Re: type 1 for 5 year old..

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--- Dan <repent_kog_is_near@...> wrote:

> my neighbours ran into the hospital yesterday.. their 5 year old had

> a sugar level of 500!!!!!!!!!

>

> any of you have experience with type 1. this family is interested in

> learning about this, and how they can help. it will be a major

> lifestyle change, but they do not mind considering it.

>

> any ideas/thoughts? is recovery possible with lifestyle & diet. what

> can help, and what will deter etc..

Dan,

Dr Cowan with WAPF says:

" Type I diabetes, which is also called insulin-dependent or childhood

diabetes, usually develops before the age of 30, and involves a

malfunction of the pancreas. Type I diabetes is thought of as

autoimmune disease in which some trigger causes the body's immune

system to attack its own insulin-producing cells, the beta-cells in

the islets of Langerhans in the pancreas. In time, the pancreas loses

its ability to produce insulin, blood sugar rises, and serious adverse

consequences, including death, can occur if the person is not supplied

with insulin. As yet, there is no consensus as to what the autoimmune

trigger for Type I diabetes might be. Some evidence points to early

feeding of pasteurized cow's milk, soy products and grains, or the use

of vaccines, as likely triggers. Type I diabetes is often very

difficult to control and, if not successfully controlled, can lead to

the early onset of many of the complications listed above. "

http://www.westonaprice.org/moderndiseases/diabetes.html

[Guest guest]

--- Dan <repent_kog_is_near@...> wrote:

> any ideas/thoughts? is recovery possible with lifestyle & diet. what

> can help, and what will deter etc..

Dan, here's some additional info on " Natural Treatment for Type I

Diabetes " :

http://www.cancertutor.com/Diabetes/Diabetes_Type_I.htm

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There are two substances that have been shown in scientific studies to

cure type 1 diabetes if it is caught early enough. These two

substances are niacinamide and vitamin E. Exactly how soon the

diabetes has to be caught is not known. Generally, 80% of the beta

cells are dead before the diabetes is caught, so anyone who has been

taking insulin for less than about a year should try these two

substances immediately.

There were two scientific studies on niacinamide and Type 1 diabetes.

In one study, 90% of the newly diagnosed diabetic patients were cured

of their diabetes with niacinamide. In another study, 50% of the newly

diagnosed diabeted patients were cured of their diabetes with

niacinamide. What was the difference in the studies?

The difference was that the newly diagnosed patients in one study (the

90% cure) were not allowed to partake of any dairy products. In the

other study the patients were allowed to partake of dairy products.

The results of these two studies makes it ABSOLUTELY CLEAR that the

patient must stop taking every possible form of dairy products

immediately.

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I'm not sure if raw dairy would be a concern, but I suspect that your

neighbors don't use raw dairy any way

The article has a lot more info, which I didn't copy here. Since

autoimmune problems may be likely factor in causing type I diabetes,

that might point to disbiosys as well, which would in turn suggest a

need for good probiotics to restore proper digestive function.

[Guest guest]

" " oz4caster@... wrote:

--- Dan <repent_kog_is_near@...> wrote:

> any ideas/thoughts? is recovery possible with lifestyle & diet. what

> can help, and what will deter etc..

Dan, here's some additional info on " Natural Treatment for Type I

Diabetes " :

http://www.cancertutor.com/Diabetes/Diabetes_Type_I.htm

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>There are two substances that have been shown in scientific studies to

>cure type 1 diabetes if it is caught early enough. These two

>substances are niacinamide and vitamin E.

>Since autoimmune problems may be likely factor in causing type I diabetes,

>that might point to disbiosys as well, which would in turn suggest a

>need for good probiotics to restore proper digestive function.

Exactly the article I thought of when I saw the post. A second is this one

on serrapeptase enzyme.

http://drwong.us/FramelessPages/Articles/TreatingDiabetes.htm

Wanita

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