Type 2 Diabetes is Reversible
For over 10 years clinics and doctors have been reversing Type 2 Diabetes. Why is this now being done?
The cause of Type 2 Diabetes is insulin resistance. The medical approach focuses on blood sugar. Blood sugar is a symptom, not the cause, which is why the disease gets worse over time. Type 2 Diabetes is a dietary disease of too many carbohydrates. Since this is a dietary disease, diet is the best way to treat this condition.
Why Type 2 Diabetes is Reversible!
Here is a video where Dr. Fung clearly explains why Type 2 Diabetes is reversible and that he is doing it with his patients.
Video Timeline:
0:00 – Introduction of video and Dr. Andreas Eenfeldt and Dr. Jason Fung.
0:56 – Diabetes does not have to progress
1:38 – Why our treatment causes the disease to progress.
5:40 – Why our current approach does not work
8:10 – How to reverse diabetes, a couple of methods at a high level.
What you should know to reverse Type 2 Diabetes.
Dr. Sarah Hallberg explains this and more and what we must understand, and how to reverse it.
Video Timeline:
00:00 – Introduction
01:05 – The cause of Type 2 Diabetes
02:19 – The widespread nature of the disease and most people do not know they have it.
03:12 – Why current medical treatments don’t work.
04:27 – The ramification of not treating the cause of the disease
07:22 – What we need to do to reverse Type 2 Diabetes
09:28 – Story of a patient who reversed diabetes after 20 years in 4 months.
11:06 – How to eat to reverse diabetes and insight into the food we eat.
12:28 – What is the research saying about low carb intervention, including reduced risk of heart disease, obesity, and cancer.
16:44 – Why isn’t this information everywhere?
The Science of Reversing Type 2 Diabetes with low carbohydrates
Dr. Zoe Harcombe addresses the UK House of Commons February 2019. This presentation focuses on the issues with the current dietary guidelines.
Video Timeline:
00:00 Introduction – Why we eat and essential Macro nutrients and Minerals
03:00 Evidence from randomized control trials did not support the reducing dietary fat introduced with the dietary fat guidelines in 1977.
05:15 Current evidence based on latest available science on dietary guidelines.
07:36 Dietary guidelines are slow to change.
9:20 Recommended diet is nutritionally deficient.
9:46 Cause of diabetes & conflict of interest making up the dietary guidelines.
10:47 Recommendations.
How your choice makes a difference.
Dr. Mark Hyman explains the impact of what happens when you take control of your health. Dr. Hyman is a practicing family physician, an 11-time New York Times bestselling author, and an internationally recognized leader, speaker, educator, and advocate in the field of Functional Medicine. He is the Pritzker Foundation Chair in Functional Medicine at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine and Director of the Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine.
Video: 13:06 minutes
Be inspired!
Here is an article that was written by Dr. Mark regarding the Ketogenic Diet written on October 18, 2018. What is the Ketogenic Diet (and should you try it)?
Based on our research the best diet to accomplish weight loss and reversing diabetes is a Low Carb – Ketogenic Diet.
To understand the diet and the science behind it please see our Ketogenic Diet Page.