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Diabetes Success Story II – RC
We have had tremendous success reversing type 2 Diabetes in our Intensive Dietary Management Program. We apply the same principles that we outline here for the treatment of obesity to type 2 diabetes since they are two sides of the same coin. I wanted to share a nice letter I recently received from a reader,...
Insulin Toxicity and How to Cure Type II Diabetes
A discussion of how insulin causes diabetes. By applying logical principles we discuss rational treatment of diabetes and how it can be cured.
IDM Patient Profile of the Month: Richard & Janette
IDM Patient Profile April 2014: Richard We are pleased to introduce a new monthly feature to the IDM program where we will profile one of our patients. This month we profile Richard and his wife Janette, on their experiences following the program. Many of you might know Richard and Janette. Richard often comes and...
Understanding Digestion: Why You Should Eat Carbohydrates With Fat, Fibre, and Vinegar – IDM III
In our previous post we discussed how the rate of digestion of different carbohydrates can affect our blood sugar levels. Carbohydrates are chains of sugars. They used to be classified by simple (1-2 sugars) versus complex (long chains). This was not very useful because it did not help us figure out the speed of digestion....
Carbohydrates and the Faulty GI Index – IDM II
Canadians consume approximately 43 pounds of added sugar per person, per year. That is 43 pounds of sugar that is added to our foods through processing (1). This does not include naturally occurring sugars consumed from fruits, vegetables and dairy. That is a whole lot of sugar and makes up 11% of our daily caloric intake (1)....
Diabetes Success Story I – Mr "S"
I received a very nice letter from Mr "S" about his success in conquering type 2 diabetes. I've edited it slightly and reprinted it here with his permission. My story by "Mr S" I am a professional in my mid to late 30's who works in a highly controlled and secure industry at which safety is paramount and who lives...