I saw this on the net today, for what it's worth.
http://www.hinduonnet.com/thehindu/thscrip/print.pl?file=2004010903491300.ht
m&date=2004/01/09/&prd=th&
Some plant extract discovered that has cured diabetes in animals, moving to
human trials. Who knows, At least it doesn't advertise magic crystals.
it's a fraud. no diabetes was cured.
Mack
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> I saw this on the net today, for what it's worth.
http://www.hinduonnet.com/thehindu/thscrip/print.pl?file=2004010903491300.ht
> m&date=2004/01/09/&prd=th&
> Some plant extract discovered that has cured diabetes in animals,
> moving to human trials. Who knows, At least it doesn't advertise
> magic crystals.
How is it going to put back lost beta-cells in t1s and 30% of t2s? How is it
going to normalise the rogue insulin in 30% of t2s? Just wondering.
Al.
Brian Gregory [UK] - 22 Jan 2004 12:38 GMT
> How is it going to put back lost beta-cells in t1s and 30% of t2s? How is it
> going to normalise the rogue insulin in 30% of t2s? Just wondering.
I'm not saying this is real but no such claim was made in the article.
You didn't even read it did you.
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Al Hardy - 22 Jan 2004 17:59 GMT
>> How is it going to put back lost beta-cells in t1s and 30% of t2s?
>> How is it going to normalise the rogue insulin in 30% of t2s? Just
>> wondering.
>
> I'm not saying this is real but no such claim was made in the article.
> You didn't even read it did you.
Yes, and it said *highly effective in curing diabetes in animal models*
I said *Just wondering*. Did you read that?
Al.