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April 2008
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Dear `firstname`

Can herbs or supplements help you control your diabetes? We found 10 that have shown some promise in lowering blood sugar, boosting insulin sensitivity, reducing high blood pressure and cholesterol, and more. Be sure to talk to your doctor before adding any new pill to your regimen, especially if it has the potential to lower your blood sugar.

Find out which herbs and supplements are best for you!

Yours in good health,
The editors at rd.com
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