Everyone is different, so it is possible for others to experience differences. I use for medical reasons. To reduce the pressure in my eyes and it has helped with that.
I have been diabetic about 30 years now. I would question where some of your information came from. Nsaids, is NOT a diabetes medication. Some doctors MIGHT give them to a diabetic to reduce pain, but they in no way help to treat diabetes.
Most doctor urge diabetics to use caution when using Nsaids because it is hard for the kidneys to flush them out of your system, putting excess strain on them. Long term diabetics often begin to have kidney problems and Nsaids are a no no.
It has never increased my insulin sensitivity.
It has never helped my Diabetic Retinopathy.
It has never helped me lose a single pound.
Rarely are steroids used to treat any condition in a diabetic unless there is no choice, because they INCREASE blood sugar levels.
Retinopathy does not cause increased pressure. Some of the medication they inject into the eye to treat retinopathy DOES cause increased pressure. Especially the steriodial drugs.
Don't get me wrong, I am in no way against further testing. But there is a lot of fake information on the internet and people tend to simply keep passing the bad info around because they don't know the truth.
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