Category: Diabetes
Beyond Ozempic: Exploring Natural Ways to Boost GLP-1 Levels for Weight Loss
Weight loss tips, tricks, and tools will always be a booming industry. Medications such as Ozempic, Trulicity, and Mounjaro had originally been approv [...]
Can a Half Inch of Your Hair Really Tell You About Your Health?
Year after year, you have lab testing performed to provide an update on your health status. Over time, repeated tests can show changes in your health, [...]
The Healthcare Model for 2024 and Beyond
Managing our health in a reactionary way can be a difficult journey when trying to bounce back from chronic disease and leads to less-than-average res [...]
Does a Continuous Glucose Monitor Help Reverse Type 2 Diabetes?
You may have seen a glucose sensor on the back of a person’s arm. The sensor, CGM (continuous glucose monitor), collects glucose information 24/7. The [...]
What Does Your Gut Have to Do with Improving Your Type 2 Diabetes?
Sixty to seventy million Americans have some type of digestion issues (e.g., constipation, diarrhea, gas, IBS, IBO, acid reflux). Many people have gut [...]
Type 2 Diabetes – A Disease, or Part of a Larger Issue?
According to the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, diabetes is a disease that occurs when your blood glucose is too hi [...]
The Best Diabetes Diet
It’s very common to tell a diabetic patient to go on a diet. But what diet is best? Diets are not one-size-fits-all – not every person should be on th [...]
Struggling to Reverse Your Type 2 Diabetes?
Are you getting frustrated when other diabetics are reversing their type 2 diabetes, but you can’t seem to reach that outcome?
Your glucose levels [...]
Has Your Physician Told You Type 2 Diabetes Can’t Be Reversed?
When a type 2 diabetes patient hears it’s possible to reverse diabetes and stop all medication, the excitement is palpable. Physicians hesitate to sto [...]
Sugar, Fat, and Type 2 Diabetes What Should You Believe?
Type 2 diabetes can be a confusing disease in terms of causes and treatments. For example, patients may be told sugar has caused diabetes and therefor [...]
Is Your Type 2 Diabetes Affecting Your Liver Health?
Your liver is a very busy organ, performing more than 500 functions: It makes blood proteins that aid in clotting, transports oxygen, and supports the [...]
Common Drug Increases Diabetes and Death Risk
More than 50 million Americans are prescribed medication for acid reflux or GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease). When acid reflux begins, the first [...]
Type 2 Diabetes Management: It’s Not What You Think
If you see diabetes ads or listen to well-intentioned health providers, you just may be like millions of people believing diabetes is fully managed wi [...]
Are You at Risk for Type 3 Diabetes?
As conditions many of our aging population fear have no answer, dementia and Alzheimer’s disease have long been at the forefront of many health discus [...]
Don’t Be Misled by Standard Glucose Guidelines
Diabetes patients are given numbers to manage their glucose levels. What do these numbers actually mean to you? On the surface, this chart makes sense [...]
Beating Type 2 Diabetes: Give Your Pancreas a Break!
Millions are in search of improved ways to manage type 2 diabetes. Medication and insulin products are continually being brought to the market. Howeve [...]
Can Common Symptoms Be a Sign of Type 2 Diabetes?
Symptoms are signs. Do you pay attention or ignore them? A symptom is a physical or mental feature which is regarded as indicating a condition of dise [...]
Type 2 Diabetes Can Be Reversed
Diabetes is a metabolic disorder characterized by insulin resistance and hyperglycemia (high blood sugar). High blood sugar is toxic to the cells and [...]
The Link Between Environmental Toxins and Diabetes
In America, over 30 million people are diabetic while 84 million are prediabetic according to the latest National Diabetes Statistics Report. Diabetes [...]
Could Toxic Burden Be Causing Type 2 Diabetes?
We have been trained to think of type II diabetes as the type that you “earn” through diet and lifestyle choices. While lifestyle does play a role in [...]
Insulin Resistance as an Adaptation: Helpful or Not?
It was commonly believed that insulin resistance, a precursor to type II diabetes, developed as an adaptation to periods of starvation in our evolutio [...]
Digging Deeper into Diabetes
Diabetes mellitus, more commonly known as simply “diabetes,” involves the dysfunction of insulin, a hormone produced by pancreatic beta cells which co [...]
3 Myths Busted About Type 2 Diabetes
Did you know that heart disease is the leading cause of death for diabetics? The biggest commonality with every diabetic or heart disease patient that [...]
You Are What You Eat: The Truth Behind Metabolic Syndrome
There is nothing short of an epidemic silently sweeping the United States. According to the American Medical Association, 34% (more than one [...]
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