Natural cures book

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Mitchell said:

There's this guy on cable touting this natural cure book. I'm sure most of
you have seen him. What about this "cure" for diabetes that comes from some
Asian Herbs?

The "cure" for type I diabetes is a pancreas transplant.
The "cure" for type II diabetes (the most common) is a low carb diet...

Cheers!
--
Om.

"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

I took a look at his book at Costco. Under Diabetes it says that the FDA
forbids him to publish that info. I think I'll save my money!!!!!
Leslie in Atlanta
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There's this guy on cable touting this natural cure book. I'm sure most
of
you have seen him. What about this "cure" for diabetes that comes from
some
Asian Herbs?

Not to pimp an ad, but this popped up next to this thread on Google:
"Herbal Diabetes Cure?
It's True! Proven in Clinical Study
99% Type 2 and 64% Type I Success
www.diabeticine.com"

If the FDA forbids the guy from publishing, why don't they forbid this
site from being in the US web heirarchy.

On a side note: The guy you are talking about also claims that
sunscreen causes cancer, not the sun. He makes some weird claims around
dark skinned people, to prove his point that melanin doesn't have
anything to do with skin cancer. FDA may be slow, but I'll stick with
slow and steady before I start basting myself in butter to go outside.

-Hollywood

lesliemm said:

I took a look at his book at Costco. Under Diabetes it says that the FDA
forbids him to publish that info. I think I'll save my money!!!!!
Leslie in Atlanta
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There's this guy on cable touting this natural cure book. I'm sure most
of
you have seen him. What about this "cure" for diabetes that comes from
some
Asian Herbs?

By living in Ketosis, I cut my HbA1c from 10.0 to 5.2.

Low Carb, with lots of dietary fat.

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There's this guy on cable touting this natural cure book. I'm sure most

of

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you have seen him. What about this "cure" for diabetes that comes from

some

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Asian Herbs?

Mitchell wrote:
|| There's this guy on cable touting this natural cure book. I'm sure
|| most of you have seen him. What about this "cure" for diabetes that
|| comes from some Asian Herbs?

Kevin Trudeau is not a doctor, nutritionist or in any other kind of medical
field; he's a marketing expert. His forté is make money and he's merely
exploiting the current trend of interest in nutitional solutions for health
problems. Don't place much stock in a book written purely to make money by
someone who has no expert knowledge of the field. It's a shame that to make
a quick buck he can give false hopes to desperate people with his come-ons
such as a miracle herb cure for diabetes. He ought to be strung up by his
gonads.

It kind of reminds me of a disturbing current trend popular among certain
televangelists -- like Pat Robertson -- to sell their own brand of
nutritional products like shakes and vitamins and promote them on their tv
shows. In their case it's even worse, because they're tricking gullible
people into believing that their products are God's cure for their health
problems -- in order to make money. It's the old PT Barnum axiom at work
.... there's a sucker born every minute. . So there will always be people
waiting to line the pockets of the snake oil salesmen.
--
Peter
Website: http://users.thelink.net/marengo

Marengo said:

It kind of reminds me of a disturbing current trend popular among certain
televangelists -- like Pat Robertson -- to sell their own brand of
nutritional products like shakes and vitamins and promote them on their tv
shows. In their case it's even worse, because they're tricking gullible
people into believing that their products are God's cure for their health
problems -- in order to make money. It's the old PT Barnum axiom at work
... there's a sucker born every minute. . So there will always be people
waiting to line the pockets of the snake oil salesmen.

I think birth rates have increased since Barnum's time, so it's
probably a sucker born every 45 seconds or so. Maybe even faster, with
better globalization than Barnum's time expanding the reach of he who
would ply the trade of those emptors without caveat. I suspect there
were few nigerian billionaires willing to split their fortune with you
if only you'll give all of your information back in the late 1800's.

-Hollywood, who sees the temptation of plying suckers for a living, but
sadly, has a conscience.

"Mitchell" <: There's this guy on cable touting this natural cure book. I'm
sure most of
: you have seen him. What about this "cure" for diabetes that comes from
some
: Asian Herbs?
:
He's also against pasteurization for raw milk. Just brouse through that book
and you'll see that Kevin Trudeau is nothing but a dangerous quack.

Pat in TX
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