Nuts DiabetesWith weight issues being named as the key cause of type 2 diabetes, between-meal snacking has an obvious negative tone.

There is, however, one snack that stands out for people with metabolic disorder and /or type 2 diabetes, as the far-and-away winner for helping the body to metabolize glucose.

Recent studies on diabetic mice have shown that those who had increased levels of arginine consumption were also the ones most likely to improve their blood glucose- even by more than 40%.

Arginine is an amino acid found in many foods, but particularly in nuts like hazelnuts and Brazil nuts.

Swedish scientists observed that mice who consumed the highest levels of arginine improved their diabetes the most.

The researchers cautioned, though, that simply going out for supplements isn’t the way to get the most useable levels of the critical amino acid. They advise that if you don’t have a nut allergy, then the best possible source for arginine is to get it naturally through the consumption of nuts every day.

Going nuts may not be enough to completely get type 2 diabetes under control, though. Here is the simple, 3-step approach thousands of readers have used to reverse their diabetes – often in 28 days or less…