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re. diabetes type 2
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Disease Profile: Diabetes mellitus (type 2)
Description: One of the fastest growing
diseases in the western world, the condition of diabetes type 2 occurs
when the body’s cells
Phillip Day: Sugars contained in natural,
whole foods are easily metabolised by the body. Nature has ensured that
fructose, for
The problems with diabetes can begin with
how our bodies process foods that break down into another vital sugar –
glucose.
Now we have low blood sugar, we can get
that wobbly sensation and become growly. What are we craving? Sugar! So,
in go the
Sucrose and massive insulin secretions
have long been known to cause type 2 diabetes. This condition usually occurs
in adults, who
Excessive consumption of refined, high-glycaemic
carbohydrates, including items like white bread, white flour, chocolate,
sweets,
Another problem is physical and emotional
stress. This triggers what is known as Fight or Flight Syndrome. When we
become
What about today? When we are stressed
with money, relationships, hardships or work pressures, or simply getting
our kicks
Dr Joseph Mercola clarifies type 2 diabetes:
“The overall concept of insulin for Type
2 diabetes is absurd and makes absolutely no sense if one understands the
way the body
The main reason most adult onset (type
2) diabetics have diabetes is that they have too much insulin. This is
usually a result of
Those with type 2 diabetes would do well
to change their diets to incorporate high-fibre vegetables, pulses, legumes
and nuts,
For the full facts on diabetes, how to
avoid it, and what to do if you have it, please obtain the following resources
from the
Health Wars Food for Thought The Mind Game
www.credence.org or call your local office:
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