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Systematic review of herbs and dietary supplements for glycemic<br />
control in diabetes.OBJECTIVE: To conduct a systematic<br />
review of the published literature on the effi cacy and safety of<br />
herbal therapies and vitamin/mineral supplements for glucose<br />
control in patients with diabetes.<br />
from Diabetes Care - Apr 2003 - Gloria Y Yeh, David M Eisenberg,<br />
Ted J Kaptchuk<br />
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What Is Nopal Used for Today?<br />
Principal Proposed Uses<br />
Diabetes<br />
Hangover from Use of Alcohol<br />
Other Proposed Uses<br />
High Cholesterol<br />
Prostate Enlargement<br />
The <strong>nopal</strong>, or prickly-pear cactus, is one of the major national<br />
symbols of Mexico and appears on the Mexican fl ag.<br />
This cactus has a long history of use as food and medicine. Its<br />
fl eshy, leaf-like stems (cladodes), especially when young, are eaten<br />
as vegetables. The fruit is eaten raw, fermented into a beer,<br />
or turned into a cheese-like food. Medicinally, <strong>nopal</strong> fruit, stems,<br />
and fl owers have been used to treat diabetes, stomach problems,<br />
fatigue, shortness of breath, easy bruising, prostate enlargement,<br />
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