There are millions of people in America who suffer from type2, non-insulin dependent diabetesThis type of diabetes usually occurs during middle age, and it is the root cause behind the premature deaths of more than 100 million people each yearType2 diabetes occurs when our cells become insulin-resistant; in other words, they lose their ability to respond properly to insulin, the hormone which controls our blood sugar levels by taking away the excess glucose from blood and using it for energyFatigue, weight-loss and distorted vision are some of the symptoms associated with type2 diabetesIf left untreated, the symptoms can metamorphose into major diseases such as blindness, heart disease or even premature deathCinnamon, the spice we use almost everyday in our kitchen, is the magic potion that can save many a type2 diabetes patientsIf you want to know how, read this article.

Over the years, researchers in America have found that cinnamon actually helps in restoring our cell's ability to respond to insulin, thereby removing a lot of glucose from the blood and lowering the risk of diabetes.

One of these researches was conducted on miceWhen mice were given a dose of a cinnamon, their blood sugar levels fell dramaticallyResearchers are now conducting the same tests on humans, and they are hopeful that they will again see the same results as in miceThey opine that diabetics need to take only one teaspoonful of cinnamon per day to keep their blood sugar kevels under control.