The quick answer: it depends. Mostly, it depends on which type of diabetes a person has because that determines the types of treatments that are necessary, as well as the outcomes one can expect. For patients with Type 1 Diabetes, which is usually diagnosed during childhood, reversing the disease is not possible because the body [...]
“The doctor of the future will give no medicines, but will interest his patients in the care of the human frame, in diet and in the cause of disease. ~Thomas Edison ” While Type 2 Diabetes is very serious and can result in significant complications, it is a condition that can be treated and also [...]
Type 2 Diabetes is very prevalent in the United States, with 8.3% of American adults and children battling the disease. Even more, 79 million people are estimated to fit the criteria for pre-diabetes (AKA impaired glucose tolerance), which occurs when the body’s cells are in the process of becoming insulin resistant. Before we get into [...]
