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So far 35 patients have been treated with sugar treatment.
BBC: Family sugar remedy tested for healing people's wounds
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Gordon Weir, a researcher at Harvard-affiliated Joslin Diabetes Center, Boston, believes a strategy using short-term insulin treatment a couple of weeks or months to drive blood sugar back to safer levels, may eventually prove effective and become a treatment strategy.
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Now it is quite impossible to form a precise estimate of what would have been the increase of the consumption of sugar had it been subjected to the same treatment as coffee.
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This study randomly divided patients into two groups - one received the antibiotic and the other was given a placebo, an inert treatment in the form of a sugar pill, three times a day for seven days.
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The treatment is thought to work because applying sugar to a wound draws the water away, thereby starving the bacteria of what it needs to grow.
BBC: Family sugar remedy tested for healing people's wounds
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Study co-ordinator Jens Juul Holst from the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, said the results suggested that treatment with the hormone had a significant impact on improving the way the body breaks down sugar.
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