Diabetes skyrockets across America as Big Pharma drugs fail yet again

'Despite steady increases in medication usage rates for preventing and treating the condition, Type II diabetes is more prevalent than ever throughout the U.S., according to a new study released by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Between 1995 and 2010, the number of people diagnosed with diabetes in nearly half of all the U.S. states more than doubled, with the sharpest increases occurring throughout southern and Appalachian states.

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Researchers Discover Type III Diabetes

'Groundbreaking research from Rhode Island on the causes of Alzheimer’s disease has discovered this degenerative brain condition is actually another type of diabetes — Type III. Until now most treatments for this form of dementia have been largely ineffective and centered on getting rid of symptoms. This research has opened a new avenue of treatment that suggests the potential for restoring of normal brain function.'

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GI Blues: What's wrong with the glycaemic index?

'What's wrong with the Glycaemic Index? GI diet books are all the rage, but the GI is actually not that useful after all. This video lists some of the GI's anomalies and errors which are exploited by health professionals and diet book writers to mislead and misinform.' 

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How Turmeric Has An Anti-Diabetic Effect On The Body

'Extracts from turmeric may help manage blood sugar levels in people with type-2 diabetes, suggest data from a double-blind, placebo-controlled trial from China.

Daily supplements of curcuminoids for three months was associated with improved glycemic control in 50 type-2 diabetics, compared to placebo, according to findings published in Molecular Nutrition & Food Research .

The potential benefits of the curcuminoids is linked to a reduction in levels of free fatty acids (FFAs), said researchers Harbin Medical University and the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
FFAs are reported to play a key role in the development of insulin resistance, and therefore decreasing levels of FFAs could help reduce the risk of developing type-2 diabetes.'


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Natural Ways to Treat Type 2 Diabetes

 

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'It should come as no surprise that diabetes is a major problem in the U.S. In fact, 25.8 million Americans suffer from it—that is over 8 percent of the population. Diabetes is this country’s leading cause of kidney failure, a major cause of heart disease and stroke, and the seventh leading cause of death overall. One of the reasons this is so tragic is because, as is underscored by a number of well-researched articles on diabetes, the condition is largely avoidable. Which is why anyone suffering from type two diabetes should look into the plethora of natural remedies that can help assist someone with a diabetic condition.'

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The Truth About Diabetes: The Relationship Between Gut Health and Disease

 

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'Over the past several years, research into diabetes has found a link between diabetes, intestinal permeability, and gut bacteria. (1) It turns out that the microflora in your digestive tract may play a role in the development of diabetes.

 Healthy gut bacteria can nurture the lining of your digestive tract, while harmful bacteria can cause inflammation to spread throughout your whole body - leaving you at risk for serious conditions like diabetes.'

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Cruel Ignorance & Diabetes

'The global diabetes epidemic is ballooning because of cruel ignorance. Cruel ignorance is a disease of modern man. When we look at contemporary medicine we see this disease commonly playing itself out and costing people and their children a lot of suffering and sometimes even their lives.'


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Diabetics Cured Within 30 Days

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