People curing their diabetes!!

VanillaSky72
VanillaSky72 Posts: 57 Member
edited October 2024 in Health and Weight Loss
I was doing research on raw living and I found some amazing things.

I'm not a Doctor. But these people are curing their diabetes. Dr. Gabriel Cousens proves this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=-O6gH6QbPfw#!

Go his website too for his book for the cure. www.drcousens.com

Here's someone else that cured his diabetes with raw green juicing!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Ip-VkRgHkM&feature=relmfu

This isn't freaken spam either. I have nothing to do with the links at all. I have a long history on this site if you check out my profile!!

Joseph

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  • JillieV
    JillieV Posts: 2
    You do not need a special raw diet to cure type 2 diabetes. Weight loss and a healthier diet period will go along way towards "curing" diabetes and allow your metabolism to correct and deal with insulin properly. I sure hope this man isn't trying to sell anything AKA take advantage of sick people.
  • hoppinglark
    hoppinglark Posts: 213 Member
    Just check the link, it's another Vegan program.
    The only problem I have with it is when they say they can reverse or cure Type I diabetes.
    Unless you have a spare pancreas in your toolbox that ain't gonna happen.

    Type I and Type II are complete opposites, one is a complete lack of insulin and the other is WAY too much insulin.
    One can be fixed with a healthy diet and regular exercise
    The other is a life long struggle to manage carbs, and blood sugar.
  • firedragon064
    firedragon064 Posts: 1,082 Member
    Low carb diet is good for pre-diabetes. I used to be one and not any more.
  • Hearts_2015
    Hearts_2015 Posts: 12,032 Member
    Just check the link, it's another Vegan program.
    The only problem I have with it is when they say they can reverse or cure Type I diabetes.
    Unless you have a spare pancreas in your toolbox that ain't gonna happen.

    Type I and Type II are complete opposites, one is a complete lack of insulin and the other is WAY too much insulin.
    One can be fixed with a healthy diet and regular exercise
    The other is a life long struggle to manage carbs, and blood sugar.
    I agree..
  • bllowry
    bllowry Posts: 239 Member
    Type I and Type II are complete opposites, one is a complete lack of insulin and the other is WAY too much insulin.
    One can be fixed with a healthy diet and regular exercise
    The other is a life long struggle to manage carbs, and blood sugar.

    I totally agree with this. I've been on MFP since June; at the end of the month I expect my blood work to show I no longer am diabetic. This has been accomplished with a seriously hard look at what I was eating, help from a Registered Dietician and exercise to lose 41 pounds (so far- I have about 70 more to go). I know that I am lucky to a 1) caught the diabetes early and 2) am able to reverse it with a good eating plan and exercise. Someone with type 1 does not have that option. That said I will have to always be mindful of what I eat so the insulin resistance doesn't reoccur.
  • Megan2Project
    Megan2Project Posts: 351 Member
    Exactly what other people have said... Type 2 *can* be reversable by healthy lower carb, or GI diets. The Vegan Raw diet is not a bad option either as it doesn't usually contain a lot of sugars.

    My Husband is Type 1, and no amount of diet or exercise will reverse that. The only difference would be he would have to take less insulin.
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