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In fact, Berberine is a glucose suppressor as well. The link I provided links to several studies on the effects on glucose. In fact, I had to reduce the recom
by LinuxBender 8y ago
In fact, Berberine is a glucose suppressor as well. The link I provided links to several studies on the effects on glucose. In fact, I had to reduce the recommended dosage as I was going hypoglycemic (I already cut out all sugar).
- dnautics 8y agoI'm aware... I take an extract containing berberine as well, but they aren't exact substitutes at all, and to claim so is dangerous. Other people might have interactions.
- LinuxBender 8y agoCertainly, people should review anything they plan on taking with their doctor. Berberine is well tested (about 3000 years of medical use). It wasn't until the last decade or so they found it had the same use as Metformin. Apparently metabolic syndrome is less of an issue in China? They mostly used it for gut infections and as a clothing dye. The most common interaction id diarrhea and cramping from diarrhea. (same as Metformin) It can also cause sweating and low blood sugar.