Diabetes Reversal

Diabetes has been considered as a deadly disease, where it is often associated with ultimately resulting in multisystem failure & death.

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However, current research shows that it does not a have to be a disease at all .The condition is linked with how one has lived one's life & hence is reversible through life style modification, through change in the environment, in nutrition, in mental attitudes and toxic exposures.

 

The work starts by an acknowledgment to honour our ancestral past, and then to superimpose our body clock on it. Thereby ,we accept living by our DNA which is 20,000 years old, and which continues to be so. As this cannot change, we have to adjust our lives to our ancestral DNA and its ramifications. This makes timely eating and timed sleep rest cycles imperative to be followed. We must be prepared for a real change in lifestyle, because with this comes with the promise of a complete reversal of one's illness.

 

Functional medicine has a bioregulatory & life style approach to the body .It looks at the root cause of an illness-what disrupted the balance and harmony of our body systems. It is not limited to merely a physical location of disease in the body ,or a treatment of symptoms. Let's liken the process to a synchronous orchestra where the body is treated as a 'whole'. The focus is to ascertain the extent the body was troubled by imbalances, and which body mechanisms were degraded. One searches upstream for the cause ,as opposed to the presentation of an illness where symptoms are manifested downstream. As one understood this process better, the body aligns itself to the act of getting healthy. Often ,one cause can be at the root of many illnesses and also ,paradoxically, one illness may present itself in different ways. As we keep addressing the root cause and repair the imbalances, the body restores balance and function , and bounces back to good health.

 

The level of relief that can be experienced by patients with this method of intervention is a true release from the often toxic side effects of conventional pharmacological drugs that patients have been on for years to treat and manage diabetes.

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