Has anyone ever noticed an increase or decrease in blood sugar due to any kind of tea?
I drink a lot of tea, mostly herbal or green. I was just wondering if anyone has had this problem?
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Permalink Reply by Holger Schmeken on -
I have never noticed any influence. But the traditional chinese medicine knows a tea called qing qian tea. I have only heard about it. It could have the potential to reduce the blood glucose for type 2 diabetics only. I do not know if this claim can be taken serious but the tea is recommended by the chinese diabetes association.
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Permalink Reply by Judith Wy on -
I drink Texas sweet tea only the unsweetened kind. It has no flavorings added so no problem.
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