A Message to Type 2 Diabetic Patients, Relatives and Friends
If you do not want to face the burdens of type 2 diabetes, you must begin to question how you are being treated by your doctors and what advice you are given.
A Message for Diabetes Researchers, Bloggers, and Writers
This blog is part of my series about “Insulin Resistance.” In this piece and accompanying video, I am addressing the many medical professionals and other parties interested in helping reduce the pandemic of Type 2 diabetes that is spreading throughout the world.
Wasting Time & Money On Healthcare
I want to bring awareness to your personal healthcare costs. My advice today is intended for both saving your life and your life savings.
Show This To Your Endocrinologist
The following post and video are part of my series entitled, How the Myth of Insulin Resistance is Sustained. I invite you, the public, to share this with your endocrinologist at your next appointment if you have diabetes.
A Valentine’s Day Poem About Sugar
This post is an ode to Valentine’s Day chocolates and reversing diabetes.
Teenagers With Type 2: Why No-Longer Called “Adult-Onset” Diabetes
Teenagers With Type 2: Why No-Longer Called “Adult-Onset” Diabetes November is National Diabetes Month, a time to bring awareness to diabetes and its impact on millions of Americans, including teenagers. USA Today reported in an article in 2017 that new cases of type 2 diabetes, associated with obesity, increased 5% each year among young people under age…
Why You REALLY Don’t Want To Develop Diabetes
Why You REALLY Don’t Want To Develop Diabetes Dear Friends, As many of you know, I’ve been blogging about diabetes for several years now and have written two books on the topic. I would like to invite you to listen in on a Facebook Live video talk I am giving this Thursday, Oct 18, at…
Psychology Today Talks to Me, Dr. John Poothullil
Psychology Today Talks to Me, Dr. John Poothullil Psychology Today hosts “The Author Speaks”, a section on their site which highlights conversations with writers you should know about. I am now one of them! The following is an excerpt from my interview. This may have information you have heard before from me but I hope you…
The Problems with Genetic Research in Diabetes
The Problems with Genetic Research in Diabetes In July 2018, Dr. William Kraus and Dr. James Timmons published a study regarding genetic research and diabetes. Experts from Duke University and the University of Stirling in Scotland examined the activity of 16 genes that control movement of glucose into muscle cells. These genes were targeted because of…
Preventing or Reversing Gestational Diabetes
Preventing or Reversing Gestational Diabetes Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is a condition that affects almost 10% of pregnancies in Western countries. It is usually diagnosed between gestational weeks 12 – 16 and rapidly abates following delivery. The presence of gestational diabetes has consequences for both the baby and the mother. Babies can be very large…