Diabetes Is Not Always Permanent

By Kerri Ryan

Diabetic symptoms are not always easy to identify. Type 2 diabetes, type 1 diabetes, prediabetes, and gestational diabetes, all stem from the same cause but the medical community places a subcategory to help them take into consideration other age-related issues that might be present. All these signs of diabetes can be found in this book, and explain the reasons why they are happening, so you can better understand how to respond to this diagnosis. Basically, the pancreas has lost the ability to convert sugars into energy causing the diabetic to often start taking insulin shots.

 

Diabetes is a very serious disease that can bring a lifetime of medical issues, including death, so understanding how it got started, how to prevent it, and in some cases reverse it, is vital if you have been diagnosed. Neuropathy, cardio-vascular issues, blindness, and sores that won't heal can often be corrected providing you have the correct information and learn how to reverse existing symptoms. However, under no circumstances should this book be used to replace our doctor's advice. Everyone is unique, and he will have more information about your personal condition than I do, so learn how to respond to diabetes, and once your chemistry is back in balance, reverse symptoms, and let your doctor decide if it is time to discontinue any treatments.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Kerri Ryan
• Release date: Aug 1, 2022
• ISBN: 9798215448588

Kerri Ryan

This book is a collection of 20+ years of study in the field of nutrition and biochemistry.  Many diseases we suffer today are a result of processed foods that have taken nutrition out of the American diet. Find out how simple it can be to restore it without a total menu change. 

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DIABETES & B6

Diabetes can be one of the most agonizing health issues that people can suffer. Having to check every bite of food and every sip of liquid against your blood sugar levels can be almost unbearable.

The typical diabetic must constantly ski a slalom course between Insulin shock and diabetic coma, trying to make sure they don’t go over the edge one way or the other. Increased cardiovascular problems, fatty livers and kidneys, renal hemorrhaging, ulcers that never heal- the life of a diabetic is usually anything but normal. Thank God for the insulin pump and other medical advances that help to bring this debilitating disease under control.

I lost a sister to complications of diabetes back in 1991 and was able to see firsthand just how much these patients go through. It is a very serious condition, that requires being under a doctor’s care.

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