Can a flower part lower blood sugar after eating?

Original Title

Bombax ceiba calyx displays antihyperglycemic activity via improving insulin secretion and sensitivity: Identification of bioactive phytometabolomes by UPLC-QTof-MS/MS.

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Summary

Scientists tested a plant part used in traditional food to see if it helps control blood sugar spikes after meals.

Proposed Mechanism
Enhanced insulin secretion and sensitivity via phytometabolites
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Groups of people are followed over time to see who develops an outcome. Strong for identifying risk factors and associations, but cannot prove causation as firmly as RCTs.

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