Q. I know there are treatments for diabetes but I do not know the reason on why you can not cure diabetes, any type of diabetes. Please Help! Thank You.
A. It all boils down to the fact that it is just too complicated to cure.
Many people have had pancreas transplants but the transplant is difficult due to the fact that the pancreas is very delicate and not everyone is an organ donor. Right now they only do these transplants when someone is dying from diabetic complications. My uncle had a pancreas/kidney transplant and lived for 15 years until he had a heart attack.
Doctors all over the US and Canada have been working on islet cell transplantation. I know that in Philadelphia they had cured several people this past summer. The islet cell transplantation is only in the clinical trial stages right now. The medical community has recently found a better way to transplant these cells and they have had better results but it will be years before this is available to all diabetics. I was in the clinical trial in Philly and only know all of this info because I asked. I unfortunately had other health problems and had to drop out.
The medical community has been working for years on an artificial pancreas or implantable insulin pump. There have been way too many problems with these however.
There seems to be new discoveries and hope on the horizon everyday. I've been reading for years that a cure is just around the corner. Hopefully one day soon someone will find the thing that finally works perfectly.
Many people have had pancreas transplants but the transplant is difficult due to the fact that the pancreas is very delicate and not everyone is an organ donor. Right now they only do these transplants when someone is dying from diabetic complications. My uncle had a pancreas/kidney transplant and lived for 15 years until he had a heart attack.
Doctors all over the US and Canada have been working on islet cell transplantation. I know that in Philadelphia they had cured several people this past summer. The islet cell transplantation is only in the clinical trial stages right now. The medical community has recently found a better way to transplant these cells and they have had better results but it will be years before this is available to all diabetics. I was in the clinical trial in Philly and only know all of this info because I asked. I unfortunately had other health problems and had to drop out.
The medical community has been working for years on an artificial pancreas or implantable insulin pump. There have been way too many problems with these however.
There seems to be new discoveries and hope on the horizon everyday. I've been reading for years that a cure is just around the corner. Hopefully one day soon someone will find the thing that finally works perfectly.
Is there a registration fee for the walk to cure diabetes charity event? if so how much.?
Q. Is there a registration fee for the walk to cure diabetes charity event? if so how much. (i couldnt find info on site.) thanks
sorry, haha, um,
the walks for diabetes
Los angeles, CA - dodger stadium
11-7-10
10 am- ?
sorry, haha, um,
the walks for diabetes
Los angeles, CA - dodger stadium
11-7-10
10 am- ?
A. tell people with diabetes (type 1 or 2) to go on the Raw Food Diet!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUDbrnlXX-Q&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUDbrnlXX-Q&feature=related
How can i cure diabetes?
Q. Hi i just found that my best friend got diabetes and i was searching up if there is anything else that can cure diabetes i heard that cinnamon and chronium picolinate is that true?And can someone tell me other home remedies thank you
A. "The study, entitled Reversal of type 2 diabetes: normalization of beta cell function in association with decrease pancreas and liver triglycerides, was exquisitely done. The bottom line: A dramatic diet change (protein shake, low glycemic load, plant-based low-calorie diet but no exercise) in diabetics reversed most features of diabetes within one week and all features by eight weeks. That�s right, diabetes was reversed in one week. That�s more powerful than any drug known to modern science.
We know from gastric bypass patients that with rapid changes in diet right after surgery, within just a few days, without significant weight loss, diabetes goes away�fatty livers heal, cholesterol levels plummet. Some theorized it was because of changes in the stomach hormones related to the gastric surgery. Others, including the researchers of this new study surmised that maybe it was just the drastic change in diet. So they went about studying just the diet change without surgery.
They studied 11 people with diabetes and compared them to a control group. Through very sophisticated techniques including MRI imaging, they measured their blood sugar and insulin responses, cholesterol levels and fat in the pancreas and liver (some of the hallmarks of diabetes) before and after diet changes at 1, 4 and 8 weeks.
What they found was revolutionary. The beta cells�the pancreas� insulin producing cells�woke up, and the fat deposits in the pancreas and liver went away. Blood sugars normalized in just one week, triglycerides dropped in half in one week and reduced 10-fold in eight weeks. The body�s cells became more insulin sensitive and essentially, in just 8 weeks, all evidence of diabetes was gone and the diabetic patients looked just like the normal controls on all the testing."
New Research Finds Diabetes Can Be Reversed:
http://drhyman.com/blog/conditions/new-research-finds-diabetes-can-be-reversed/
We know from gastric bypass patients that with rapid changes in diet right after surgery, within just a few days, without significant weight loss, diabetes goes away�fatty livers heal, cholesterol levels plummet. Some theorized it was because of changes in the stomach hormones related to the gastric surgery. Others, including the researchers of this new study surmised that maybe it was just the drastic change in diet. So they went about studying just the diet change without surgery.
They studied 11 people with diabetes and compared them to a control group. Through very sophisticated techniques including MRI imaging, they measured their blood sugar and insulin responses, cholesterol levels and fat in the pancreas and liver (some of the hallmarks of diabetes) before and after diet changes at 1, 4 and 8 weeks.
What they found was revolutionary. The beta cells�the pancreas� insulin producing cells�woke up, and the fat deposits in the pancreas and liver went away. Blood sugars normalized in just one week, triglycerides dropped in half in one week and reduced 10-fold in eight weeks. The body�s cells became more insulin sensitive and essentially, in just 8 weeks, all evidence of diabetes was gone and the diabetic patients looked just like the normal controls on all the testing."
New Research Finds Diabetes Can Be Reversed:
http://drhyman.com/blog/conditions/new-research-finds-diabetes-can-be-reversed/
What if there is a cure for diabetes?
Q. What would happen if someone invented a cure for diabetes? If yes, what will happen? Might curing diabetes change everything?
A. They would be assassinated by the pharmaceutical companies, the glucose testing companies, and all the companies that make various diabetic supplies and equipment.
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