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The Center for Unhindered Living
Removing Diabetes from Your Life
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Is This Possible?
Most physicians will tell you that there is no cure for Diabetes, and that the most you can hope for is to keep it under control. I hope you will see from reading the next column that this is not the case. My mother, grandmother and grandfather all had diabetes, and so I personally have a good reason to learn all I can about keeping this disease out of my life. At one point, I began to see some symptoms that led me to believe I might be starting to develop blood sugar problems. That's when I started to study about what causes this problem and how to reverse it. Most people who are Type 2 diabetics are insulin-resistant. That means their bodies do make insulin, but their cells don't accept the insulin.. As a result, the glucose stays in the blood. When there is too much glucose in the blood, it causes dehydration. It draws water from the muscles and tissues, making you more thirsty, and causing muscle weakness, fatigue, and deteriorating vision. One of the reasons that diabetes appears to be increasing in the general population in massive proportions is because our food is almost completely devoid of a particular nutrient that is required for normal glucose management. It is called the Glucose Tolerance Factor, and it is a niacin bound chromium which is necessary for proper carbohydrate and lipid metabolism. This is NOT chromium picolinate, which is normally sold to diabetics as the glucose tolerance factor. This is a biologically active chromium polynicotinate, called ChromeMate, and it's necessary for proper carbohydrate and lipid metabolism. This chromium is not readily available in the foods we have available to eat, and research by the USDA has shown that 90% of all Americans are deficient in this vital nutrient. Symptoms of chromium deficiency include elevated blood sugar, elevated cholesterol and triglycerides, hypertension, hyper insulinemia, sugar cravings, and obesity. The human body can
produce insulin, but the glucose tolerance factor, necessary for proper
insulin function, must be
provided to the body on a daily basis.
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Diabetes Testimonial
I am a 50 year old
male who had been an insulin diabetic for 5 years.
I was taking Effexor for depression, Accuprill, HCTZ, Metformin and
Avandia for Diabetes, Amitriptyline for foot pain associated with my
diabetes (neuropathy), Zocor for Cholesterol and Nexium or Prilosec for
Acid Reflux.
Working with my doctor I began only taking my prescription medications every other day for three weeks, while taking the Nutronix products everyday. Three weeks after stopping all prescription medications my blood sugar is normal, the acid reflux is gone and the blood pressure will shortly be under control. Neuropathy also was reversed. The Nutronix Products I am currently taking consist of O2, BioMins, BioZyme, New Silver, Cellfood, Cellfood DHEA, B-12 and EZ Lean. If anyone has questions, please feel free to email me. Michael Bartholemew ![]() Thank you, Michael,
for sharing your story.
Great Advertising for Your Website! Other reasons for the development of diabetes, heart disease, cancer and arthritis, as well as many other degenerative diseases: systemic fungal infection high homocysteine levels low, acidic body PH chronic dehydration oxidative damage from free radicals bacterial infections from poor dental care low cellular frequency High grain diet Getting no exercise For an explanation of what causes these conditions and how to eliminate them, see What
Causes Disease?
We have also found some
non-nutritional methods which can assist the diabetic in returning to
normal health and vitality.
See our EFT page (Emotional Freedom Technique) to assist in removing the emotional roots of physical illness, as well as adjusting the body's energy frequency so as to promote good health. ![]() |
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The Center for Unhindered Living Knowledge Collection Last updated: April 20, 2008 Copyright 2006-8 Judie C. Rall and The Center for Unhindered Living |