Diabetes: Can It Be Reversed?
What Your Doctor May Not Want to Tell You!
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What Cause Diabetes
There are many theories on what cause diabetes. It has often written that obesity, poor diet and lack of physical exercise are leading causes. It has also been written that a sedentary lifestyle is another culprit. People who are obese may have more propensities for the disease. There is more sugar in your system if you are obese, and this excess may be taxing your digestive system, which includes insulin production and blood glucose removal from the blood stream. Results of research has shown that there are a number of contributing factors linked to developing diabetes, and chief among them is Metabolic Syndrome X.
Metabolic Syndrome X
This factor represents a collection of medical disorders which when occur together increase the risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes, such as:
- Raised triglycerides > 150 mg/dL
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- Raised fasting glucose > 100 mg/dL
- Raised blood pressure systolic BP > 130 mm Hg or diastolic > 85 mm Hg
Poor Diet
Poor diet has been shown to contribute to developing diabetes, especially type 2. Eating healthy is not only important in the prevention of diabetes, but is also essential for individuals who already have the disease.
Stress
Stress control is important in managing diabetes. The results of studies have shown that permanent stress significantly increase the risk of developing type 2 Diabetes.
Vitamin D Deficiency
Recent studies have shown that Vitamin D deficiency may contribute to developing both type I and type 2 diabetes in both humans and animals. Results of studies have shown that Vitamin D deficiency impairs insulin function in both human and animal species.
Age
As we age so does every organ in our bodies and our ability to digest sugar also slows down. This is one reason that the onslaught of type 2 diabetes afflicts mostly adults; this is where the body is wearing out and more likely to have insulin resistance.
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About the Book
Let’s be clear: the medicines that doctors prescribe for Type 2 Diabetes will not cure you!
These doctors know it, and yet they continue to juggle different medicines, trying to find the right combinations instead of focusing on eliminating the cause of the disease.
Dr. E. Barrett Hall, who has spent years conducting diabetes research and was diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes, explains that the disease is primarily caused by consuming bad foods that force your pancreas to work too hard.
While it’s important to try preventing Type 2 Diabetes from developing in the first place, it’s possible to reverse its effects—but the doctors won’t tell you how. You need this book so you can • find the right combination of enzymes and herbs to turn your body back into a fully-functioning machine; • attack the disease at the molecular level instead of using drugs that act like Band-Aids; and • control stress and exercise to further fight the disease.
Type 2 Diabetes will reach epidemic proportions if we don’t change our fighting tactics, but medical professionals refuse to take on the task. Take back the power they’ve stolen from you, and get a real plan to reverse Type 2 Diabetes.
About the Author
Dr. E. Barrett Hall earned a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, a master’s degree in computer information systems, and a doctorate in organizational leadership. He became interested in diabetes research after noticing that all the medications prescribed for his Type 2 Diabetes had failed. He currently resides in Connecticut.