My father is 86 years old (2012) and for the past three years he has had both legs amputated due to diabetes. One of the biggest problems we encountered was that we often had to run because of the constant rises and falls in blood sugar, some of which were very serious. We feared the worst. In a few days his blood sugar could go from a maximum of 500/600 to a minimum of 30/40. His condition was so variable that they made us check his blood sugar every day and, depending on what he was doing, twice a day.

I started giving him Stevia regularly in the morning and in the afternoon and in just over 4 months his sugar has become normal. Now we only check it twice a week and it is always stable, between 80 and 120. I even went a few weeks without giving him medication and he was still stable, but the doctor advised me not to stop giving him Unidiamicron, although in a lower dose.

I think it's good that these things can be made known and that other people can follow suit and try them. They have nothing to lose.
Greetings.