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IS DIABETES TYPE 2 CURABEL OR REVERSIBLE ?


Type 2 diabetes is newly diagnosed 'can be reversed‘
Newcastle University researchers found the low-calorie diet reduced fat levels in the pancreas and liver, which helped insulin production return to normal.
Seven out of 11 people studied were free of diabetes three months later, say findings published in the journal.

Medically speaking, there is no cure for diabetes but it can go into "remission.“Diabetes in remission simply means the body does not show any signs of diabetes.
The good news is that it can often be prevented or even reversed with intake of simple herbs, exercise, stress reduction, and lowered caloric intake when detected at early stages.
And still conventional medicine treat it as the opposite – as a chronic and progressive disease.
        Pre-diabetes

Many people have blood sugar levels above the normal range, but not high enough to be diagnosed as having diabetes.
It's very important for diabetes to be diagnosed as early as possible because it can be reversed pre diabetic stage 
PREDIABETIC


PREDIBETIC/DIABETIC SYMPTOMS

Urinating more frequently than usual, particularly at night
Increased appetite (Polyphagia)
Excessive thirst (polydyspia)
Turbidity in urine
Debility/ tiredness
Weight loss and loss of muscle bulk
cuts or wounds that heal slowly
Visual disturbances,Blurred visiion
Burning & numbness in hands and feet
Sweet taste in mouth
Coated tongue & teeth etc.
Bad breath
Itching around the genitals, or frequent episodes of thrush
 

                                                   


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