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- drs2biz, on 11/20/2008, -0/+2What a great idea! Is this suitable for diabetics, do you think?
- sunflower19020, on 11/20/2008, -0/+1First of all, I am not a health care professional or licensed health practitioner of any kind - and therefore not authorized to give an advise. Although I am healthy, I've always believed that I can only stay that way by taking good care of my body and prevent instead of cure. That's why I'm always looking for healthiest - and more practical ways. Wellbeing is my preference. And whenever I discover something that works good for me, I share information (but cannot be responsible for what anyone does with it - we're all responsible for our own choices and decisions!)
I looked diabetes and agave syrup up and information is as controversial as usual.
The general idea seems to be that agave nectar (as it's also called) is safe for diabetics (nectar of blue agave was even approved by FDA as safe: "The Glycemic Research Institute in Washingtion DC ran extensive tests on our Agave Nectar for the past several months and have concluded that our Agave Nectar is safe for Diabetics!" Source: http://www.blueagavenectar.com/glycemicindexofsuga ... - although I don't see why one brand's agave would be safer than another's - if they are both 100% natural etc.... Do you?
For me the most trusted source and guide re. diet and lifestyle is Dr. D'Adamo's work and research. I have a blog on his Genotype diet at http://nutrigenomicsandgenotypediet.blogspot.com/ but I do recommend you to read his books.
Above all, moderation and "listening to my body" are my most valued guides and one more thing - video on this page is quite amazing as well:
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I hope that helps a little bit... :)
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