Thousands of physicians in the US have successfully used these clinically - proven, all - natural therapeutic formulations in tens of thousands of patients. Now, these products are available directly.
When my doctor told me that my blood sugar levels were going up, I knew I had to take control of the situation before it got worse. I remember my aunt suffering with Diabetes for many years. My doctor recommended an all-natural formulation. I was skeptical. He suggested that I try it for three months and come back for a repeat blood test. I took PreCrea twice-daily diligently and I am so happy I did. My sugar level came down to normal and has been normal for over a year on PreCrea.
Jane H, 48 - Homemaker
I was diligent about my twice daily dosing of PreCrea and after three months went back to my doctor to get my follow up blood work done. Boy! was I surprised and happy. All of my blood sugar parameters come back down into the normal range, with my fasting blood sugar dropping 27 points and my A1C dropping by 0.75 points!
Damien C, 43 – Sales
Did you know Diabetes is perhaps, the worst disease you can have? It affects every organ in the body. I had pre-diabetes. My fasting blood sugar was 109 just two months ago, when I started PreCrea twice-daily. Today, I am back in the normal range. Thanks to my doctor who recommended PreCrea, I have lost a few pounds too.
Lisa C, 56 – Bank Executive
March 24 2009: Pre-Diabetes is one of those diseases that you really can't ignore," says Richard M. Bergenstal, ADA's president. "You really need to realize its risk and take action." Diabetes, especially when untreated, can harm the eyes, nerves, kidneys, and heart.
Feb 2, 2009: Since the levels aren't as high as they would be in type 2 diabetes, the term "pre-diabetes" is used. Your doctor may also call this condition "impaired glucose tolerance". 41 million Americans between the ages of 40 and 74 have pre-diabetes
March 24 2009: Pre-Diabetes is one of those diseases that you really can't ignore," says Richard M. Bergenstal, ADA's president. "You really need to realize its risk and take action." Diabetes, especially when untreated, can harm the eyes, nerves, kidneys, and heart.
June 8 2009: "We believe that an earlier intervention - before the conventional pre-diabetes stage - could delay diabetes development substantially."
Feb 2, 2009: Since the levels aren't as high as they would be in type 2 diabetes, the term "pre-diabetes" is used. Your doctor may also call this condition "impaired glucose tolerance". 41 million Americans between the ages of 40 and 74 have pre-diabetes
