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How to Cure Diabetes

Diabetes mellitis type 2 is not only treatable but reversible in most cases.  Diabetes mellitis is caused by excessive blood sugar.  Insulin resistance in the cells is one cause.  The cells have receptors telling them to accept glucose and release toxins.  The liver also responds by releasing glycogen into the blood during exercise and when blood sugar is low.


  1. Understand what is happening within your body.

  2. Attend diabetic education classes offered through your health insurance or community program.

  3. Take your medications on a regular basis.

  4. Go to an acupuncturist who specializes in herbs and endocrine disorders. He will have some very interesting ideas how to cure diabetes.

  5. Never own your illness. It isn't "my pain" or "my diabetes." The disease is an invader. It is like an unwanted house guest or parasite. Treat it and think of it as such. You want it gone. You will do what is necessary to eradicate this intruder from your "home."

  6. Remove all process sugar, artificial sweeteners, added salt, white flour, milk and milk products, soda, chips and anything else that is not a single word ingredient.


    • You may eat all vegetables, especially green leafy vegetables. Also focus on fish, eggs, chicken, less red meat, nuts, fruit, oats, spelt, rice, herbs and spices. Some physicians allow stevia, luo han guo and agave nectar to replace sugar. Others feel it is best to reset taste buds to enjoy natural saltiness and sweetness in natural food; this is the better approach.

    • If you can pick it of a tree, pull it up from the ground, catch it in a river or ocean, shoot it, dig it up, laid by a chicken (eggs), you can eat it.



  7. Avoid processed cereals, flour, packaged dinners, potatoes, ice cream, cookies, cakes, pies and anything with ingredients that you cannot pronounce. These must be eliminated from your diet.

  8. Balance your pH. Your first goal is to balance pH because studies show that a low physiologic pH is common with diabetics.  A pH between 7.5 and 8.5 allows all cells to function normally including in releasing toxins and accepting glucose. 

  9. Lower insulin resistance. Your second goal is to lower insulin resistance. 


    • Take your medications as directed. 

    • Drink bitter melon tea. Bitter melon is used in TCM, Middle Eastern and Ayurvedic medicine to assist the liver to release glycogen. 

    • Drink lemon water without sugar, or artificial sweetener instead of soda.  This also softens the liver and raises blood pH, assisting both issues of diabetes.

    • Supplement with vanadium, chromium picolinate, vitamin D and take a liquid multivitamin supplement that is high in vitamin Bs. 




You can return your blood sugar to normal in days, but it takes about six months of retraining to restore the function of the blood sugar system.