We can't find evidence that holds up here. Proponents are reasoning from mechanism or analogy rather than direct human data, and the most credible skeptics raise objections we can't dismiss.
so I think this flies in the face of the convention that sugar is horrible for diabetics the honey is horrible for diabetics you should never do this if you're completely myopic and you only think about your blood sugar which misses in fact the actual pathology the roots of diabetes
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so I think this flies in the face of the convention that sugar is horrible for diabetics the honey is horrible for diabetics you should never do this if you're completely myopic and you only think about your blood sugar which misses in fact the actual pathology the roots of diabetes you might see that as a problem but if you're looking at the causative things here if you're looking at the insulin sensitivity fasting blood sugar lipids as an indicator of insulin sensitivity you'll see very clearly that giving honey diabetics actually made them less insulin resistant caused them to lose weight lipids improved and improved their health overall