Anonymous said...
Bro Denmark V...interesting post on "yoga and natural foods." That said, wanted to toss something out there for your reaction. You state that doing yoga and natural foods.."momma would'nt need no insulin shots." Are you talking about all diabetics?? If so, please help me understand how that would help a type 1 diabetic! Type 1 is an autoimmune disease in which the body mistakenly starts to react to its pancreatic B cells as "foreign" tissues that results in dificiency or absence of insulin. So what natural food and/or exercise would help this complex autoimmune disease? Look forward to the discussion!
Denmark Vesey said ...
Hello Anonymous.Welcome to the spot. Glad to have you here.
You ask an important question. Thank you.
"what natural food and/or exercise would help this complex autoimmune disease?"
Soon Plantation Medicine will catch up to the truth that the natural health community already knows: despite the widespread belief that type 1 diabetes is rare and develops from a genetic predisposition, juvenile diabetes is probably being triggered by environmental or lifestyle factors in a similar manner as type 2.
I invite you to investigate the evidence that Pasteurized, processed cow's milk can promote autoimmune disorders such as type-1 diabetes.
It is undisputed that the vast majority of people in industrialized countries (particularly black people) are chronically Vitamin D deficient.
When you take a vitamin D deficient population and pump them full of vaccines and dairy products, it shouldn't be a big surprise to start seeing a huge rise in autoimmune disorders like type-1 diabetes.
2 comments:
The American Diabetes Ascation indicates the causes and preventive measures for diabetes 1 mostly those dealing with healthy eatng and exercise at an early age. I concur with DV and other "professionals" on the continuous effort for "preventive alternatives" rather than "dope maintenance". Keep researching my brother!
Anonymous, Please pick up Eat to Live by Dr. Joel Fuhrman. It can change a diabetic's life.
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