Is there a cure or something close to a cure for diabetes?

Answer 1

I think it depends on the type and severity... My mother in law manages hers without insulin by a proper diet. She has been insulin free for 3 years.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

Currently there is no cure. I have type 2 diabetes and have had success controlling my blood glucose by eating a low fat vegetarian diet. Previously I tried a low carb approach with little success. I eat plenty of vegetables, fruits, legumes, and grains.

I have seen a recent study on mice who are given capsicum injections who are cured of their diabetes.

Answer 5

Donald is wrong... don't listen to your doctor unless he has a cure.

sixx_ is wrong too, type 2s don't necessarily have to inject insulin unless they're out of control. I certainly don't have to.

Read my diabetes info webpage to see the closet thing to a cure that I have found. Notice the bloodtest that says my hemoglobin A1C (long term blood plasma glucose levels) is in the non-diabetic range: http://www.geocities.com/seabulls69/Type_II_Diabetes.html

You will get plenty of argument on whether there's a cure or not, but as long as you don't have to inject insulin and can control it with a simple diet, exercise, and supplement routine, who cares whether this falls under the definition of cure or not.

Answer 6

The closest thing to a cure is that in type 2 adult onset diabetes, sometimes losing a lot of weight will control the blood sugar.

Answer 7

Hi there! That depends on what type of diabetes you are talking about. Diabetes is a disease of lifestyle and the foods eaten can hinder or harm the body. Foods are most beneficial when eaten from the garden..so to speak. We should eat fresh foods with as little processing as possible. Processed foods come in cans, bottles, boxes and plastic, etc...Fresh, organic (pesticide free) foods free of trans-fats, etc. are the healthiest. I recommend the Maker's Diet food plan by Jordan Rubin. I am a certified instructor for that so you may ask me ques. if you like.
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Answer 8

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Answer 9

A Type One diabetes sufferer in the UK was cured by cell transplant. Link below:

Answer 10

No cure but depending on the type and severity of your disease, you can live a good, insulin-free life if you watch your diet. I have type II and I'm on Metformin to regulate my morning levels, but otherwise, I just exercise and watch my diet esp. my carbs. Good luck!