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 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 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…
The Elephant in the Room is Not Added Sugar In regard to David Leonhardt’s recent NYT article, How to Stop Eating Sugar, he rightly warns consumers that added sugar plays a significant role in causing the rising incidence of both obesity and diabetes in the US (and throughout the world). No one can argue with the…
You may think, given the vast amount of advertising you hear, that you can eat products that are gluten-free. If you are not certain what this means, but think that these foods are better for you, let me clarify the truth. Gluten is a protein found in many grains, especially wheat in all its forms…
“Eat Chew Live” Is Now More Accessible To The People Who Need It Beating Type Two For Two Years With Eat Chew Live As more people learn they can reverse their diabetes through diet, there is still not enough education or resources helping people make those important changes. I have decided to lower the price of Eat Chew…
Weight Gain and Obesity Are The Other Effects of Eating Grains A study published in the Lancet in May 2014, showed that worldwide, the population of adults with obesity increased between 1980 and 2013 from 28.8% to 36.9% in men, from 29% to 38% in women. During the same period, the prevalence of obesity increased…
If you feel that you are in “control” of your diabetes by being able to keep your blood sugar level in a desired range with insulin injections or medications, you must ask yourself a few questions. Where did the blood sugar that your medications supposedly made disappear from the blood go? Did it exit your…
Here is an excerpt from my new book, Diabetes: The Real Cause & The Right Cure. If you have diabetes, this book can make a real difference in your life. Think how wonderful life can be if you do not need to inject insulin or take medications. Think how comfortable you will feel knowing that you will…
