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The A1C Lie — What Your Doctor May Not Tell You

The A1C Lie — What Your Doctor May Not Tell You

Most people think a low A1C means good health. But new research from the University of Washington Medical Center and Warwick Medical School found something shocking: Your A1C might be lying to you. After reviewing numerous cases, researchers discovered that artery damage and cardiovascular risk weren’t directly linked to A1C at all.In fact, some people with high A1C had completely healthy arteries — and others with low A1C had serious vascular issues. The real predictor? 👉 How high your blood sugar spikes after eating. According to Dr. Cohen, “Tracking your post-meal glucose is more accurate than relying on A1C alone.” In...

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I Tried Every Viral Blood Sugar Hack for 30 Days — Here’s What Actually Worked

I Tried Every Viral Blood Sugar Hack for 30 Days — Here’s What Actually Worked

You’ve probably seen them all over TikTok and Instagram — the so-called “blood sugar hacks” that promise to flatten glucose spikes or boost energy with weird tricks. As a physician, I was skeptical. But after seeing over 50 million views on #diabetictok, I decided to test them myself. For 30 days, I tried every viral “hack” I could find: ✗ The “cinnamon shot” method (2.3M views) ✗ Eating ice cubes before meals (890K views) ✗ The “backwards dinner” trend — eating veggies last (1.7M views) ✗ Cold showers after eating (560K views) ✗ The “vinegar water” hack (4.2M views) Some...

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Turmeric vs. Cinnamon: The #1 Worst Spice for Your Blood Sugar

Turmeric vs. Cinnamon: The #1 Worst Spice for Your Blood Sugar

Turmeric vs. Cinnamon: The #1 Worst Spice for Your Blood Sugar By Dr. Rick Cohen, M.D. Cinnamon is the internet’s favorite shortcut for blood sugar. People add it to coffee, oatmeal, smoothies, and expect stable glucose all day. The truth is more nuanced. Results depend on the specific cinnamon you use and how your body handles it. Get the free PDF now>>> Cinnamon is not one thing True Ceylon cinnamon contains polyphenols that can modestly support glucose control for some people. The common Cassia type, which appears in most grocery jars, is higher in coumarin, a compound that can stress...

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#1 Red Tea for Blood Pressure

#1 Red Tea for Blood Pressure

Did you know South Korea has some of the lowest blood pressure scores in the world? According to Ivy League medical schools, 23 scientific studies, and the American Heart Association... Much of it is thanks to this red tea. It’s so potent, some doctors call it “Nature’s ACE Inhibitor”...  Because when you drink it 1-2 hours before bed, it’s been shown to lower blood pressure by up to 17/12 points…  Go here to give it a try: >>> Drink 1 cup of this red tea tonight  Wishing you good health,  

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