Will taking omega-3 fish oil concentrate, cinnamon, garlic, low-dose aspirin, and niacin help prevent diabetes?

€¢ Q: I'm prediabetic. I take omega-3 fish oil concentrate, cinnamon, garlic, low-dose aspirin, and niacin every day. Am I on the right track?

€¢ A: Diabetes prevention should start with exercise, weight loss if needed, and eating correctly. An aggressive program of dietary supplements should only be undertaken under the supervision of a qualified medical provider. Garlic and aspirin, for instance, have anticlotting properties that can affect bleeding.

High doses of niacin may cause problems in those with liver dysfunction, gastritis, kidney dysfunction, or heart disease. Also, cinnamon has not yet been shown to have any effect on sugar levels in people with diabetes. You should discuss your individual situation and concerns with your doctor.

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