Is Covid-19 a New Cause of Type 2?
After becoming infected with Covid-19, the chances of developing diabetes increase. But what is the cause and how can we prevent it?
After becoming infected with Covid-19, the chances of developing diabetes increase. But what is the cause and how can we prevent it?
We must recognize that many of our ailments hail from poor diet, let’s take a good look at our immune systems.
I had a great in-depth conversation on the program Mission Unstoppable with host Frankie Picasso. Below I picked out an excerpt where I focused on cell matabolism and what that means for you and your eating habits. Watch the interview and read below. This holiday season I remind you to hold back on grain-based foods…
.Happy Thanksgiving. Few recognize the harm that continues today for Native Americans as the incidence of diabetes is double that of white Americans.
We must recognize that many of our ailments hail from poor diet, but we must also take a good look at our food system.
We must recognize that many of our ailments hail from poor diet, but we must also take a good look at our food system.
We must recognize that many of our ailments hail from poor diet, but we must also take a good look at our food system.
Through more than 20 years of studying the medical literature on Type 2 diabetes as a doctor, improving the health of every person has been my biggest inspiration. I have new discoveries about diabetes that I want to share with you in this entertaining and easy to understand animated video. I also urge you to buy my book (http://bit.ly/DiabetesRealCause) so you too can discover the 8 steps to a healthy life free of diabetes. Be sure to share this video with anyone you know who has diabetes or is concerned about developing it. Amazon: http://bit.ly/DiabetesRealCause
通过20年来的医学文献研究2型糖尿病作为一名医生, 改善每个人的健康一直是我最大的灵感。我有关于糖尿病的新发现, 我想与你分享在这个有趣的和容易理解的动画视频。我还敦促你买我的书 (http://bit.ly/DiabetesRealCause), 这样你也可以发现8步骤, 以健康的生活没有糖尿病。一定要与你认识的人分享这段视频, 或者是关心糖尿病的人。
I wish I could say that this is old news, but as Covid-19 continues to grow in areas with high populations of type 2, you should listen to this interview.