Linda thank you so much for replying, would you mind if i mailed you off list to talk about this? i would appreciate it if i could, especially as you may have deeper knowledge. Many thanks

No problem  LCTooCool@…

Thanks

linda/kc

I am confused…..How do you know or how does anyone
else know that had undiagnoised diabetes for 7 or 10
years????

Michael

I had undiagnosed diabetes for ten years, just recently learned the truth.
I had no energy, gained weight, and had a terrible self-image all that time.
Perhaps the worst were the emotional highs and lows. These included
depression, panic and anxiety disorders, and even suicidal thoughts. My
dislike and distrust of doctors is why I would not go to them, plus they
missed the signs 7 years ago when I was hospitalized for something else.
But I am also in the natural health field, and I worked with dozens of
diabetics and devised programs that worked incredibly well for them! So
when I learned a mere 6 weeks ago that I, too, had joined their ranks, I
knew exactly what to do.

My fasting blood sugars were over 400 when diagnosed - within THREE WEEKS
they were approaching normal, with tiny amounts of Amaryl (4 mg. daily).

They are now normal every day. I feel reborn! I have lots more energy,
lost 11 pounds my first month, and my head is working a lot better than I
can recall. Neuropathy in my feet was causing excruciating pain - that is
now down by about 75-80%.

The key element of my control? NOT paying attention to conventional wisdom
(which IMHO is utter stupidity, particularly what the ADA recommends - sheer
insanity). I also follow the dietary recommendations of Diana Schwarzbein,
MD, in her classic "The Schwarzbein Principle". I had recommended this book
to dozens of diabetics over the years - all had resounding success with it,
as I am, too. In fact, I could use all manner of products to help myself,
but if I did not eat in compliance with her guidelines, none of this would
work.

I use natural products to cleanse and build the pancreas, help regulate the
blood sugars, am undergoing an oral chelation program to ameliorate the
effects of such a long time with it on my circulatory system, and take a few
important vitamins and minerals (such as chromium GTF) to round out the
picture.

This is as specific as I can get on a public forum but I am willing to be
far more detailed if you want to email me privately.

I wish you and your husband the best of luck. Diabetes is a tough
challenge, but if you will apply logic (something which seems lost to most
doctors and the ADA) and learn a bit about how and why it works, you will
win. Best wishes.