Thanks for the tip. I had been taking a tsp of cinnimon in my morning coffee till i got real sick then stopped. I will start up again ,my Mom swears by cinniomon
Wishing you the best in dealing with it.
My grandfather had adult-onset diabetes and died age 78. A skinny little Scots-Irishman with red hair by the name of Angus. My eldest sister also had adult-onset, but had been large all her life. She also died age 78 years. Neither of them had lost toes or limbs. Because of diabetes in the family history, I was a nut from an early age on nutrition, exercise and weight, vitamins and supplements, etc, for myself and later for my family. So far so good. Probably we weren't going to go diabetic anyway, but it didn't hurt us.
I can't agree with some here who consider self-discipline re eating, exercise, etc, as a diminishment to quality of life. Even for non-diabetics, such self-discipline greatly enhances one's health and quality of life.