How to get rid of High Blood Sugar

Episode 217· Streamed Live On November 27, 2023· highbloodsugarwebinar

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The discussion was about reversing type 2 diabetes through lifestyle changes instead of medication. They talked about how most doctors don't have time to discuss lifestyle options with patients and just prescribe medication. They explained that the root cause of type 2 diabetes is insulin resistance, and that eating frequent small meals like doctors recommend actually makes the problem worse by causing blood sugar and insulin levels to spike more often.

The presenters discussed their program for reversing type 2 diabetes, which involves eating 20 grams of carbs or less per day to reduce blood sugar and insulin levels. This allows the body to start using fat for energy instead of sugar, which helps reduce insulin resistance over time. They said their program is a detox from excess sugar and works in the opposite way of the standard medical advice to manage diabetes with medication and frequent eating.

Type 2 diabetes management and reversal. (0:07)

Diabetes management and treatment options. (1:40)

Diabetes management and insulin resistance. (3:44)

Insulin resistance and its impact on health. (6:57)

Water toxicity and its effects on the body. (8:39)

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