Evidence supporting the use of: Fenigreek fiber
For the body system: Pancreas Head

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Source of validity: Traditional
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Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum) is a plant commonly used in traditional medicine, especially within Ayurvedic and Middle Eastern herbal systems. Its seeds and fiber have long been utilized for a variety of health concerns, most notably for supporting healthy blood sugar levels. The connection between fenugreek and the pancreas comes primarily from its traditional use for managing diabetes and enhancing digestion, as the pancreas plays a central role in insulin production and carbohydrate metabolism. Fenugreek fiber is rich in galactomannan, a soluble fiber that may slow carbohydrate absorption and support glycemic control, indirectly easing the workload of the pancreas. However, while there is some scientific investigation into fenugreek seed extracts for glycemic support, most research focuses on the seed as a whole, not specifically on its fiber content or direct action on the pancreas head or body. Clinical trials suggest modest improvements in fasting blood sugar and postprandial glucose with fenugreek supplementation, but the evidence is limited, with most studies being small, short-term, and of varying quality. There is no robust clinical evidence specifically linking fenugreek fiber to direct pancreatic health or regeneration. Therefore, the use of fenugreek fiber to support the pancreas is primarily rooted in tradition, with only limited scientific validation for its broader metabolic effects.

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