Landmark Study Shows Sardines Help Keep Diabetes Away

Landmark Study Shows Sardines Help Keep Diabetes Away
The humble sardine is getting some attention. stockcreations/Shutterstock
Joseph Mercola
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Researchers found that people with prediabetes who ate two cans of sardines each week significantly lowered their risk of developing Type 2 diabetes, lowered their insulin resistance, and lowered their blood pressure as well.

Type 2 diabetes is a metabolic condition that’s affected by several factors, including the foods you eat and the amount of exercise you get. There are several significant consequences of Type 2 diabetes, including neuropathy (nerve damage), loss of sight, kidney disease, and heart disease. Recent data published in Clinical Nutrition in March suggests people who face a greater risk of developing diabetes may want to eat more sardines.
Joseph Mercola
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