Does drinking coffee lower blood sugar?

Answer 1

No but if you take alot of cinnomon (cinnomon capsules) and/or large doses of Chromium Picolinate they both cause lowering of blood sugar.. Plus with the Chromium, when you take large doses for afew months you find that you lose weight..

Answer 2

There are quite a few studies which show that people who consume caffeine from coffee have a lower risk of type 2 Diabetes than people who do not drink coffee, most likely due to coffee lowering blood sugar levels. (The best way to find these studies is to go to the PubMed website and search for "caffeine and sugar". Pubmed is a huge online database of medical studies, accessible to everybody).

However, it is not possible to give an answer to caffeine in general, since the data indicates that the source of the caffeine does affect what it does to blood sugar levels - coffee seems to have a stronger effect than tea, (although tea does still have some impact), and caffeinated fizzy drinks do not seem to cause a blood sugar lowering effect (even when they're sugar free fizzy drinks).

I've attached the link to pubmed under related links for you.

Answer 3

Caffeine doesn't lower blood sugar, but it speeds up your metabolism - so your body can put the sugar to use and/or eliminate it faster. Bottom's up! \_/D

Answer 4

Yes, it does increase your blood sugar. Depending on how much you intake, It doesnt increase by too much too fast

Answer 5

No offee does not lowe blood sugar. It actually highers your blood sugar, because it is a drug.

70% or more cocoa in Dark Chocolate lowers blood sugar though. :)

Answer 6

no because caffiene is not sugar and if anything it lowers it because it gives the pancreas energy to take care of the sugar in your body hence lowering your sugar temperarily

Answer 7

I don't think so, but caffine is considered a drug. Do you really want tto become a drug addict?

Answer 8

yes it dose affect you blood sugar levels.

Answer 9

Yes coffee does effect blood sugar levels?