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Can i take cinnamon to lower blood glucose levels?
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Only: If you like the taste. Does nothing to lower glucose. Cinnamon rolls raise glucose a lot. Don't get your medical info from friends, tv or the internet. Listen to your doctor instead.
Answered 4/18/2013
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