Have any supplements been studied for type 1 diabetes?

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    Last Updated: October 13, 2024

    Supplements have not been studied for treating T1D, specifically, but for improving glycemic control or helping to maintain healthy blood glucose levels in general. A variety of micronutrients have been examined, most notably zinc, selenium, chromium, vitamin D, vitamin B3, and vitamin C.[1] Other common supplements marketed to improve glycemic control include dietary fiber, probiotics, cinnamon, aloe vera, and panax ginseng.

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    1. ^Hannon BA, Fairfield WD, Adams B, Kyle T, Crow M, Thomas DMUse and abuse of dietary supplements in persons with diabetes.Nutr Diabetes.(2020-04-27)