
  14. Turmeric
  15. Olive Leaf
  16. Vitamin D   
  17. Vitamine B2   
  18. Measure blood sugar through saliva
  19. Arabinoxylan (produced from wheat endosperm )
  20. Resistant starch in food
  21. Noble yeast
  22. strawberries
  23. Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose meal
  24. Chlorella
  25. Sufficient eat cinnamon
  26. Salie
  27. Black beans
  28. Eating asparagus
  29. Pectins during meal
  30. Restrict intake of mercury
  31. Coriander
  32. Fenugreek
  33. Walnuts
  34. MSM
  35. Gamma linolenic acid (GLA)
  36. Yacon
  37. Epigallocatechin gallate (EGCg) - part of green tea
  38. Amla
  39. Alpha-cyclodextrin
  40. Consume vinegar
  41. Alfalfa
  42. Diet low in AGE
  43. Astaxanthine
  44. Acerola
  45. Pomegranate
  46. Sulforaphane
  47. Chia seeds
  48. Beta-glucan
  49. Green Beans
  50. Lychee
  51. Glycine
  52. Zinc   
  53. Bittermelon Juice
  54. Oats
  55. Chickpeas
  56. Regular coffee drinking
  57. Milk thistle
  58. Drink no alcohol
  59. Drinking chamomile tea
  60. Eating grapefruit
  61. Cornsilk
  62. Do not walk barefoot
  63. Avoid high-calorie diet
  64. Advocado
  65. Broccolli
  66. Arginine
  67. Diet
  68. Blueberries
  69. Avoidance of cow milk
  70. Be prevented by having breakfast in the morning
  71. Salsify
  72. Magnesium-rich foods
  73. Mediterranean diet
  74. Breastfeeding
  75. Regular caffeine (coffee, tea, chocolate etc.)
  76. Kombucha
  77. Eat cheese
  78. Eating of lentils
  79. Vitamin K  
  80. Wheat
  81. Almonds
  82. CGM Vitalis
  83. Mulberry
  84. Hyaluronic acid
  85. Diet (gluten)
  86. Eating beans
  87. Pears
  88. Gooseberries
  89. Vitamin B3 (Niacine)
  90. Resveratrol
  91. Calanus oil
  92. Apple Cider Vinegar
  93. Quercetin
  94. More often but small meals
  95. Eating Grapes
  96. wholemeal products
  97. Rhubarb
  98. Vitamin B1   
  99. No coffee for breakfast
  100. Hydrogen gas (H2)
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2

Diabetes (type 2)

Food sources

  1. Omega-3   
  2. Ginger
  3. Eating of lentils
  4. Breakfast in the morning
  5. Resveratrol
  6. Vitamin B1   
  7. Turmeric
  8. Broccolli
  9. Epigallocatechin gallate (EGCg) - part of green tea
  10. Eating grapefruit
  11. wholemeal products
  12. Oats
  13. Magnesium   
  14. Eat cheese
  15. Chromium
  16. Apples
  17. Regular caffeine (coffee, tea, chocolate etc.)
  18. Eating beans
  19. Cinnamon
  20. Chickpeas
  21. Be prevented by having breakfast in the morning
  22. Salsify
  23. Vitamin D   
  24. Eating beetroot
  25. Calanus oil
  26. Quercetin
  27. CGM Vitalis
  28. Measure blood sugar through saliva
  29. Walnuts
  30. Bittermelon Juice
  31. No coffee for breakfast
  32. Astaxanthine
  33. Blueberries
  34. Lipoic acid, carnosine and thiamine
  35. Blueberry
  36. Cornsilk
  37. Purslane
  38. Sufficient eat cinnamon
  39. Drink no alcohol
  40. Wheat
  41. Kombucha
  42. Drinking chamomile tea
  43. Vitamin B6   
  44. Restrict intake of mercury
  45. Linseed
  46. Vanadium
  47. Gooseberries
  48. Regular coffee drinking
  49. Clove
  50. Pears
  51. Chia seeds
  52. Magnesium-rich foods
  53. Avoid high-calorie diet
  54. Mulberry
  55. Milk thistle
  56. Apple Cider Vinegar
  57. Mediterranean diet
  58. Consume vinegar
  59. Almonds
  60. Eating nuts
  61. Berberine
  62. Eating Grapes
  63. Rhubarb
  64. Arginine
  65. Drinking hydrogen (H2)
  66. Ketogeen diet
  67. L-Citrulline
  68. Sardines
  69. Vitamin K  
  70. Avocado
  71. Quinoa
  72. Hyaluronic acid
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3

Diabetes (type 1)

Food sources

  1. Ginger
  2. Diet (gluten)
  3. Measure blood sugar through saliva
  4. Vitamin B3 (Niacine)
  5. Vitamin D   
  6. Omega-3   
  7. Avoidance of cow milk
  8. Resveratrol
  9. Breastfeeding
  10. Chromium
  11. Eating beetroot
  12. Chlorella
  13. Extract of ginger
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4

Pregnancy diabetes

Food sources

  1. Diet
  2. More often but small meals
  3. Advocado
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5

Diabetic foot

Food sources

  1. Do not walk barefoot
  2. Chromium
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6

Diabetes (MODY)

Food sources

  1. Chromium
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7

Diabetes (neonatal)

Food sources

  1. Chromium
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