White mulberry can be found in China and can be grown in the Philippine climate. During colonial times, it was introduced and bartered to other countries as a way to establish a silk industry.
Recently, it became known as very beneficial in treating diabetes, especially when prepared as tea. it Some chemicals found in white mulberry may work the same way as the medicine that is used for treating diabetes.
These chemicals are thought to slowly break down the sugars in the stomach for slower and more effective absorption of sugars into the blood. This help stabilize the blood glucose level. Still, the effectiveness of the herb and possible mulberry tea side effects are not yet confirmed by scientific studies.
Mulberry Tea Side Effects
There are several studies on possible mulberry tea side effects, however, they are not too many. For the most part, the studies showed that mulberry tea is safe to consume and there are no mulberry tea side effects observed in people who consumed the powdered leaf by mouth for up to five weeks.
Mulberry Tea Health Risks
Mulberry tea side effects on treating diabetes
While consuming mulberry tea might help in lowering blood sugar levels, it is better to monitor it closely. Drastic changes in blood sugar levels might have an effect on your overall health. Drink mulberry tea in moderation.
Mulberry tea side effects on pregnant women and breastfeeding moms.
There are not enough studies on the use of mulberry tea during pregnancy and breastfeeding. To be on the safe side, talk to your health care provider or avoid consumption until you are not pregnant or breastfeeding anymore.
Mulberry tea side effects when taken with other medication for diabetes
Mulberry tea lowers blood sugar levels and medications for diabetes also lowers blood sugar levels. Be very cautious in consuming mulberry tea while taking your medication. The combination of the tea and the medicines might cause your blood glucose to go too low. Consult with your doctor if it is safe before you take it along with your medications for diabetes.
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