Probiotics and Diabetes: Can Probiotics Help?
Probiotics are becoming very popular nowadays. Researchers are finding that probiotics (beneficial bacteria) play a more important role in the human body than just helping in digestion. They are shown to have been connected with the immune system and the human brain that can regulate mood. According to some research, there is a lot to learn about the benefits of the use of probiotics. But what role does it play in the management of diabetes? Let’s check out: A study found that with everyday consumption of probiotic shake with L. acidophilus and Bifidobacterium bifidum has resulted in the reduction of fasting blood glucose levels among people who face type two diabetes. After six weeks, fasting blood glucose HbA1C levels were reduced. Probiotics have also shown results in improving sensitivity from insulin which is helpful to manage our blood sugar levels. Another study found that those who consumed capsules of L. acidophilus had preserved insulin sensitivity. These results are f...