Read this E-book on Amazon Kindle Unlimited. Start Your Free Trial Now. IN JUST A generation, diabetes has gone from rarity to epidemic, a catastrophic turn that presents urgent questions: Why are so many suffering, and so suddenly? And how have our health authorities failed to offer an explanation or treatment for so devastating a scourge, despite spending billions?
They have, instead, essentially given up on finding a cure, pronouncing type 2 diabetes 1 a chronic, progressive disease that promises a life of slow, painful decline and early death. Tragically, diabetes authorities worldwide have come to the consensus that the best hope for sufferers is merely to control or delay the disease through a lifelong dependence on medications combined with medical devices and surgery.
There is no emphasis on better nutrition. Instead, some forty-five international medical and scientific societies and associations around the world declared in that bariatric surgery, which is both expensive and risky, should be the first option for diabetes treatment.
These techniques for managing diabetes are expensive, invasive, and do nothing to reverse diabetes—because, as Dr. Remarkably, the practice of carbohydrate restriction for diabetes dates back more than a century, when the diet was considered standard treatment. Since many specimens were found together, it is possible Limusaurus lived in groups.
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