Can this berry help control diabetes? / myLot

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September 9, 2019 5:16pm CST

Researchers at the Illinois Institute of Technology have been testing what would be helpful to control diabetes..It looks like at least one of the gifts we find in the nature has some properties that can control the blood sugar. There may be many other fruits and vegetables too, but this information is really interesting..

One Fruit Controls Diabetes

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youless

@youless (112164)

• Guangzhou, China

10 Sep 19

This is a good news. After all, the diabetes has become to be a common worldwide disease already. I hope this berry really works.

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Marja

@buenavida (9985)

• Sweden

10 Sep 19

I hope so too..I ate some today.. no harm to test

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youless

@youless (112164)

• Guangzhou, China

11 Sep 19

@buenavida I appreciate to your devotion for the science

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Marja

@buenavida (9985)

• Sweden

11 Sep 19

@youless I like to know how to help others and myself too..

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Simone

@Janet357 (75656)

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9 Sep 19

thanks for this info. too bad it's a rare fruit here.

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Marja

@buenavida (9985)

• Sweden

9 Sep 19

I have not been able to pick them myself, but buy them from our store here..

James Agnew

@jamesrocks (49)

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11 Sep 19

@buenavida I have heard the name of Illinois Institute of Technology numerous times in my life. I read a great deal about them on the internet. Their researches are professional, clinical and thorough. I think that berry would certainly help to curb diabetes. People afflicted with diabetes should offer gratitude to the institute for this inimitable and thought-provoking research.

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@buenavida (9985)

• Sweden

11 Sep 19

@jamesrocks Yes, many researchers do a great job..