(Thanks to Dr. Julian Whitaker, MD) Unfortunately, the conventional approach all too often makes patients worse. There are three common mistakes doctors make in treating diabetes: 1. Prescribing Oral Diabetes Drugs If you are diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, you will most likely be prescribed an oral drug. These medications increase the risk of: […]
Read More …Vanadium – Is It Safe?
by Dr. Julian Whitaker Q: I have diabetes, and I started taking the amount of vanadyl sulfate you suggest, 100 mg a day. I read that this can cause a green tongue and other problems. Since this is part of your recommendations, I would like to know what you have discovered about […]
Read More …Vanadium – a Diabetes Blessing
Singing the Praises of Vanadium It is not hard to find people singing the praises of vanadium for diabetes. Since 1980 there have been hundreds of clinical studies showing the benefits of vanadium in Duplicating the results of insulin in a much nicer way! A question posed to author John Walsh, […]
Read More …Vanadium Toxicity Answer
by Dr. Julian Whitaker Q: I have diabetes, and I started taking the amount of vanadyl sulfate you suggest, 100 mg a day. I read that this can cause a green tongue and other problems. Since this is part of your recommendations, I would like to know what you have discovered about this. […]
Read More …Berberine and Diabetes 2
What Can’t It Do??? Berberine has been used for years for fighting infections and boosting intestinal health. In fact, most times you just find it in berberine-rich herbs such as goldenseal or goldthread, aimed at curbing bacterial, viral, fungal, yeast, and parasitic infections. However, studies are finding it to be one of […]
Read More …Berberine and Diabetes
Berberine and Diabetes It is hard not to get too excited about Berberine. It is a plant alkaloid used to improve intestinal health, lower cholesterol, for anti-inflammatory effects and may also help with body fat loss. Wow – that is a lot to like! However, the biggest excitement for us is its […]
Read More …Bitter Melon and Diabetes
Bitter melon has a long history of use as a hypoglycemic agent. Its effects have been explored to a great extent and have helped our understanding of its mechanism of action. This has led to several studies looking at bitter melon as a hypoglycemic agent in type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Most […]
Read More …Cinnamon Basics
Cinnamon does many wonderful things. Chinese, Ayurvedic and Naturopathic medicine have all used cinnamon medicinally for years. In fact, cinnamon was deemed more precious than gold by the ancient Egyptians and considered to be a gift fit for a king by the Romans and Greeks. Much research has focused on the health benefits of herbs […]
Read More …Diabesity – a Vicious Cycle
(We appreciate excerpts from Dr. Julius Whitaker in S. California and recommend his clinic if you are in the area. Otherwise, our Diabetes Protocol is your answer!) Let’s face it – it’s not a shock to anyone so let’s talk about it. More than 90 percent of people with type 2 diabetes are overweight. In […]
Read More …Alpha-Lipoic Acid (ALA) and Diabetes
Exciting new research links alpha-lipoic acid (ALA) to increasing our mitochondrial energy production and helping prevent diabetes. Antioxidants are known to play a vital role in preventing many of the health disorders associated with aging, including degenerative diseases such as diabetes. Now, a vitamin-like substance known as alpha-lipoic acid is now at the forefront of […]
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