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Can the rise of T2 Diabetes be termed an Epidemic.
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<blockquote data-quote="Listlad" data-source="post: 2031669" data-attributes="member: 499223"><p>The term epidemic as applied to diabetes. From this website:</p><p></p><p>“Dr Unwin opines that the obesity and diabetes epidemics are mostly due to diet, not genetics, and that we can fight against poor health rather than just accepting it. Astoundingly, 50% of Dr Unwin’s research cohort have achieved remission of their type 2 diabetes, without drugs, at an average of 21 months.”</p><p></p><p>So to be fair to the media and anyone else, this term is being used liberally by the very best.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Listlad, post: 2031669, member: 499223"] The term epidemic as applied to diabetes. From this website: “Dr Unwin opines that the obesity and diabetes epidemics are mostly due to diet, not genetics, and that we can fight against poor health rather than just accepting it. Astoundingly, 50% of Dr Unwin’s research cohort have achieved remission of their type 2 diabetes, without drugs, at an average of 21 months.” So to be fair to the media and anyone else, this term is being used liberally by the very best. [/QUOTE]
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