Diabetes Prevention Kids

Last year I was diagnosed as being a Type 1 diabetic. This was dispite my not displaying other symptoms that should have accompanied a typical Type 1 diabetic such as headaches, sore stomach and vomiting. I was perscripted the standard insulin injection medications. With in a couple of weeks I removed myself off this insulin. After my three month follow-up with my endocrinologists, it was determined that I should not be on insulin after all. He commended my detailed record keeping ( I had purchased meter reading software to help track my insulin progress.) I had forwarded this report to my doctor before the visit.

Also, within a very short time frame I knew of several other individuals that had experienced the same mis-diagnosed incident. However, they blindly followed the doctors advice to the letter. God knows how high a percentage of misdiagnosed cases actually exist.

None of the medical team had inquired about my diet just before I felt ill, had they investigated they would have discovered that I had consumed a couple liters of papya juice (I thought juice was healthy), high energy tea drink after jogging–jog every weekend, and had drank over a nearly a full gallon of milk–which was unusual because I had renounced milk over the past couple years.  But, would you know that during research about the cause of Type 1, I discovered that there is a direct link between Type 1 and Milk.

The science of diagnosis is not straight forward. The medical profession is being constantly challenged by various sub-forms or sub-sets of diabetes such as Type3c and LADA both with similar symptoms that help complicate the proper identification of various diabetes types.

Conclusion:
You really need that second opinion or do as I did, and just monitor you glucose level and see if you are in fact a diabetic at all.

Read my Raw gOne Green Smoothie 50/50 food/veggie diet at…
http://www.daystarbooks.com/articles/health/

Tags: food poisioning, insulin injections