Sunday, February 28, 2010

Reverse Diabetes based on Symptoms Diabetes

Why Type II Diabetes Gets Worse Over Time? Because you are treating the wrong thing. You are not medicating to get rid of your diabetes. You are not medicating to cure your disease. You’re medication does not address or handle what is actually causing your diabetes. And therein lies the problem. Your standardly administered course of treatment does not get to the root of what is causing, and continues to cause your diabetes. That is why, over time, your diabetes continues to get worse. And you end up taking more and more medication to ‘control’ your blood sugar and to ‘manage’ your diabetes; the diabetes that you have been told that you have to live with for the rest of your life

The following is a streamlined list of issues that can contribute to the worsening of diabetes – especially if left unchecked or untreated:
• Clinical or subclinical thyroid malfunction
• Stress
• Inflammation
• Auto-Immune issues
• Nutritional/Vitamin/Mineral deficiencies
• Infections (even undetected intestinal parasitic infections)
• Poor diet
• Not eating enough or eating too much
• Adrenal gland insufficiency
• Hormone imbalance
• Liver toxicity
• Altered sleep cycles or not enough sleep
In many instances, people with diabetes are suffering from not one, but several of the above mentioned issues. As long as those functional problems are present and not being addressed by your health care practitioner, your diabetes will get worse. Your blood sugar problems are simply one of many issues, and often a ‘symptom’ of many of these issues. Simply taking a pill or injecting insulin does NOT address the real problem. Get to the real problems and you CAN reverse your diabetes.

Frequent trips to the bathroom:

Unquenchable Thirst:

Losing Weight Without Trying:

Weakness and Fatigue:

Tingling or Numbness in Your Hands, Legs or Feet:

Other Signs and Symptoms That Can Occur:

Keep in mind that diabetic condition is reversible. You must try to treat it with diet and lifestyle change.

Diabetes can be reversed at times through weight loss and exercise--I have many patients who have done it on their own. If it was caused by medications, it can also often be reversed by stopping the medications.

The most important aspect to consider, it is the fact that diabetes is reversible and no matter what you have heard before, you can and should try to control it with diet, medications or insulin, so you can start forgetting about being a diabetic forever.
A) Eliminating consumption of refined sugars and grains
B) Taking slowly point A, Do not quit unhealthy foods abruptly.
C) Getting off of antidepressant drugs
D) Increasing your consumption of plant-based fats
E) Taking quality nutritional products that provide minerals in natural and bio-available forms
F) Controlling blood sugar with herbs, spices and nutritional supplements
G) Picking up the habit of regular exercise