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I cured my diabetes so anybody can

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The Fit Fat Lady said:
Actually, it was in March 2004, 12 years ago now, which was when I was diagnosed. I simply counted carbs at every meal, ate what I liked (mostly good stuff, kept of the junk) within the limits of the carb count, monitored my blood sugar 2-4 times a day, kept a food diary, drew nice graphs of my blood sugar (no computer to draw them for me in those days), lost a couple of stone, walked every day - not far - 15-30 minutes.

I used to reckon on 160-230g carb per day, and morning BGs were usually around 6, and HbA1c between 5.1 and 6.0 - for 6 years. I thought it was a breeze. GP told me that I had the best numbers on the practice records for Type II Diet & Exercise Only. I also took Aspen Glucosync, which contains Vanadium and Cinnamon, which I think does help to tip the balance towards lower BG in the early stages - it's about £23 pounds for a pot (you can Google it if you are interested).

But during years 1-6 it was creeping up from 5.1-6.0, and then it went up one number each year after that, until in year 10 HbA1c was 10+. Exercise regime buckled a bit end of year 6 after having a mini-stroke at age not-quite-56 (don't let that frazzle you though - I also have Atrial Fibrillation, and that was before my Ablation procedure to sort that out, so it was not anything to do with the well-controlled-at-that-time diabetes that caused the stroke).

But my doctor also said, Very well done, but don't kid yourself - Once a diabetic always a diabetic.

Try this book if you are interested in what fuelled my fire when I started out:

The First Year: Type 2 Diabetes: A Patient-Expert Guide for the Newly Diagnosed: The First Year - An Essential Guide for the Newly Diagnosed Paperback – 26 Feb 2004 by Gretchen Becker (you can get it on Amazon)

Gretchen Becker talks about genetic predisposition. I have a friend who is about 25 stone. She is not hypothyroid, she is not Type II diabetic, she is as healthy as can be (bar her high-as-the-sky BMI) - she just eats a lot. She has NOT got the genetic predisposition for Type II. Either you have or you have not! So I hope our Easy Cure friend will go on being 'cured', and I too would like to hear all about it in a year's time, in 5 years' time, in 10 years' time.

At time of going to press I still say, Dead Beta Cells are Dead Beta Cells.
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Interesting that you did a lower carb, but still ate what you liked without counting calories.
I'm into my 5th year, I don't carb count, I seem to be quite good after a very aggressive weight loss, so possibly there may be a difference in approaches
It will be very interesting to see how results on low calorie, rapid weight loss stack up when we all compare notes in the next decade.

It's also interesting that medical opinion is starting to move on 'dead beta cells' as well.
 
There seem to be a lot of doctors on this thread, from the number of diagnosis being handed out.
And most seem to be so certain, maybe I should be seeing mine over the internet, without them knowing anything about me?
 
SunnyExpat said:
You critique of the esteemed Mr, or possibly Dr Moritz is some countries, (or possibly not) is quite funny after the previous posts in this thread. I believe he is qualified as a practitioner of Ayurvedic medicine.
Dare anyone criticise him because he doesn't practice mainstream medicine, and dares to lead down his own path, simply because they believe a different one should be trampled?
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Was qualified - he's dead. Yes, I do dare to criticise, I will criticise anyone that says Cancer will cure itself if left alone.
I don't see anyone lining up to confirm his theories, probably because if they followed them, they'd be dead.

Did you have a look at the website? I made sure I had a good read of it before I commented - and that is why I say he's a quack.
 
SunnyExpat said:
There seem to be a lot of doctors on this thread, from the number of diagnosis being handed out.
And most seem to be so certain, maybe I should be seeing mine over the internet, without them knowing anything about me?
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What would have to be true for a stranger to wholeheartedly resist the idea that you had cured / reversed (whatever) your diabetes?

Reminds me of something completely irrelevant. Recently in the town where I live a restoration team descended on an historic canal lock. Ivy had grown all around the frame, so the first thing they did was to cut away all of the growth exposing the original wood. Just a matter of hours into it's freedom, having been liberated from the terrible infestation, the wooden lock tilted to one side and began the slow process of falling over.
 
SunnyExpat said:
I know a few places if you fancy a real pita kebab.
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Spent a lot of time in Cyprus had a few delicious Kebabs there.

I have to say though I find the arcane beliefs of Ayurvedic medicine.some what, to the modern mind ridiculous. I also thought that about aroma therapy until I learnt that molecules from the fumes of essential oils can be detected in the blood and that it is purportedly possible to kill a cat with Tea-tree oil I tend to be less sceptical than I used to be.
 
Giverny said:
'Diabetes destroyer' is currently targetting many large diabetes websites. The exploit was actually in the blog, which has now been fixed. This amended some code which redirected to (and generated popups for) the 'diabetes destroyer' product. This has been fixed. We're currently monitoring the server, Please let us know if anything is spotted.
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Saw it this morning. Looked like a pop up, but I closed it down immediately, it happened when I was coming onto this site. Going to clear cache etc.
 
JohnEGreen said:
Spent a lot of time in Cyprus had a few delicious Kebabs there.

I have to say though I find the arcane beliefs of Ayurvedic medicine.some what, to the modern mind ridiculous. I also thought that about aroma therapy until I learnt that molecules from the fumes of essential oils can be detected in the blood and that it is purportedly possible to kill a cat with Tea-tree oil I tend to be less sceptical than I used to be.
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I may be trying Ayurvedic medicine soon....I'll let you know how I get on with it. :)
 
Diabetes easycure said:
1 teaspoon Amla powder in the morning empty stomach.
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I'm really interested in this supplement - I started trying a new supplement that is meant to help with reflux. Turns out this is the major ingredient (plus a much smaller dose of licorice). After starting it, I began getting surprisingly low BG (3.8 being the lowest measurement taken).

I didn't make the connection at first - I stopped taking it because it also gave me the same symptoms that both metformin and berberine gave me (gastritis pain) but didn't really make the connection as at around the same time I started trying another supplement for BG control that has quite a variety of ingredients. However, with today being the first day without taking the amla (phyllanthus emblica) while still taking the other BG supplement, my BG is much more like I'm used to.

So more experimenting with the amla supplement coming up.
 
There is classic episode of Rising Damp in which Phillp (played by Don Warrington ) tricks Rigsby into believing he has some tribal love wood that will help Rigsby seduce Miss Jones.
 
bobrobert said:
Are you sure it is a cookie? I clear my cache every day with C Cleaner,
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Well, cookies are always the place to start. This has been raised again with Admin this morning, but being the weekend, we may not see too much action before Monday.
 
Diabetes easycure said:
Hi there
I been diagnosed last year type2 September 2015.

Now i am free from diabetes, and so happy and i want you to do same.

You just need willpower to avoid eating animal related food , say no to dairy , meat etc.

I was 104kg now i am 88kg , i ate plenty of fruits, vegetables, handfull of nets daily.
Vitamin d3 with k2.

Thats it , from last month my fasting sugar level is 4.8 to 5.3.
And after meal 5.8 to 6.5.
I just want to help people out there reading this.
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@Diabetes easycure You lost 34-35lbs give or take. Power to you. That your T2DM isn't there at the moment great!

I've personally lost 58lbs and still no remission. I am still not as skinny as I was when I was twenty but my BMI is in the 23-24 range. I have good control but still have T2DM. Not everyone is as fortunate as yourself. What erks me more than anything is the Endocrinologists that fight insulin resistance with metformin and glipzide. Here in the US they want us sick. Most just become sicker and sicker given time..

Dr Jason Fung has some good ideas they are worth reading www.tinyurl.com/Dr-JasonFung

Most importantly @Diabetes easycure keep up the good fight for friends who are pre-diabetic or carrying too much weight. Your knowledge is important to other's lives. Share that and everyone will end up winning..

LBB
 
Can we kill this off now before it turns nasty? and before it wastes anymore time.
 
And is this the thread that maybe started the destroyer pop ups problem? Did anyone have any problems before the time of the start of this thread?
 
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