Coriander seed water with lunch
Coriander seeds sit in water, then the water is strained and sipped with lunch. Do not treat this glass as a blood-sugar treatment. It does not replace diabetes medicine.
Important: this remedy is only a supportive home measure. Keep taking any medicine your doctor has prescribed, monitor your readings, and consult your doctor before adding anything new.
About coriander water with lunch
Add a teaspoon of coriander seeds to drinking water and let them rest until lunch, or pour hot water over them and wait until the cup is comfortably warm. Strain the seeds out. The sip should taste mild and seedy, not like a strong decoction you boiled down for a long time.
Drink one small glass with the meal. It is not a blood-sugar treatment, and it is not a reason to change a dose or skip a test.
Ingredients
- A teaspoon of coriander seeds
- A glass of drinking water
- A small strainer
How to prepare
- Put the coriander seeds in drinking water and let them rest until lunch.
- Strain the water into a cup and leave the seeds behind.
How to use
- Sip one small glass with lunch.
- Do not add sugar.
- Do not boil the seeds for a long time into a thick drink.
Helpful habits
- Crush the seeds lightly only if you want a clearer smell, then still strain them.
- Make a fresh glass. Do not keep soaked coriander water overnight in a warm kitchen.
Precautions
- Do not present this sip as a blood-sugar treatment. This does not replace diabetes medicine and doses must not be changed.
- Stop if coriander water feels uncomfortable or you have been told to limit fluids. This does not replace diabetes medicine and doses must not be changed.
- Do not change a dose because you drank this with lunch. This does not replace diabetes medicine and doses must not be changed.
Frequently asked questions
Is coriander water a blood-sugar treatment?
- No. It is a mild sip with lunch, not a blood-sugar treatment.
Can I stop a tablet on days I drink it?
- No. This does not replace diabetes medicine and doses must not be changed.
Should I drink several strong glasses?
- No. One small strained glass with lunch is the habit.
