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What do I mean by "I cured My Diabetes" 10 years ago I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes with a blood sugar close to 400mg. A1C test over 7 and high pressure and high cholesterol. After 10 years of research and doing what I have learned my blood sugar is now averaging around 100 with no meds for months. My blood pressure is in the 120/70 range and my A1C tests are around the 5 mark. No medications at all. Eating normally and looking and feeling great. |
I have cured my diabetes
(and my wifes) so I wrote a book about it! No it was not easy for me, as I did not have a book to guide me with what to do. I know, there are lots of books out there about diabetes and how to reverse diabetes and curing diabetes, but most of them are just limited to one persons opinion. This book is written and compiled from all the books, Doctor interviews and Internet information I could gaither over a 10 year period. (see About Us for referances) Then I started doing what I learned from all this information, then I wrote this book. My name is Bob Robeson. I am not a doctor, dietician or heath practitioner in any way, but a 10-year, Type 2 diabetic who is tired of watching people suffer and die needlessly (Lost several friends and relatives to Diabetes) from this often preventable, possibly curable, or at least manageable, disease. This eBook is a distillation of 10 years of extensive research by medical experts put together into what is, in my opinion, the best way to live with diabetes. You could find all this information yourself, given the desire, the time and the resources, but I have saved you the trouble. My intent is not to diagnose, prevent or cure diabetes, but merely to present valuable information. How you use it is entirely up to you. I suggest that you let your doctor(s) know what you are doing and why. Your health is your personal responsibility, and your quality of life is dependent upon your efforts. What I can tell you is that the information in this book is how I cured my diabetes and my wifes. |
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Chapter 1 What is Diabetes? Different types Type 1 Type II Adult onset Juvenile Diabetes Gestational Diabetes Signs and symptoms Who gets it and why Genetics Pathophysiology Chapter 2 The many faces of diabetes! Side effects are many
Nerve damage, loss of sensation EDF in males Heart failure Kidney failure Liver failure Blindness Amputations Death Chapter 3 How to avoid getting diabetes Diet
Life style Stress Exercise If over weight, lose it now Chapter 4 Improving your health Testing Proper weight Cholesterol Triglycerides Triglycerides are a type of fat found in your blood. They are a major source of energy and the most common type of fat in your body. When you eat, your body uses the calories it needs for quick energy. Any extra calories are turned into triglycerides and stored in fat cells to be used later. The excess calories are stored as fat regardless of what kind of food you eat—fat, carbohydrate, or protein. If you regularly eat more calories than you burn, you may have high triglycerides. In normal amounts, triglycerides are important to good health. When triglyceride levels are high, it is not clear whether these high levels directly increase your risk for heart disease. But high triglycerides are often part of a group of conditions called metabolic syndrome. Metabolic syndrome is the combination of high blood pressure, high blood sugar, too much fat around the waist, low HDL ("good") cholesterol, and high triglycerides. This syndrome does increase your risk for heart disease as well as for diabetes and stroke. Triglycerides are measured as part of a blood test that measures your cholesterol. Normal triglyceride levels are below 150. Levels above 200 are high. Obesity, poorly controlled diabetes, underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism), kidney disease, and regularly eating more calories than you burn can cause high triglycerides. Certain medicines may also increase triglycerides. These include tamoxifen, steroids, beta-blockers, some diuretics, estrogen, and birth control pills. Drinking a lot of alcohol may also cause high triglycerides. Certain types of high cholesterol and high triglycerides run in families. High triglycerides do not usually cause symptoms. People who have a family history (genetic cause) of very high triglycerides may have visible fatty deposits under the skin called xanthomas. In rare cases, people who have very high triglycerides may develop inflammation of the pancreas (pancreatitis). This can cause sudden, severe abdominal pain, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, and fever. You may be able to lower your triglycerides by eating fewer calories and increasing your activity. Reducing fats in your diet and not drinking alcohol may also help. If increasing your activity and watching calories do not work, you may also need medicine. Medicines called statins are commonly used to lower LDL ("bad") cholesterol. But drugs called nicotinic acids and fibrates seem to work better for lowering triglycerides. If you have high triglycerides, high LDL cholesterol, and low HDL ("good") cholesterol, it may help you to take a combination of medicines, such as a statin and a fibrate. If you are over weight we urge you to lose the excess pounds. But not only that we will show you how. If you have tried many diets and they do not seem to work for you or your weight goes up and down, then we have the cure! The Dr. Simeons hCG Protocol, the weight loss cure! Blood pressure Tooth health Foot care Skin Care Exercise, build mussel Attitude Stress Chapter 5 Weight loss, a must if you are over weight even just a little! Achieve your proper weight! Jenny Graig Dr. Atkins South Beach Vegan Low carb. Low fat Micro Biotics Fit for life Cottage cheese Grapefruit HCG Chapter 6 Supplements Chapter 7 Knowing your own version of Diabetes How best to treat your Diabetes Chapter 8 Health Care professionals Chapter 9 Recap Exams, Eyes, Feet, AC1, Glucose Improve your health Follow your Diet plan Achieve/maintain your proper weight Take your supplements Exercise properly Use the low GI index Brush your teeth, proper oral hygiene Skin/wound care! Foot care I will have this life changeing book available as soon as I can.
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