What supplements should i take for Type II diabetes?

Consult with your doctor before starting any type of supplementary measures ... even vitamins. Certain natural / herbal remedies can actually have serious interactions with medications. Most are harmless, but it's always a good idea to check to make sure. Talk to your doctor!

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Recommend going to the doctor!

I use a multiple vitamin for diabetics. from a health food store. also, 200 to 400 IU vitamin E. since stress contributes to blood levels(elevates) try a complete B complex 50 or 100. always ask doctor if it's okay, most doctors will not suggest supplements. unless they have additional training in homeopathic medicine. some Dr's. are adding this field to their practice these days. or check health food stores and Walgreen's pharmacy for a guide book that give alternative cures and reg Rx information on all meds/supps/an how they work on the body.

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