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Cinnamon use in type 2 diabetes: an updated systematic review and meta-analysis.
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Several discussions reference specific studies and meta-analyses, such as mentions of a review of ten studies and the potential for cinnamon to improve HDL cholesterol. The tone varies from cautious acknowledgment of inconclusive results to enthusiasm about cinnamon's possible benefits, demonstrating overall moderate engagement and interest based on the language used and the context of health-related benefits.
Most discussions acknowledge the potential benefits of cinnamon for blood glucose and cholesterol levels, aligning with the publication's findings.
Many posts express curiosity and enthusiasm about cinnamon's effects, indicating high interest in natural health remedies.
Posts include references to studies, meta-analyses, and personal opinions, showing moderate depth of engagement.
Discussions highlight the clinical relevance of cinnamon for diabetes management, suggesting a recognized potential impact of the research findings.
Abstract in brief
- Cinnamon has been shown in recent studies to significantly reduce fasting blood sugar, cholesterol, and triglyceride levels, while increasing good HDL cholesterol in people with type 2 diabetes.
- However, cinnamon does not appear to significantly change long-term blood sugar control measured by hemoglobin A1c.
- The results are complicated by high variability between studies, which suggests that more consistent research is needed to confirm these benefits.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyA review of 10 studies found that consuming as little as 120 mg of #cinnamon — less than a 1/10 teaspoon — each day may be sufficient to help you reap the benefits of higher HDL (good) #cholesterol. https://t.co/97kUEtlWdm #healthy #inflammation https://t.co/CWkFN3qRHh
@DaveDixonPharmD We did a meta-analysis on cinnamon for T2DM control some years back. Works OK on FBG, no change in A1c. https://t.co/0AxcNTEc8U
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#Cinnamon Cinnamon helps decrease in levels of blood glucose, total cholesterol, LDL-C, and triglyceride levels. Just drinking a simple cup of infused tea can support in type II diabetes. Consulting a qualified medical herbalist can help. (Ref: DOI: 10.1370/afm.1517) https://t.co/EGj9NgHBwj
RT @KristenJakobitz: A review of 10 studies found that consuming as little as 120 mg of #cinnamon — less than a 1/10 teaspoon — each day ma…
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RT @endocrinorosero: @jsenior64 Ay ay mi doc, se que te burlas.. pero nunca es tarde para aprender te invito a leer un poco mas del tema
RT @endocrinorosero: @jsenior64 Ay ay mi doc, se que te burlas.. pero nunca es tarde para aprender te invito a leer un poco mas del tema
RT @endocrinorosero: @jsenior64 Ay ay mi doc, se que te burlas.. pero nunca es tarde para aprender te invito a leer un poco mas del tema
@jsenior64 Ay ay mi doc, se que te burlas.. pero nunca es tarde para aprender te invito a leer un poco mas del tema
@heidithewiz @MSW_researcher @Hankloves26tee9 @HeyNurseKat @ccVolpone @TheAmirImani I'll provide a few, though I am sure you will disregard. https://t.co/jqOVnuOHiF https://t.co/CpJnTvVtLz https://t.co/5I2z2jYSCl These are on cinnamon alone. Yes I realize somewhat inconclusive.
@kendallybrown Roasted brussel sprouts or asparagus with garlic. Add nuts or bacon (protein) to your stuffing and use a high fiber bread. Potatoes are hell on diabetes so small batch the mashed potatoes. Lay on the cinnamon: https://t.co/8PMSLNZ2TE
(1) https://t.co/v2vcxsIdt8 (2) https://t.co/36rBFMabQ3 (3) https://t.co/9W5WWdxit9
References: https://t.co/uWRl6DW2AW https://t.co/VoqqtVTUlR https://t.co/R7yTCT4OCF https://t.co/2ZpL9yTwqm https://t.co/vhTa91v1oYو https://t.co/nG4m4Wnpuj
#Cinnamon Cinnamon helps decrease in levels of blood glucose, total cholesterol, LDL-C, and triglyceride levels. Just drinking a simple cup of infused tea can support in type II diabetes. Consulting a qualified medical herbalist can help. (Ref: DOI: 10.1370/afm.1517) https://t.co/EGj9NgHBwj
RT @KristenJakobitz: A review of 10 studies found that consuming as little as 120 mg of #cinnamon — less than a 1/10 teaspoon — each day ma…
RT @KristenJakobitz: A review of 10 studies found that consuming as little as 120 mg of #cinnamon — less than a 1/10 teaspoon — each day ma…
RT @KristenJakobitz: A review of 10 studies found that consuming as little as 120 mg of #cinnamon — less than a 1/10 teaspoon — each day ma…
RT @KristenJakobitz: A review of 10 studies found that consuming as little as 120 mg of #cinnamon — less than a 1/10 teaspoon — each day ma…
RT @KristenJakobitz: A review of 10 studies found that consuming as little as 120 mg of #cinnamon — less than a 1/10 teaspoon — each day ma…
RT @KristenJakobitz: A review of 10 studies found that consuming as little as 120 mg of #cinnamon — less than a 1/10 teaspoon — each day ma…
A review of 10 studies found that consuming as little as 120 mg of #cinnamon — less than a 1/10 teaspoon — each day may be sufficient to help you reap the benefits of higher HDL (good) #cholesterol. https://t.co/97kUEtlWdm #healthy #inflammation https://t.co/CWkFN3qRHh
@DaveDixonPharmD We did a meta-analysis on cinnamon for T2DM control some years back. Works OK on FBG, no change in A1c. https://t.co/0AxcNTEc8U
RT @drdingle: Cinnamon Use great for Type 2 Diabetes: An Updated Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis https://t.co/MNVzd6GIGu
Cinnamon Use great for Type 2 Diabetes: An Updated Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis https://t.co/MNVzd6GIGu
And a 2013 meta analysis Cinnamon Use in Type 2 Diabetes: An Updated Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis https://t.co/EcD37A2sC7 https://t.co/kWolf7txxE
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