A balanced diet rich in plant-based nutrients is crucial not only for reducing the risk of diabetes but also for managing blood sugar levels in those with the condition. But could an aquatic plant serve as a treatment for diabetes? Researchers have discovered that supplementing with Mankai, a cultivated aquatic duckweed, after meals may help lower blood sugar levels in diabetic patients.
Mankai, a protein-packed green that naturally grows in water, is now cultivated under controlled conditions. It's known for its benefits in supporting vascular and brain health, reducing abdominal and liver fat, and positively influencing the microbiome.
