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Clove Tea: Boil 1 cup of water with 5–7 cloves for 5–7 minutes. Strain and drink as a tea.
Clove and Cinnamon Infusion: Add a stick of cinnamon to your soaking bowl overnight for added flavor and insulin-sensitizing properties.
Clove and Ginger Boost: Add a few slices of fresh ginger for digestive and anti-inflammatory support.
FAQ:
Q: Can cloves cure diabetes completely?
A: No natural remedy, including cloves, can cure diabetes. However, cloves contain compounds like eugenol that may help regulate blood sugar and reduce inflammation, complementing your overall treatment plan.
Q: How long does it take to see results?
A: Some people report improvements in energy and sugar levels within a few weeks. However, results vary and should be tracked alongside medical advice.
Q: Is this safe to do while on medication?
A: Always consult your healthcare provider before starting any new supplement or natural remedy, especially if you're on medication, as it may impact your blood sugar levels.
Q: Can I use ground cloves instead of whole cloves?
A: Ground cloves are more potent and can be harder to consume in large amounts. Whole cloves are preferable for soaking and chewing due to their slower release of active compounds.
Q: Who should avoid this remedy?
A: Pregnant women, individuals with bleeding disorders, or those undergoing surgery should avoid high doses of cloves due to their blood-thinning effects.
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