Diabetes

When you are diagnosed with diabetes chances are that the average doctor will run some standard blood tests, find you have diabetes, prescribe you medication, and off you go. This approach is appalling to us and leaves us in disbelief that this acceptable, standard practice. Diagnosing diabetes this way avoids finding its true cause. Yes, a high sugar intake is probably a contributing factor, but what about other nutritional deficiencies that go undiagnosed?

The truth is that the healthcare industry in this day and age treats the symptoms of disease rather than doing the tests to find its cause in order to cure the disease. That is where we come in.

We have specialized in diabetic conditions for 30+ years. Our testing takes a deeper dive into our patient’s health to find the true cause of their condition. Our testing and analysis of our patient looks at possible problems related to the thyroid, liver, hormones, and nutritional imbalances. This testing uncovers what your body is lacking and what is impeding your body from being healthy. Once we get a better picture of what exactly is going on we are able to provide a tailor-made solution to your condition.

Our goal is to get our patients back in good health naturally and avoid the use of medications.

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If you are interested in hearing more about the research behind diabetes and what can be done to control diabetes naturally, we would like to invite you to attend one of our Diabetes Seminars.

We have found, in most of our patients, that their diet has included too much sugar their whole life. You need to avoid or greatly reduce the junk food and sugar products from your diet if you wish to be healthy and live as long as possible. Dieting will not work if fat can’t break down due to the elevated insulin levels. You can control insulin levels by eating lean proteins, whole grains, vegetables, and good fats like butter, olive oil, and coconut oil – in moderation.

Having a family history of diabetes does not mean that you can’t improve it or reverse it; it is not “genetic” or “irreversible” in the majority of cases.