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Study shows this common spice may help stop prediabetes from turning into full diabetes

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  • 100% Prevention: In a 9-month clinical trial, a curcumin extract completely prevented the progression from prediabetes to type 2 diabetes in all participants who took it.
  • Drugs Fall Short: The leading diabetes drug, metformin, only reduced disease progression by 31% in a major study. Meanwhile, common cholesterol-lowering statin drugs have been found to increase diabetes risk.
  • Nature’s Pharmacy: Beyond curcumin, hundreds of natural substances like berberine, vitamin D, and bitter melon are backed by scientific studies for their ability to help manage blood sugar and improve metabolic health.
  • Profit Over Patients?: Because natural compounds can’t be patented, there is little financial incentive for major pharmaceutical companies to fund research or promote their benefits, leaving the public largely in the dark.

A Spice That Outperforms Drugs?

In 2012, a randomized, controlled trial published in the American Diabetes Association’s journal, Diabetes Care, delivered a stunning outcome. Researchers in Thailand gave a daily curcumin extract to a group of 240 patients diagnosed with prediabetes. After nine months, not a single person in the curcumin group had developed type 2 diabetes. In contrast, 16.4% of the participants taking a placebo did progress to a full diabetes diagnosis. The curcumin didn’t just halt the disease; it also improved the function of insulin-producing cells and reduced insulin resistance, all with only minor reported side effects.

Imagine if a new pharmaceutical drug demonstrated this level of success. It would be hailed as a miracle and fast-tracked into every doctor’s office. Yet, because curcumin is a natural, unpatentable compound, this incredible study has remained largely under the radar. It highlights a major disconnect in modern medicine: when nature provides a powerful solution, the system often responds with silence.

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