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Type 2 Diabetes Overview
If your goal is to get your Type 2 diabetes under control, beat your diabetes, reverse your diabetes, or possibly cure your Type 2 diabetes, then is critical that you acquire the proper knowledge to understand how this disease works. Once you understand how the disease works, it will make it easier to understand how to destroy the disease.
Type 2 diabetes (non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus, NIDDM) is a metabolic disorder where the cells of the body have lost the ability to effectively utilize the insulin produced by the pancreas. This is known as insulin resistance. Type 2 diabetes used to be called adult-onset diabetes, because it primarily affected older adults. But today with more children being overweight and sedentary, Type 2 diabetes is affecting them as well as adults. As a result, Type 2 diabetes has reached epidemic levels -- 1 out of every 2 people knows someone who is diabetic!
Type 2 diabetes is a combination of insulin resistance, leptin resistance, inflammation, toxicity, cellular dehy-dration, nutrient starvation, and oxidative stress that affects trillions of cells. In other words, Type 2 diabetes is more than just a "blood sugar" disease!
This is important to understand because once you realize that controlling your blood sugar is only one component to beat and reverse your diabetes, achieving the ultimate goal of "death to your diabetes" is within your reach.
Insulin resistance and inflammation prevent your body's cells from effectively using the insulin produced by the pancreas. That is, the insulin receptors on the surface of each cell are damaged (inflamed), ignoring the presence of insulin in your blood and refusing to allow glucose from your blood to enter your cells. The cells in your body require the glucose (as fuel) in order to produce energy. Without this fuel, your cells cannot produce energy and perform their functions. Over a period of years, the insulin resistance and inflammation spreads to more and more cells, leading to an increase in the production of fat cells and the need for more insulin from those cells. This increases the fat storage, especially in the abdomen area, while inhibiting fat metabolism because of the excess insulin (known as hyperinsulinemia). Over a period of years, this may lead to beta cell dysfunction, which may reduce insulin production and cause blood glucose levels to rise even further. In addition, there is an increase in oxidative stress, glycation, and a depletion of key micronutrients such as potassium, chromium, Vitamin C, and Vitamin E causing a severe nutrient deficiency.
All of this dysfunction leads to more cell membrane damage and a buildup of homocysteine, which causes damage to the artery walls. This leads to arterial plaque formation, an increase in blood viscosity and blood pressure, and, in some cases, an increase in cholesterol. The good news is that these biological changes can be corrected with the proper nutrition, exercise, and spiritual health.
Are You Diabetic?
If you're not sure if you are diabetic, ask your doctor for this set of blood tests.
If you want to know whether you or a family member may be at risk for developing Type 2 diabetes, review this set of risk factors.
For more information about the science of Type 2 diabetes, go to the following links:
-- The Pathophysiology
-- The Epidemiology
-- More Facts & Figures
-- The Etiology
A Weapon to Beat Diabetes:
If you are overweight, a Type 2 Diabetic, or concerned about becoming diabetic, the Death to Diabetes book will provide you the knowledge for optimum diabetes-management, enabling you to combat and defeat this disease.
Although the book's 6-stage wellness model has been very successful, the author has hesitated to market it as a "natural cure for Type 2 diabetes", despite all of the evidence and Testimonials. Why? Because as an engineer, the author does not believe in anecdotal data – he believes in the data and testing from independent, qualified test labs and similar resources that do not have a vested interest in substantiating the claims in his book. His hope is that a company out there will step up to the plate to conduct a series of double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical studies -- for the betterment of diabetics and their loved ones all over the world.
However, keep in mind that, on an individual basis, you can easily validate whether the 6-stage wellness program is working for you by simply measuring and recording your blood glucose readings, and getting periodic physicals/blood tests from your doctor. In fact, if you have kept records of your past blood glucose readings before you started the program, you will be able to compare and see the dramatic improvement in your blood glucose levels during the first 2 weeks of the program!


Diabetes Scams!
Are you confused by all the claims out there that they have found the cure for diabetes? There are hundreds if not thousands of diabetes scams out there! If you have been victimized by diabetes scams, you're not alone. There are 3 reasons why diabetics are susceptible to these scams:
with Mr. McCulley to discuss your specific health situation and motivational techniques that will work for you.This is What Diabetes and the Drugs Do Quietly -- Without Any Pain for Years! ...
Liver Damage, Kidney Failure, Amputation, Blindness, Kidney Failure, Ulcers, Heart Attack, Stroke, Gum Disease ...
Are you taking a diabetic drug such as metformin (Glucophage), glyburide (Micronase, DiaBeta), glimepiride (Amaryl) or glipizide (Glucotrol)?
Are you taking any blood pressure drug such as lisinopril (Prinivil, Zestril), hydrochlorothiazide (Hydrodiuril), or metoprolol (Toprol)?
Are you taking any cholesterol-lowering (statin) drug such as Lipitor, Crestor,
Mevacor, Pravachol, or Zocor?
Did you know that these drugs cause liver/kidney damage even though you feel fine and don't feel any side effects?
Don't Let This Happen to You!


Diabetes and the drugs don't kill you (directly) -- they rot out your body from the inside out one organ at a time.
The good news is that you can prevent this from happening! All of this is preventable!
You have the power to stop this!
But, don't think it's not going to happen to you -- it will happen to you. That's the way the disease works ...
Unless you do something. and, do it now.
Note: The good news is that many of these complications can be prevented (and some reversed) with proper blood glucose and insulin control.
The following web pages describe these diabetic complications, including how they develop and how they are medically diagnosed.
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The Wellness Solution: Most diabetics are aware that diet and exercise are two of the keys to controlling and reversing their Type 2 diabetes. Unfortunately, most diabetics are applying the wrong diet and, unknowingly, are eating the wrong foods, some of which are so-called healthy foods that are sabotaging their health. For example, most wheat breads are not a healthy food because it contains refined flour, partially hydrogenated oil, and high fructose corn syrup! Death to Diabetes utilizes a Six (6) stage medical wellness protocol with a focus on the Super Meal Model (aka "The Death to Diabetes Diet", The "Beat & Reverse" Nutritional Model), the 5 "super" foods and the 5 critical nutritional supplements, while avoiding the 5 "dead" foods that actually fuel Type 2 diabetes, e.g. flour, fructose, trans fats, drugs. Death to Diabetes utilizes health coaching and the 7 wellness factors, which provide a roadmap to guide the diabetic on his/her journey to wellness. The health coaching and roadmap guide the diabetic from Stage 1 to Stage 6, specifically from "no blood glucose control, no insulin control and defective cells" to "consistent blood glucose/insulin control and partially defective cells", and, finally to "stabilized blood glucose/insulin control and healthy cells." Note: To learn more about the The Death to Diabetes Diet and how to prepare super meals, snacks, and desserts; and, how to transform your favorite meals into super meals in order to control and reverse your Type 2 diabetes: try one of the following:
Financial impact: According to the CDC, diabetes is reaching epidemic levels that is costing the average diabetic $13,243 in healthcare costs annually, or about $265,000 over a 20-year period. More importantly, the amount of out-of-pocket expenses increase each year as the number of and severity of the complications gradually increase over a period of years. The annual healthcare costs for a non-diabetic is $2,560, or about $51,000 over a 20-year period. Consequently, it would be financially beneficial to prevent, control or reverse your diabetes by spending a few extra dollars towards a natural wellness solution (e.g. diabetes book/DVD, wellness workshop, or coaching sessions). Order the book now to acquire the knowledge to understand this disease and to defeat this disease.
The Weight Loss Program: If you're not diabetic or you just want to lose a few pounds, our weight loss program is just for you. It helps to acheive permanent weight loss and get rid of that belly fat.
Biological Impact & Other Diseases: Over a period of years, poorly-controlled diabetes treated with diabetic drugs can lead to "insulin addiction" and one or more long term complications, including blindness, amputations, kidney disease, heart disease, stroke, and nerve damage. In addition, because of the underlying biochemical and hormonal mechanisms that drive Type 2 diabetes, this disease can fuel other chronic diseases, including Alzheimer's and even some cancers. Read Chapter 15 of the Death to Diabetes book to learn how to prevent these complications. If you are unaware of why diabetics remain in a diabetic state or how diabetic drugs actually fuel your diabetes, read Chapter 3.
Diagrams/Flowcharts
Note: These diagrams are used by the author during his diabetes workshops and corporate training sessions.



