Can type 2 diabetes be reversed?

Answer 1

Reversed? Hmmmm......

Controlled? Yes... absolutely.

Effects minimized? Possibly... takes a lot of learning and effort.

Cured? No.... not yet, anyway.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

Once the body has slid into a diabetic condition, it's there. Type II diabetes cannot be made to go away, never to return. HOWEVER, it CAN be controlled. Some people can just lose weight and watch their diets from that point onward, keeping their blood sugar managed by those means. However, the diabetes is still there. The symptoms are simply suppressed. Other people have to resort to medication.

Type II diabetes is most likely a gene dysregulatory condition. The body builds up a cascade of response to years of certain stimuli, and mechanisms of actual reversal at the genetic regulatory level are currently not known.

That is to say, while type II diabetes currently cannot be reversed, one cannot say that it could never be reversed.

Answer 5

I'm a bit confused by your question. If by "reversed" you mean cured, no. There is currently no known cure for diabetes. If you mean can diabetics live healthy, happy, long lives as if they didn't have diabetes, not developing complications from it - sure. The best way to affect this is by proper diet and exercise. Beyond that, sometimes medication is needed, up to and including pills and/or insulin. The main thing is, if a diabetic keeps their blood sugar levels "normal," they are no more at risk for complications etc. than anyone else.

If on the other hand you mean can some of the complications of diabetics with uncontrolled and/or high blood sugar be reversed, or get fixed or the person simply become healthier, the answer is it depends on the complication.

For all three of these answers to your question, more specific (including VERY specific as far as complication reversal - or not) information is available on the American Diabetes Assoc. website - www.diabetes.org.

Good luck! (:

Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

Diabetes cannot be cured. It also cannot be reversed. But it can be strictly managed so that blood sugar is at or close to non-diabetic levels. Cure/reversal means that you can eat a high carb meal and 2 hours later, have normal blood sugar. This is never going to happen. Well-controlled diabetes means that with a strict diet, you can still maintain normal blood sugars. So for example: Scenario 1 : You eat a high carb breakfast of muesli, wholegrain toast, bananas and orange juice. Two hours later, your blood sugar is 100. You do not have diabetes. Scenario 2 : You eat a high carb breakfast of muesli, wholegrain toast, bananas and orange juice. Two hours later, your blood sugar is 250. You have diabetes, and that meal was too high in carb for you. If you continue eating like this, your diabetes is uncontrolled and you will suffer diabetic complications. Scenario 3 : You eat a low carb breakfast of scrambled eggs with grilled bacon and coffee with cream but no sugar. Two hours later, your blood sugar is 120. Your low-carb meal has not raised your blood sugar. Your diabetes is under control. Losing weight MIGHT help some people to better control their diabetes but it will NOT reverse diabetes. 20% of all Type 2 diabetics are of normal weight.

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Answer 9

NO.

Once you have diabetes, you have it.

Diabetes can controlled and managed but it CANNOT be cured.

If you take care of yourself (watch your diet, get plenty of exercise, watch your weight, take your medications), you can live a normal life with few (if any) side effects from this disease. Diabetes requires vigilance and and the ability to follow all recommendations to stay healthy.

I'm a type 1 (insulin dependent and use a pump). By adhering to all strictures of diabetes, I have stayed healthy and I have experienced NO long term side effects. I know there is no cure. Maybe someday there will be one but I live as though there will not be. I can't afford to trust my life and my health to something that MIGHT happen.

EMT

"Stony" is full of it and needs some serious diabetes education. I only WISH diet was all there was to it.

I'm a type 1...pancreatic failure due to abdominal trauma...there is no cure. I'm one of the 10-15% of all diabetes that MUST take insulin to survive. Lose weight? I'm already thin. Exercise? If I exercised anymore, I'd be running a triathalon. Take medication? I do...through an insulin pump.

"Stony" needs to get a grip and stop posting false hopes.

Answer 10

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Answer 11

I've heard that its mostly due to genetics alone. However, up to 10% of cases are diet/weight related and so can be controlled by weight loss, better diet and exercise. I've also heard that high cholesterol is frequently linked to it and may, in fact, be a more serious problem than the diabetes.
I have a friend who is a long distance runner and who is also borderline type 2. He became a vegetarian and was able to improve both the diabetes and high cholesterol.