A member asked:

Should my husband and i be taking ashitaba, a medicinal herb, to boost our diabetes medications?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Too many unknowns: Herbal supplements are one of the non-scientific products sold to people all over the stores, the internet, and the world. It is untested and unproven what a brand, an ingredient, or an amount will do inside a particular person's body. If the herb seems to help, looks harmless, and is inexpensive, then it might be ok to try. Finding true research studies on such supplements is usually impossible.

Answered 11/8/2017

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