Is there a natural cure for Insulin Dependent Diabetics?

Answer 1

No

Answer 2

Unfortunately Not. My son is a diabetic and has been since he was two, and despite the fact that technology is advancing he still has to take three shots of insulin a day. Scientists are working on a way to take insulin with an inhaler along the lines of an asthma inhaler but it's still a few years away. It's not a cure, but for people who are insulin shot dependant it's going to be a vast improvement. Researchers have also been working on pancreas transplants and that would cure diabetes in candidates lucky enough to find a compatible organ but again still a ways off from being a viable option.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Unfortunately, no. I know you see a lot of advertisements in these vitamin catalogs that come in the mail, but don't believe everything you read, especially ads that want your money. There are some supplements that support the normal healthy body, but once there is impairment, it's best to stick to what the doctors prescribe. Diabetes is a very serious disease, especially Type 1 which is insulin dependent. If you stop taking insulin without your doctor's OK, you could die. Supplements are for people with no health problems; supposedly keeping them from getting sick. But there are no natural cures for serious diseases, in spite of what you read. There is hope on the horizon, however, with gene therapy and stem cell research; however, this will take years before they're fully developed and ready for use on patients. Meantime, keep on the insulin -- stay alive!

Answer 5

sorry to tell ya but there isno cure for insulin dependant diabetics at this time, the closest thing available right now is a pancreas transplant and there is a long process to go thru to get that done, tests, tissue match etc etc etc...if you have any diabetic questions or concerns feel free to contact me Ive been on insulin for 19 years now, best of luck to you!

Answer 6

If you're talking about type 1, then no. If you're talking about type II, then it depends on your definition of cure. It's possible to get off insulin with diet, exercise, and supplements. It's not a total cure to where you can pig out again, but it's an 'effective' cure where you might be able to get off medication if you're diligent with your health program. Read more:

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Answer 7

no sorry there isnt a natural cure, your body doesnt produce the insulin and you need the injections, but there is a new insulin pump out that may interest you if you dont like the shots every day you should ask about this, good luck

Answer 8

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Answer 9

dont know much about "natural cures", but diet and exercise..
stay away from starches...as someone who is "insulin resistant" meaning I do not use the sugar my body produces, and could develop type II diabetes, I lost about 50 pounds...my insulin has been undercontrol, and the funny thing after trying to get preg for 10 years, I have a son !!
diet and exercise are the key...drink plenty of water..
and a good drug of choice is Avandia to me..

Answer 10

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Answer 11

Though cannot be cured, the condition can be managed. I have seen someone I know go off insulin injections. Know she used some chinese herbal suppliments. Can send you details that might be of great help to you.