Can a person be “cured” of Type 2 Diabetes? Dr. Sarah Hallberg provides compelling evidence that it can, and the solution is simpler than you might think.
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Can a person be “cured” of Type 2 Diabetes? Dr. Sarah Hallberg provides compelling evidence that it can, and the solution is simpler than you might think.
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Thanks for the Link 🙂
It was a very informative talk.
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Allergic reaction to a tiny T2D pill saw me eat nothing for 3 weeks, then only broke the fast on what I didn’t know was #lchf. Carbs literally makes me sick. It’s poison.
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Yes, indeed. So much of our health care dollars could be reduced if people would accept the science based facts that carbs/sugar, etc., cause inflammation … and it’s the inflammatory process that underlies soooo many disease processes. Not that carbs becoming anathema would fix all ills, but it’d sure make an impact. But we sound-bite news addicts believe whatever ‘they’ say.
And, oh my, you’d never sell low carb in the Italian community where I live. Pasta, bread … and then of course, pasta, bread, and … more bread … and more pasta.
Don’t get me wrong. I LOVE pasta and bread (as a matter of fact, I’d rather have warm Italian bread and butter over sweets for dessert any day), but I also know that I become almost crippled (no exaggeration) with stiffness when I eat carbs for long periods. It miraculously stops when I eat (boring) keto. There are so many ways you can disguise cauliflower, but hey, I like being able to climb the stairs.
Sorry for the diatribe. An ex smoker can be insufferable. Ex carbs addicts can be obnoxious too ads I have just illustrated, eh? My apologies to carb lovers everywhere. (If it’s any consolation, I will self-report that I still get as close as I can and smell the Italian food and warm bread whenever I can. LOL)
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And duh, I forget to go back and check for typos and duplicated words as you can see. Oy vey!
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Excellent video. I recommend very similar protocols as a holistic health consultant.
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Hey, thanks for the video recommendation. Through these years of understanding what to eat and what not to stay healthy, I have learnt that all of us just need to follow a few simple rules
1. Don’t eat anything made form of refined white flour
2. Keep away from white sugar
3. Stay away from carbonated drinks
I follow these rules as much as I can and it really works as I had lost around 25kgs and got back in good health when I was in my college days.
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That lady knows her stuff . I too share the clip on my “Our Health” page!👍👍
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Diabetes runs in my family, so I know the score here. I LOVE carbs but yeah, you have to be real careful with them. ALSO MEDS. Research them vigorously before taking them … lots of them cause diabetes.
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I absolutely agree that carbs are an enemy and type 2 diabetes can be cured. Thanks for getting this info our there. I do keto for my health.
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wow! i’m diabetic, and she’s the right doctor for me!!!
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At an anatomy class a long time ago, my professor speculated that fake sugars gave rise to adult-onset diabetic. It’s organ exhaustion similar to running your garbage disposal with a fake garbage. Sooner or later it will break. Unfortunately, I was interested enough in the idea to pursue it. Make me wonder if there are research out there supporting that professor’s opinion.
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Of course. Everything is about healthy food habits. My son with type 1 Diabetes has decrease his amount of insulin thanks to his vegan diet, so a person with Type 2 Diabetes with a healthy diet and healthy routines can definitely have a normal life without tablets and insulin.
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Amazing!!! As a Wellness Coach , I recommend eliminating simple carbs all together and getting your carbs from fruits and veggies to my clients. Works wonders for weight loss and cravings!
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very good! Thanks for sharing!
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