Just want to add that the Konjac mannan does help with the blood
sugar and weight loss. It is a source of fiber. Apparantly the
glucomannan fiber from Konjac expands up to 50 times its weight
providing hunger curbing fullness and satisfaction on less food. It
is an appetite reducer and helps encourage the body to burn fat for
fuel. I carry this product also. The only problem is that some
people have developed constipation if they do not drink enough water
with this.

Candy Muir RN CNT
Nu-health nutritional therapy

--- In CombeticFamily@yahoogroups.com, Marv Graham <graham@...>
wrote:
>
> I got this as part of a promo for a newsletter:
> --------------------------------
> Miracles in One
>
> The four are fenugreek, gymnema sylvestre, konjac mannan, and the
nopal
> cactus.
>
> In the right proportions, they work together like a dream. As one
> physician reported to me, this mix produced results that doctors
have not
> seen before, even with hard-core drugs. For instance, one 56-year-
old
> patient in Indiana had scored 9.0 on the standard A1C diabetes test
> (severely diabetic). After just 6 weeks on this proprietary blend
of
> herbals and cactus, she scored 5.7 (under 6 is considered healthy)
and got
> off insulin for the first time in 10 years. Ask any diabetic:
That's
> terrific!
> ---------------------------
> Can anyone guess what the name and source of the proprietary
product is?
>
> Like all diabetics, I am always in search of a "cure", or at least
a way
> to control the glucose. I'd like to add this to my use of
Combetic, which
> I have documented for the people at Third Day Resources.
>