Conventional treatments in addition to complementary and alternative treatments are available. Supplements of Chromium has been widely publicized as therapy to improve diabetes control. Although there are several studies that support the a role of chromium as beneficial in diabetes, currently there are no recommendations for its use in diabetes management. Magnesium has been studied for years as a form of therapy to improve glucose control in people with diabetes. A lack of magnesium has been associated with insulin secretion abnormalities and has been associated with diabetes complications.

Vanadium is derived from plant sources and has been shown in a few studies to increase a person's sensitivity to insulin. Thus so far, there are no recommendations for supplements to be given to people with diabetes. The following plant foods have been found to help people with type 2 diabetes. Brewer's yeast Buckwheat Broccoli and other related greens Okra Peas Fenugreek seeds Sage Most plant foods are rich in fiber, which are beneficial for helping control blood glucose levels.

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