DiabetesUpdated 25 days ago

Founder Ian Clark, shares his knowledge on Diabetes

🌿  Natural Support & Diabetes: What to Know

Diabetes is a complex condition that requires careful management and medical oversight. Whether you’re navigating Type 1, Type 2, or have been advised you’re at risk, it’s important to approach any supplement or wellness addition with guidance from your healthcare provider.

First and Foremost — Speak to Your Doctor

Because diabetes involves blood sugar regulation and medication (in many cases), we strongly recommend speaking with your healthcare professional before introducing any new supplements. Your doctor can help determine if a product aligns with your personal health goals and medications.

Natural Supplements Some Customers Explore

While we do not treat or diagnose any condition, some of our customers managing diabetes have chosen to incorporate the following into their wellness routine:

Black Cumin Oil: Used traditionally in many cultures, Black Cumin is rich in thymoquinone, a compound studied for its potential effects on inflammation, oxidative stress, and blood sugar balance.

How to Use: Take up to 1.5 tsp per day, ideally with or after food. Many customers prefer to follow it with a glass of water to aid digestion and taste.

Ease Magnesium: Magnesium is an essential mineral involved in hundreds of bodily processes, including insulin sensitivity, energy production, and nerve function. Some people with diabetes find magnesium to be an important part of their daily support.

How to Use: Spray directly on the skin daily (up to 30 sprays), focusing on areas like the arms, legs, or stomach. It absorbs through the skin and bypasses the digestive tract.

Everyone Is Different

Factors like age, lifestyle, medications, and how long you’ve been managing diabetes all play a role in your supplement needs. What works for one person may not work the same for another.

We always recommend consulting with your doctor or a qualified healthcare provider before starting any supplement — especially if you are monitoring blood sugar levels or using insulin or other medications.