Is diabetes going to be a curable disease?

Answer 1

It has been curable for a long time, but there is no money in the cure, so it receives no publicity.


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All diabetics have a common fluke parasite, Eurytrema pancreaticum, the pancreatic fluke of cattle, in their own pancreas. It seems likely that we get it from cattle, repeatedly, by eating their meat or dairy products in a raw state. It is not hard to kill with a zapper but because of its infective stages in our food supply we can immediately be reinfected.

Eurytrema will not settle and multiply in our pancreas without the presence of wood alcohol (methanol). Methanol pollution pervades our food supply -- it is found in processed food including bottled water, artificial sweetener, soda pop, baby formula and powdered drinks of all kinds including health food varieties. I presume wood alcohol is used to wash equipment used in manufacturing. If your child has diabetes, use nothing out of a can, package or bottle except regular milk, and no processed foods.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

Type II (the stuff you get when you're older and out of shape) tends to be self-inflicted. What I mean by this is that the symptoms occur mostly in people that are obese, out of shape and under lots of stress. For those people, losing weight will "cure" diabetes -- but it comes back when their body size goes back past a point where their body can't process the sugar (they get too fat again).

Aside from the above, no, diabetes is not yet curable.

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I got an email, telling me that I was wrong. Then the nice lady told me about her son's diabetes. She was probably talking about Type I, which I wasn't taking about here.

The vast majority of those who suffer Type II diabetes indeed have abused their bodies. The American Diabetes Assn states, "...people with pre-diabetes can prevent the development of type 2 diabetes by making changes in their diet and increasing their level of physical activity."

My father's family is prone to diabetes. My grandfather died of complication of diabetes, and my father takes insulin to control his. The average weight in dad's family is 300 pounds, and they've never seen a meal that didn't include lots of potatos.

In my case, I started having "pre-diabetes" symptoms at age 29. When I changed jobs (tons of stress), lost weight and started exercising then those symptoms went away. If I get a "sugar buzz" then I know I'm not taking care of myself.

Granted, other things can bring about Type II diabetes. I'm still sticking by my assertion -- the vast majority is caused by not taking care of yourself.

Answer 5

Diabetes is genetically linked in general. A cure is still being devised by scientists by altering some gene component, etc. Hope that this would be discovered in our lifetime.

Answer 6

There are three types of diabetes all caused by different physiological reasons. Yes eventually there will be a genetic fix for all of them. In the mean time treatment for these illnesses is not so bad.

Answer 7

I think it's up to the people to cure it. We need to start eating healthier as a nation. If we all do this, then there would be a lot less people with Diabetes.

Answer 8

It is not curable but is certainely manageable. You can live full life absolutely fine with some precautions, restriction and medication.

Answer 9

Hopefully, yes. However, this country (USA) needs to change its lifestyle and eating habits. Way too many kids are obese, so Type II diabetes is on the rise.

Answer 10

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