http://www.curelibrary.com/blog/health-notes/dr-mercola-tells-you-that-type-2-diabetes-is-100-cureable/ Cures from around the world Sun, 20 Nov 2011 09:56:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.curelibrary.com/blog/health-notes/dr-mercola-tells-you-that-type-2-diabetes-is-100-cureable/comment-page-1/#comment-11674 Dan Cropper Fri, 16 Nov 2007 03:56:02 +0000 http://www.curelibrary.com/blog/health-notes/dr-mercola-tells-you-that-type-2-diabetes-is-100-cureable/#comment-11674 I was recently hospitalized and found to have diabetes. My Blood sugar level when admitted into the hospital was around 1440 and I was comotose (spelling?). After five days I was normalized and the ER doctor discharged me and prescribed 35 units of slow acting insulin (Novolin NPH) twice a day and fast acting insulin (Novolin Regular) according to a sliding scale at meals, or 5 to 10 units usually. After two weeks, I now take 35 units in the morning and 20 units just before I go to bed, and insulin at meals. I have been doing fairly well with balancing my blood sugar, meals, and insulin. Or at least I thought I did till I read your article and other articles on this web site. A friend suggested that I could eliminate the insulin by not eating starches, fruits, carbohydrates, etc over a 90 day period and the beta cells would revive and normalize the natural insulin levels. This means eating proteins, water, and what else I do not know. Have you heard of such a procedure working? Do you have any suggestions? I was recently hospitalized and found to have diabetes. My Blood sugar level when admitted into the hospital was around 1440 and I was comotose (spelling?). After five days I was normalized and the ER doctor discharged me and prescribed 35 units of slow acting insulin (Novolin NPH) twice a day and fast acting insulin (Novolin Regular) according to a sliding scale at meals, or 5 to 10 units usually. After two weeks, I now take 35 units in the morning and 20 units just before I go to bed, and insulin at meals. I have been doing fairly well with balancing my blood sugar, meals, and insulin. Or at least I thought I did till I read your article and other articles on this web site. A friend suggested that I could eliminate the insulin by not eating starches, fruits, carbohydrates, etc over a 90 day period and the beta cells would revive and normalize the natural insulin levels. This means eating proteins, water, and what else I do not know. Have you heard of such a procedure working? Do you have any suggestions?

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