Thanks for the invitation. You asked what almonds do for diabetics? A. Almonds are the kernel inside the kernel of an apricot. The so-called American almonds sold in supermarkets are actually peach kernels, not apricot kernels. In Chinese medicine, peach kernels and almonds have different medicinal properties and are very different. Almonds are also divided into bitter almonds and sweet almonds. Sweet almonds are usually the kernels of domestic apricots, but domestic apricots also have bitter almonds. Most bitter almonds are the kernels of wild almonds in the mountains. Bitter almonds are poisonous. It is so toxic that eating a dozen or so of them can kill you with medicine. The almonds bought in the supermarket have been detoxified. You can eat boldly. I was in Chengde this summer in the supermarket, on the purchase of a lot of almonds brought to the south. Eat yourself, I like to eat almonds, I was a teenager in the mountains to pick mountain almonds, a pocket a pocket back home, smashing almonds to sell money. Stay part of the almond porridge, or soaked to remove the poison, when the dish to eat a mountain treasure ah.

To answer the question, diabetes is a progressive disorder of the endocrine system. At present, no panacea has been found to cure this disease by either Chinese or Western medicine. The best treatment is the "five-horse cart" therapy. Western medicine or insulin supplementation is the mainstay. Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is the secondary treatment. Chinese medicine is mainly for protecting the liver and kidneys. There are also some western medicines in the Chinese Thirst Relief Pill.

So, relying on eating almonds to lower sugar is unscientific, unrealistic, and dangerous.

However, eating almonds is good for the body of sugar lovers. It is recommended that those who are in a position to do so should eat more almonds.

Thank you Master for the invitation!

Almonds contain magnesium, and nuts in general contain magnesium and zinc, as well as unsaturated fatty acids, riboflavin, which has a cholesterol-lowering effect and also lowers blood sugar.

So, eating almonds and drinking almond juice for diabetics are both beneficial, though both should be done in moderation.