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When taking diabetes medications, you are advised to change your diet along with use of the drug. This brings me to my point that lifestyle changes should be the first line of defense against prediabetes and diabetes. The earlier everyone considers lifestyle changes as the ultimate alternative to diabetes treatment, the earlier we can slow and reverse the progression of this unnecessary disease.

Realize it will take commitment and belief that you can reverse type 2 diabetes naturally. It can reduce and even eliminate worrisome medication side effects.

Who wants to belong to one of the largest clubs in the U.S. with nearly 115 million people? The love of food bringing people together.

As members, we pass each other in the halls at work. We could eye each other at a restaurant. We see each other at the pharmacy or in the waiting room at the doctor’s office. It doesn’t take much to tell who the members are.

I believe in taking the opportunity to naturally reverse type 2 diabetes. Once medicated and on insulin, you are not reversing the effects of diabetes. You are managing glucose levels, side effects of the disease and medication and the daunting reality that dosages will increase.

The problem with this protocol is you are not improving your health.

If you think it’s hard to adjust your lifestyle by making better food choices, building in some activity and getting good rest, living on insulin shots for the rest of your life will increase that difficulty.

Kidney disease is no joking matter. I’ve met many diabetics with kidney issues, some on dialysis. It’s time to understand how diabetes effects your kidneys. A common problem from high glucose levels is small blood vessels become injured. When this happens, your kidneys lose the ability to properly clean your blood, causing you to retain water and salt, along with many other issues.

Today’s method of diagnosing type 2 diabetes takes too long. This disease starts much earlier than we think. Waiting to determine when glucose levels are increased is further into diabetes than you realize.