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i have been placing orders for pills like Glucopro,Proman, Diaformula and it didn't work for me,is these seriously cures diabetes or what?

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Rustenburg, ZA

Since i used them my sugar level is uncontrollable and they convinced us by saying WHO didn't allow their products to be sold because people will be cured and their business will be affected.i spend lot of money on those treatment with hope to see my diabetic cured

June 20
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A DiabetesTeam Member

Red flag.no no no please do not fall for these ads rather confine yourself to healthy eating habits following our mentors is one great contribution,lower your carb intake....there's no magic pill out there,tc lots of good wishes.💜

June 20
A DiabetesTeam Member

Diabetes and the word, cure..in the same sentence .

Now that’s funny!!😁

June 20 (edited)
A DiabetesTeam Member

They are all garbage. Snake oil.

There are no cures for diabetes.

June 20
DiabetesTeam

It's completely understandable to feel frustrated and even heartbroken after spending so much money with hope, only to see blood sugar levels get worse. Unfortunately, supplements like GlucoPro, Proman, and Diaformula are not cures for diabetes — and the claim about WHO blocking them is a classic red flag of a scam. 🚩

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It's completely understandable to feel frustrated and even heartbroken after spending so much money with hope, only to see blood sugar levels get worse. Unfortunately, supplements like GlucoPro, Proman, and Diaformula are not cures for diabetes — and the claim about WHO blocking them is a classic red flag of a scam. 🚩

The hard truth is that currently, there is no cure for diabetes. Anyone claiming otherwise is misleading you. Here's why these supplements can be risky:

- Companies don't have to prove their product works before selling it
- Ingredients on the label may not match what's actually inside the bottle
- Products may contain harmful substances
- Quality can vary between batches
- They can interact with prescribed diabetes medications and make blood sugar harder to control

This could explain why blood sugar levels have become uncontrollable since using them. The most important next step is to speak with a doctor as soon as possible. Let them know exactly what supplements were taken so they can help get blood sugar back under control safely.

A DiabetesTeam member once shared a similar experience, noting how frustrating it is when people push "natural cures" that don't work — and how much better things got when they focused on a real treatment plan with their healthcare team.

Sticking with doctor-prescribed medications and lifestyle changes — like healthy eating and staying active — remains the most reliable path to managing diabetes well.

June 20

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