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January 3, 2025
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If your question is "can it be cured" so that you can go back to eating pizza and drinking a case of coke?

That's a big NO

Can you "control it so well that a blood test looks Normal"?

Yes, that is called Reversal or Remission, but that is an every day battle, sticking with the program that got you there and a ton of discipline - not going back to eating Donuts after you "fix this"

It's a Lifetime Membership once you are diagnosed

And NO

Stuff on the internet is "supplements" if you are lucky, outright Snake Oil in other cases

The supplements are all the natural/traditional (treatments) before there was real meds that worked so well that everybody who took them "back when" died of Diabetic Complications

They "help" a little, they don't "treat" - if you need Meds you need "real meds", not cinnamon and bitter melon

January 3, 2025
A DiabetesTeam Member

Appreciate you reinforcing what I believe

January 3, 2025
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Reversing type 2 diabetes is possible for some individuals through significant lifestyle changes, such as weight loss, healthier eating, and increased physical activity. However, it is not a guaranteed or permanent "cure," as diabetes can return if these changes are not maintained.

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Reversing type 2 diabetes is possible for some individuals through significant lifestyle changes, such as weight loss, healthier eating, and increased physical activity. However, it is not a guaranteed or permanent "cure," as diabetes can return if these changes are not maintained.

Be cautious of social media ads claiming to "cure" diabetes. Always consult your doctor before trying any new treatment. For more, visit url: https://www.DiabetesTeam.com/resources/3-facts-....

January 3, 2025

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