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Big Pharma prefers treating symptoms...
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2018-12-07 at 7:12 AM UTCnot providing cures.
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2018-12-07 at 6:39 PM UTCbig pharma here, I'm just doing what patients make me do at gunpoint. don't try to make me out as the bad guy until you've tried all the drugs.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2018-12-07 at 6:40 PM UTCBig Pharma or Big Farmer?
Damn...Brad Pitt got fat -
2018-12-07 at 7:03 PM UTC🤣
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2018-12-07 at 7:07 PM UTCMost cases of diabetes can be cured with a few weeks of fasting and exercise.
I forsee a healthy future for insulin manufacturers. -
2018-12-07 at 8:34 PM UTC
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2018-12-07 at 9 PM UTC
Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson That's not a cure, it's simply managing it.
No, literally cured.
https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/health/type-two-diabetics-cured-by-fasting-say-researchers-37398698.html
Though it'll come back when you go back to what caused it, obviously.
The herb berberine also shows enormous potential to restore insulin sensitivity, and turmeric to help with cancer. In addition omega 3 oils like cod liver oil seem to be good for just about everything, increasing cancer survival rates by like 10% or so. Ketosis is incredible too. -
2018-12-07 at 9:21 PM UTCBigPharma works hand in hand with the FoodIndustry. TheFoodIndustry's job is to pack as many toxic chemicals and poisons into your food and drink as possible, creating a variety of illnesses and diseases. BigPharma then conveniently appears as the "hero" to offer "cures", for a hefty price, of course. It's all one giant scam. Everything you see today is fake. Manufactured and staged fakes, designed to maximize the profits of a select few at everyone else's expense.
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2018-12-07 at 9:23 PM UTC
Originally posted by MORALLY SUPERIOR BEING III: The Quest for 911 Truth No, literally cured.
https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/health/type-two-diabetics-cured-by-fasting-say-researchers-37398698.html
Though it'll come back when you go back to what caused it, obviously.
Yep again it's not a cure..it's managing it...if it was a cure you'd be able to eat sugar like other none diabetics and it wouldn't come back. -
2018-12-07 at 9:26 PM UTC
Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Yep again it's not a cure..it's managing it…if it was a cure you'd be able to eat sugar like other none diabetics and it wouldn't come back.
That's like saying someone with cancer who is cured should be able to immerse themselves in carcinogens without getting cancer again.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2018-12-07 at 9:27 PM UTCI don’t think it’s fair for fattibetes to be the same as diabetes
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2018-12-07 at 9:32 PM UTC
Originally posted by MORALLY SUPERIOR BEING III: The Quest for 911 Truth That's like saying someone with cancer who is cured should be able to immerse themselves in carcinogens without getting cancer again.
Um no it's not..I don't think you understand that diabetes results in damaged receptors in the pancreas that then cannot bind to insulin the same as in a "non damaged" receptor...fasting all you want will not fix physically those damaged receptors.
A non diabetic could eat a sugary dessert and his blood sugar would remain in normal levels. A diabetic couldn't to that...you take one of those "cured" diabetics and give him a cake and then test his blood sugar 30 mins after he's eaten it his level will be above normal levels...because he's still a diabetic...he's just been managing it. -
2018-12-07 at 9:50 PM UTC
Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Um no it's not..I don't think you understand that diabetes results in damaged receptors in the pancreas that then cannot bind to insulin the same as in a "non damaged" receptor…fasting all you want will not fix physically those damaged receptors.
Yes, you are correct, I don't understand that. My understanding was that the pancreas created insulin, a hormone which was then picked up throughout the body.
My understanding was that diabetes was a disease of generalised insulin sensitivity, not of the pancreas. -
2018-12-07 at 9:55 PM UTC
Originally posted by MORALLY SUPERIOR BEING III: The Quest for 911 Truth Yes, you are correct, I don't understand that. My understanding was that the pancreas created insulin, a hormone which was then picked up throughout the body.
My understanding was that diabetes was a disease of generalised insulin sensitivity, not of the pancreas.
The insulin binds to receptors...if damaged receptors don't accept the insulin then the body doesn't get "the message". Also your pancreas might not be producing enough insulin.
Again obviously fasting and eating low carb/sugar diet will give the appearance you are cured..but go eat 3 candy bars and your Blood sugar (if you are/were diabetic) will go through the roof.
That report is garbage...poorly worded...it's simply managing it. Yes you can get off your meds and live an apparent non-diabetic life IF you manage it, re: fasting, eating very low carb diet etc...but also again the moment you stop that...up goes your blood sugar.
The difference with a cancer patient is 1 packet of cigs isn't going to give them cancer again...because they are/were cured.
Give a big cake to a "cured" diabetic and he will within 30 mins have blood sugar levels out of the normal range...because he was never cured, he was just managing it. -
2018-12-07 at 9:59 PM UTC
Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson The insulin binds to receptors…if damaged receptors don't accept the insulin then the body doesn't get "the message". Also your pancreas might not be producing enough insulin.
Again obviously fasting and eating low carb/sugar diet will give the appearance you are cured..but go eat 3 candy bars and your Blood sugar (if you are/were diabetic) will go through the roof.
That report is garbage…poorly worded…it's simply managing it. Yes you can get off your meds and live an apparent non-diabetic life IF you manage it, re: fasting, eating very low carb diet etc…but also again the moment you stop that…up goes your blood sugar.
The difference with a cancer patient is 1 packet of cigs isn't going to give them cancer again…because they are/were cured.
Give a big cake to a "cured" diabetic and he will within 30 mins have blood sugar levels out of the normal range…because he was never cured, he was just managing it.
Except that sensitivity to insulin actually can be restored, lmao. -
2018-12-07 at 10:03 PM UTCThe pancreas can heal. Idk why you are saying it can't. Here's the specific receptors in question.
https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(17)30130-7 -
2018-12-07 at 10:12 PM UTCI'm not even talking about insulin generation, but insulin sensitivity.
When your body produces zero of a certain hormone it becomes more sensitive to that hormone.
OTOH no matter how much of a hormone you insert, you have a limited response.
Even someone like Rich Piana only got so big, no matter how much hormones he did.
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2018-12-07 at 10:17 PM UTCProduction is directly related to sensitivity. You just made the point yourself. You need the pancreas to heal and produce more insulin so that it can become more sensitive to it. It's in the study I just linked.
Assuming we're still just talking about type 2 here. -
2018-12-07 at 11:35 PM UTC
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2018-12-08 at 12:34 AM UTC
Originally posted by MORALLY SUPERIOR BEING III: The Quest for 911 Truth So you need a higher level of a hormone to make your body more sensitive to it?
Think about it.
Not everything works like you think it works. Many receptors in the body very much work in a 'reverse tolerance' type of way. If you want a psychoactive example, look at the mechanism of kavalactones like Kavain. The more you take, the less tolerance you have, and the more effects you feel.
