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Synopsis:
A
new diabetes-control treatment stabilized blood glucose levels, insulin dose cut by 60%, hemoglobin A1c dropped from a
high-risk 12% to a stunning 6.2%, and reversed critical heart decease
without surgery.
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The
Good News
Consistent,
serious and rigorous efforts towards lowering after-meal glucose levels,
with adequate insulin dose and after-meal exercise, over a period of 3 to 6
months gradually lowers the hemoglobin A1c level of a diabetic person to its
normal value, even if the diabetes was poorly controlled in the past.
Thereafter, continued efforts with a reasonable attention to "insulin, food and exercise"
are
necessary to tightly control diabetes.
During
the research phase of 3 to 6 months, the participant (the author of this
book) monitored his fingerstick blood glucose level 10 or more times a day in
order to find out his own optimal parameters. He successfully brought down
his hemoglobin A1c level from a very high-risk 12% to normal and since then
the level has remained normal and steady for more than a year—indicating
that his diabetes has been permanently controlled.
After
the completion of his research phase, as he was rewarded by his own
monitoring and researching experience, the same participant skillfully
monitors his fingerstick blood glucose level only a few times a day (2 or 3
times), and eats any kind of food he likes the most including in
restaurants, still his diabetes is tightly controlled. He is confident that
his diabetes will surely remain tightly controlled forever.
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