Questions About Dr. Neal Barnard's Program for Reversing Diabetes: The Scientifically Proven System for Reversing Diabetes Without Drugs

by Neal D. Barnard (Goodreads Author)

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A vegan low fat diet? Surely one cannot be serious in using that sort of diet to reverse a carb related disorder caused by the very presence of long-term overloading through carbs and low protein/fat. What is the rate of diabetes in cultures that have historically eaten high protein and fat, and low carbs?

Martin Barlow There are a lot of personal testimonials that high starch/veg diets work. Let's face it - The countries with the highest rates of diabetes have high p…moreThere are a lot of personal testimonials that high starch/veg diets work. Let's face it - The countries with the highest rates of diabetes have high protein/fat diets. I'm not aware of any large cultures that have eaten high protein, high fat, low carb diets. The elite in ancient Egypt, Babylon, Greece and Rome seem to have done. Although there is evidence they, the kings and queens, nobles, priests, suffered many of the same health problems we have.
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I want a copy of "The Scientifically Proven Way of Reversing Diabetics without Drugs". How much does it cost?

Jennifer Robb According to Amazon, used copies are as low as $6.20 US. New seems to be $12.78 US with kindle e-book being $8.99 US. If you just want to read the boo…moreAccording to Amazon, used copies are as low as $6.20 US. New seems to be $12.78 US with kindle e-book being $8.99 US. If you just want to read the book without owning a copy, perhaps try a local library to see if they have a copy you can check out.(less)

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My wife is a diabetic what can be the help for her?

Jennifer Robb According to the book, individual results vary. There are a few people whose genetics really influence the problem and will still need medication. Typ…moreAccording to the book, individual results vary. There are a few people whose genetics really influence the problem and will still need medication. Type 1 diabetics often still need medication but may have lower doseages than they did before following Barnard's advice. Type 2 diabetics may see reduction in medications or be able to stop some/all medications. Prediabetics often can reduce or stop their medications.

Testimonials in the book also indicate some people obtain relief from symptoms such as neuropathy, eye problems, kidney problems, etc.

But again, each individual is unique. (less)

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