have u heard of someone who was a diabetic and got cured completely?
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I believe you an control it if you afre really careful.
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I have never heard of someone being completely cured. I have heard of people having it so under control they don't have to worry about it. This girl I know has had diabetes for a long time and she was really heavy. She had the gastric bypass surgery a couple years ago and since her diet changed her diabetes are in check. She barely tests herself anymore.
Hey there, my mom is diabetic with type 2 diabetes. She lost a lot of weight, started walking every day, and now is down to almost no medicine at all. She has to strictly control her diet though. I don't think they can ever get off their medicine, but they can minimize the amount that they take.
myself. i did yoga and observed total celibacy
There is a difference between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. Type 1 or Juvenile Diabetes (requiring insulin injection) has never been cured to my knowledge.
Type 2 or Adult onset has been controlled by weight loss and diet.
There are two types of diabetes. Type ONE is where your body does not produce insulin. You need shots of insulin to live. period. The other type, Type TWO, is more common and your body still produces insulin but just not enough to meet your need. There are pills and insulin to help. While there really is no cure at the moment of anyone with diabetes, It's possible to "cure" the Type 2 person with a change in lifestyle and diet. It's not a permanent cure because that person can revert back by eating more or not exercising or simply doing what they should not be doing. Hope that answers your question.
Women who test diabetic during pregnancy may be normal after delivery. Other than a stem cell implant there is no cure for diabetes.
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I never heard because i know some people who are suffering from diabetes for about 15-20 years.because of there increasing age they are suffering alot.
Well, no. There are some Type II diabetics who are able to pretty much recover from the disease-- but that doesn't mean that it's still not there, or that it couldn't come back anytime. They 'cured' it by exercising and eating better. As far as I know, no one has ever been cured of Type I diabetes.
SO NOT TRUE THERE IS NO CURE THEY DO NOT EVEN KNOW WHAT ALL CAUSES IT. As close as one can get to a cure is a transplant and then they have to have failing kidneys or heart to get that. Then they exchange there insulin for buckets of anti rejection pills and their side effects. As for stem cell and k cell transplants they have not been found to work completely.
Diabetes can only be controlled ,not cured , that is what i know & is my experiance.
The doctors who claim to cure diabetes are befooling the patients, that is all i can say in response to ypur question.
TYPE 2 DIABETES ONSET AFTER 35 YEARS IN EARLY STAGES IS 100% REVERSIBLE BUT THE PATIENT HAS TO BE ON STRICT LIFESTYLE. REGUAR EXERCISE INCRESES SENSITIVITY TO INSULIN IN EARLY STAGES. SO IT HELPS ONLY INITIALY.
I read somewhere that a person who had a pancreas transplant (only performed in conjunction with another organ transplant) can be considered "cured." It's rare, expensive, and the anti-rejection medications you'd have to be on for the rest of your life would be worse than the insulin injections or pump, I'd think.
I know of someone that have diabetes and had an open wound almost 1 feet in size on the leg. Fully recovered on the wound and the sugar level back to normal after taking a product call Colostrum for about 3 months. That is not a medicine for diabetes but the good news is, doctor certify cure!
Quacks claim to cure.They cheat.I know many victims of quacks.
yea pancreas transplants have worked, and the guy who got one has posted here b4, but 100% i doubt it.
being a diabetic i keep a close watch on what's going on. I have read that the islet cell transplant could be the cure. a woman who lives a few hours from me had the transplant they injected her at 3 different time with the islet cells and now she don't take insulin. but you have to take all those anti-rejection med's
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