To date, no human trials have explored the potential anti-diabetic properties of Mucuna pruriens. In trials conducted in rats (both with and without diabetes), Mucuna pruriens has generally exhibited anti-diabetic properties, reducing blood glucose levels both acutely and with long-term supplementation.[1][2][3][4]
Does Mucuna pruriens have antidiabetic properties?
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There have been no human trials that investigated the antidiabetic properties of Mucuna pruriens. However, studies in rats have shown that it can reduce blood glucose levels in the short term and with long-term use.