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<blockquote data-quote="HairySmurf" data-source="post: 2680893" data-attributes="member: 583820"><p>Hi there,</p><p></p><p>There are lots of posts about remission and how to achieve it on this forum, though if I can make a suggestion I would go straight to reading a couple of good books first if remission is your primary goal. I spent months reading up on the subject online and have achieved my Masters Degree in Remission, from Google University, but I only recently thought to try to identify the best books on the subject and read them.</p><p></p><p>I've read and highly recommend these two books.</p><p></p><p>'Life Without Diabetes' by Professor Roy Taylor</p><p>'How To Reverse Type 2 Diabetes and Prediabetes' by Dr. David Cavan</p><p></p><p>I chose these two books because they were both published recently, are focussed on remission, and refer to the latest research. If I had started by reading these books rather than reading it all online, piece by piece, I would have saved a lot of time. The authors recommend quite different approaches to achieving remission so there are things covered well in one book that are barely mentioned in the other, and vice versa. Taylor is a professor of medicine and diabetes researcher, and Cavan is a former consultant endocrinologist. Unlike most other books that are available, these two books are recent enough to cover remission in great detail and have been written by very experienced specialists - both authors are true diabetes experts.</p><p></p><p>If you read both books you will learn pretty much everything you need to know about exactly what remission is and how it might be possible to get there. Be aware though that both books 'dumb things down' a bit as they are intended to be readable by anyone. There will still be plenty to learn about diabetes after reading them but by reading both you will learn everything that is critical to achieving remission.</p><p></p><p>Very best of luck</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HairySmurf, post: 2680893, member: 583820"] Hi there, There are lots of posts about remission and how to achieve it on this forum, though if I can make a suggestion I would go straight to reading a couple of good books first if remission is your primary goal. I spent months reading up on the subject online and have achieved my Masters Degree in Remission, from Google University, but I only recently thought to try to identify the best books on the subject and read them. I've read and highly recommend these two books. 'Life Without Diabetes' by Professor Roy Taylor 'How To Reverse Type 2 Diabetes and Prediabetes' by Dr. David Cavan I chose these two books because they were both published recently, are focussed on remission, and refer to the latest research. If I had started by reading these books rather than reading it all online, piece by piece, I would have saved a lot of time. The authors recommend quite different approaches to achieving remission so there are things covered well in one book that are barely mentioned in the other, and vice versa. Taylor is a professor of medicine and diabetes researcher, and Cavan is a former consultant endocrinologist. Unlike most other books that are available, these two books are recent enough to cover remission in great detail and have been written by very experienced specialists - both authors are true diabetes experts. If you read both books you will learn pretty much everything you need to know about exactly what remission is and how it might be possible to get there. Be aware though that both books 'dumb things down' a bit as they are intended to be readable by anyone. There will still be plenty to learn about diabetes after reading them but by reading both you will learn everything that is critical to achieving remission. Very best of luck [/QUOTE]
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