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Diabetes Medicines And Low Blood Sugar: Read First

If you read one safety page, read this one.*

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Never Replace A Medicine

Do not stop, skip or lower insulin, metformin, sulfonylureas or any prescribed medicine because you started a supplement. Stopping can make blood sugar dangerously high. The label's words "Natural Diabetes Support" do not change that.

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Low Blood Sugar Risk

Cinnamon, bitter melon, coriander and turmeric have been reported to lower blood sugar. Together with insulin or tablets that lower sugar, that can mean low blood sugar (shaking, sweating, hunger, confusion). Tell your doctor or pharmacist before you start, and keep your usual checks.

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If You Feel Unwell

Treat low blood sugar as your care plan says, call a doctor, and stop the drops. Fainting or a seizure needs emergency care.

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What To Do

  1. List every medicine and dose
  2. Show the label to a doctor or pharmacist
  3. Ask what to monitor

See also: Blood Sugar In Plain Words · High blood sugar red flags

Situations where asking first matters mostInsulin, sulfonylureaslow sugar riskMetformin and other tabletslow sugar riskWater pills, digoxinlicorice lowers potassiumBlood pressure medicineslicorice raises pressureBlood thinnersturmeric, cinnamonLiver conditions, paracetamolcassia coumarinOur own grouping from the label; boxes show relative concern.

Where asking first matters most.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Results vary from person to person.

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