You took the low-tech, slide-show approach and it worked surprisingly well. First, I like the way you present very factual, actionable information that anyone could follow. I also like the use of statistics and that you cited your sources with links at the end. You got your point across, which is that their are "natural" remedies available to help prevent or treat diabetes.
The first slide kind of confused me a little bit. I wasn't sure what you were comparing. Also, some of the text got cut off on the right margin in the slides. Might have just been the viewer.
Overall, you did a lot with a few slides. Simplicity is sometimes the best vehicle. Text was clear and readable. Also, I learned that magnesium increases insulin, which I never knew before.
You took the low-tech, slide-show approach and it worked surprisingly well. First, I like the way you present very factual, actionable information that anyone could follow. I also like the use of statistics and that you cited your sources with links at the end. You got your point across, which is that their are "natural" remedies available to help prevent or treat diabetes.
The first slide kind of confused me a little bit. I wasn't sure what you were comparing. Also, some of the text got cut off on the right margin in the slides. Might have just been the viewer.
Overall, you did a lot with a few slides. Simplicity is sometimes the best vehicle. Text was clear and readable. Also, I learned that magnesium increases insulin, which I never knew before.