L-Arginine effect on Diabetes

Hello twila kelly, let me tell you about my experience with diabetes and my brother in law. He’s what you’d call “brittle diabetic”, high blood sugar and he’s on insulin. Very sensitive to food as his sugar would shoot up in no time. Due to poor blood circulation, blood vessels in his right eye would burst and would require surgery to drain the blood. He has become depressed, lost a lot of weight, could not work because of his condition and without employment, no insurance. My wife and I picked him up in Oxnard, CA and at the time he was very weak, his face was puffy with water, almost no energy to move forward to get better. My wife is a nurse as well as her two sisters. They knew a doctor that could help and we all pooled together to pay for his visits, surgery, diabetic supplies, etc. I have a supply of ProArgi9 in the house. Although we do not have diabetes, my family has a history of high blood pressure and heart issues. So for prevention, I take it myself. I asked him to also take ProArgi9 twice a day. 3-4 week since we picked him up from LA and constant assurance and support, he is getting well now. He sleeps better, his blood sugar is in check as well as his blood pressure. There are times that it is high because of what he ate but most of the time, he is in good spirits as his health becomes better. We recently ordered more supplies of the product for him to take, he has recommended it to his friends who has similar issues. The result was not overnight nor dramatic, over time his daily sugar and blood check results are getting better. He goes out to ride the bike with us, he exercise when we do and walks around the neighborhood. Only 2 blocks weeks before (walking) and 2 miles (biking). Just this last weekend he could walk around the park and bike more than 2 miles with us. Poor blood circulations makes you not want to do anything strenuous however good blood circulations makes you exercise more.

So I hope that helped you in your decision with ProArgi9.

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