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Bitter melon is also known as Momordica charantia or bitter gourd. Bitter melon is a plant that has its name from its taste. It gets more and more bitter as it ripens. It grows in different areas, including Asia, South America, the Caribbean, and East Africa. People have applied bitter melon for many medical conditions over time.
Hence, in this article in line with a publication in Healthline, we are going to explore the effects of bitter melon on diabetes patients. Ensure you keep reading to the end to learn something new;
Bitter melon is identified to lower the body’s blood sugar. This is because the bitter melon contains properties that work like insulin, which assist bring glucose into the cells for energy.
The intake of bitter melon can assist your cells to utilize glucose and move it to your liver, muscles, and fat. The melon can equally help your body retain nutrients by blocking their conversion to glucose that settles in your bloodstream.
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