METFORMIN. Made by Merck, sold as Glucophage. Another possible miracle drug? My struggle with alcohol became BAD over the past five years. I'm not diabetic (tho diabetes runs in my family), but taking this every night has helped me kick the bottle FOR GOOD. Anyone else? TRY THIS if you need it!
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This has been out for a long time.
Basically it’s not a diabetes drug, it doesn’t lower your blood sugar so you can take it if you’re not diabetic .
What it does is even out your blood sugar so no high glucose spikes.
Studies show that diabetics had longer lives than healthier counterparts. Lower cancer. Because sugar is acidic and a high blood sugar creates that acid state which encourages cancer.
Been on it for five years, I’m healthy. Normal weight,
I’m 49 but look at least ten years if not more younger, my body age is probably 35 or so. It’s because I’ve been doing this healthy diet, supplements thing since I started caring for old people as a late teen. It freaked me out so I follow this stuff and it works.
You can buy metformin online from overseas it’s five cents a pill. Can cause stomach upset.
It’s made from the French lilac plant.
Do you think going on a strict “keto diet” have the same effects?
I have some intestinal issues, depression and inflammation and am about at my wits end with it and am seeing over and over just recently that sugar is the root of many physical issues.
What is your opinion of a low sugar diet, as in just eating natural sugar that happens to be in fruits and vegetables? I feel like God provided us with those things to eat and if we were intended to JUST eat meat we would have sharp teeth and short intestinal tracts.
I had intestinal inflammation and some IBS, so I started drinking kombucha. After about 6 weeks, the issues were relieved for a year. Then they came back.
So I took some ivermectin, for five days. Worms came out. My intestinal issues went away. Three months later, took it again. More worms.
My intestinal issues have been gone for about nine months, now.