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mreese601 · 2 months

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wellextol · 2 months

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Reversirol Supplement Review - Tailored for Type 2 Diabetics, Pre-Diabetics, and Weight Loss Enthusiasts

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pernillashealthyliving · 1 year

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Reversing Type 2 Diabetes

Against popular belief, type 2 diabetes is not a lifelong disease. It is actually very easy to prevent, and also very easy to reverse type 2 diabetes. We have crafted an article that will give you in depth understanding of what type 2 diabetes is,and the symptoms. More importantly we show the scientifically proven methods to actually reverse diabetes. Type 2 diabetes is not a lifelong condition. With the right lifestyle choices , you can prevent, manage, and even reverse type 2 diabetes. With this knowledge, you can take control of your health and live a life free from the burden of type 2 diabetes. There is a better way that drug companies do not want you to know. Evidence proves that a plant based diet can effectively manage and even reverse Type 2 diabetes. The benefits of curing your type 2 diabetes are immense. Not only can you enjoy a life without medication, but you can also avoid the long-term complications that can come with the disease, such as heart disease, kidney damage, and blindness. Additionally, you can save a significant amount of money by eliminating the need for expensive medications and doctor visits.

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willowsearth · 1 year

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Insulin Resistance: What it is and How to Reverse it

Insulin is a hormone produced by your pancreas that plays a crucial role in regulating your blood sugar levels. When you eat carbohydrates, your body breaks them down into glucose, which is then absorbed into your bloodstream. Insulin helps your cells take up glucose and use it for energy. However, if you eat too many carbohydrates or have a diet high in processed foods and sugars, your body may…

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montgomeryheart123 · 2 years

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Garden Kitchen Foods – Delicious Foods For A Better You

Garden Kitchen has evolved from the practice of Dr. Baxter Montgomery, who has been a practicing cardiologist for years in the Houston area. http://gardenkitchenfoods.com/

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lewis12lewi-blog · 12 days

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capriteam · 9 months

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drjspages · 1 year

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People with diabetes are at a higher risk of developing heart disease due to various factors, including high blood sugar levels, nerve damage, and lifestyle factors. For the best diet to lose weight, visit Dr Spages.

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oliviasmith-18 · 2 years

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mreese601 · 2 months

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wellextol · 2 months

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Reversirol Review - Designed For Type 2 Diabetic, Pre-Diabetic and Who Want To Lose Weight

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nathanielaaron · 5 months

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DETOX SUPPLEMENTS FOR VACCINE INJURED VICTIMS

🖲Magnesium — plays many crucial roles in the body, such as supporting muscle & nerve function and energy production.

🖲NAC — (a precursor to glutathione) provides a variety of protective antioxidant effects, block damages to DNA, strengthening all organs, including the brain — dissolves mucus, improves breathing & respiratory problems. NAC powers up the immune system, boosting antibodies, increasing glutathione, which fights disease & aging. NAC has been around for decades, proven to be very safe, with NO SIDE EFFECTS.

🖲Glutathione — is the body's most powerful antioxidant & counteracts the harmful effects of graphene oxide. Human bodies produce glutathione naturally but over as humans age & absorbs toxins, the production of it slows down. Children naturally have high glutathione levels. Glutathione is a body-specific antioxidant that cells need to function & survive. When you get sick, the level of glutathione can drop.

🖲Selenium — a trace element that is naturally present in many foods & available as a dietary supplement. Selenium, which is nutritionally essential for humans, is a constituent of more than two dozen selenoproteins that play critical roles in reproduction, thyroid hormone metabolism, DNA synthesis & protection from oxidative damage and infection.

🖲Quercetin — have significant capability to interfere with SARS-CoV-2 replication and multi-faceted anti-inflammatory and thrombin-inhibitory actions.

🖲Vitamin D/C/A – promotes immune cell proliferation, stimulates antimicrobial peptides, cytokines and immune cell proliferation, enhances mucosal Integrity, antioxidant, protects healthy cells, activated immune cells, antiviral, coordinates cellular immune response.

🖲Zinc – essential for binding capacity & optimizing lethality of immune cells. Promotes antiviral enzyme blocking viral replication.

🖲Zeolite — has a strong attraction to many heavy metals including mercury, lead, cadmium, and arsenic. It also binds to & removes many chemicals like fluorine & chlorine, eliminating free radicals of all types, and it reverses acute chemical & allergic reactions, all without removing vital nutrients from the body. This makes it a maximum detoxifier.

🖲Pine Needle Tea, Fennel See, Star Anise — contains shikimic acid, high levels of antioxidants & DNA-protective properties.

🖲Dandelion Root — blocks interaction between ACE2, spike protein & variants.

🖲Black Cumin Seed Oil — is natural alternative for Ivermectin. Nigella sativa has been used as traditional medicine for centuries. The oil from its seeds are effective against many diseases like cancer, cardiovascular complications, diabetes, asthma, kidney disease — also effective against cancer in blood system, lung, kidney, liver, prostate, breast, cervix & skin.

🖲Fulvic Acid & Shilajit — have long been used in traditional medicine & reduces inflammation and boost immunity. Fulvic acid has been well studied for its effects on immune health and inflammation. Improve disease resistance, increase your immune defenses, fight inflammation, chronic diseases & enhance antioxidant activity.

🖲Bio-Fibrin — is a proteolytic enzyme (a process known as proteolysis - help dissolve proteins. There are over 700 identified human enzymes, and each enzyme has a specific biochemical reaction involving a specific substance.

Activated Charcoal, Chlorophyll, Chlorella, Spirulina, Irish Sea Moss, C-60, Power Immunity, Infrared Sauna, Green Tea, Alkaline Water, Probiotics, Cinnamon & Raw Honey, Avocado, Garlic, Turmeric, Cilantro, Ginger, Cruciferous vegetables & leafy greens are also great detoxes for the body.

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montgomeryheart123 · 2 years

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What is Integrative Medicine | Montgomery Heart & Wellness

Dr. Montgomery, a black cardiologist Houston helps individuals with Integrative Medicine Services as alternative and holistic way of therapy. Integrative Medicine is a clinical approach that combines Western Medicine with alternative therapies considered to be holistic in nature. This approach has been found to be highly effective in individuals with complex medical problems requiring extensive medical and surgical intervention. https://montgomeryheart.com/what-is-integrative-medicine/

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4grandpasonly · 7 months

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The impact of physical activity in older age

Physical activity is essential for good health at any age, but it is especially important for older adults. As we age, our bodies naturally lose muscle mass and strength, and our bones become more fragile. Regular physical activity can help to slow or even reverse these changes, and it can also help to improve our overall health and well-being.

Some of the benefits of physical activity in older age include:

Improved physical function: Physical activity can help to improve our strength, balance, and coordination, which can make it easier to perform everyday tasks such as walking, climbing stairs, and getting in and out of a chair.

Reduced risk of chronic diseases: Physical activity can help to reduce the risk of chronic diseases such as heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, and some types of cancer.

Improved mental health: Physical activity can help to improve our mood, reduce stress, and improve our sleep.

Increased life expectancy: Studies have shown that people who are physically active tend to live longer than those who are not.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that older adults get at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic activity or 75 minutes of vigorous-intensity aerobic activity each week. They also recommend doing muscle-strengthening activities that work all major muscle groups on two or more days a week.

Some examples of moderate-intensity aerobic activity include:

Walking briskly

Biking

Swimming

Water aerobics

Dancing

Some examples of vigorous-intensity aerobic activity include:

Running

Cycling uphill

Swimming laps

Water aerobics with weights

Jumping rope

Some examples of muscle-strengthening activities include:

Lifting weights

Doing calisthenics

Using resistance bands

Doing yoga

Doing Pilates

If you are new to physical activity, it is important to start slowly and gradually increase the intensity and duration of your workouts. You should also talk to your doctor before starting any new exercise program.

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diabetes-365 · 1 year

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Hey tumblr friends, fellow diabetics. I just watched a rather mediocre movie with well known actors, and although the movie was far from Oscar worthy, it got me thinking about my life with diabetes.

The movie is Spiderhead, don’t bother lol. Chris Hemsworth and Miles Teller, idk who roped them into it - or how much Netflix was paying them, but here I am posting on tumblr at 2 AM about it haha. (No major spoilers ahead).

The movie is about drugs given to inmates and tests done on them. In this day in age, they convey that effect on a phone - a simple swipe of the finger and the test subject (a person) is given whatever dosage of this drug, and it effects them immediately, and if too much is given, it can be lethal.

Sound…familiar?

My phone, has an app that’s connected to a device on me (CGM), that displays blood sugar numbers every few minutes. In the very near future, my Omnipod PDM, personal diabetes manager, will be integrated into that app, or a separate app, and everything will be done a phone. One, single point of failure. To me - it’s scary to think about.

Also - crazy coincidence - but the other day I just so happened to run into someone the other day at a coffee shop - who’s literally working for Omnipod and that future that I just mentioned. He said he was a developer working on the software - being a product manager myself for software, and someone who’s literally wearing an Omnipod, I had a bit of a chat with him. I actually told him my fears too, about a single point of failure, and ya know - what if someone hacks my phone?!

There will be a future where your blood glucose level AND your insulin management, happens from one device. To me that seems inevitable. And to me, that’s terrifying. Imagine someone hacks your phone and cranks the insulin dosage up, or does the reverse and turns it off. Accidentally or maliciously. I don’t know about you - but thoughts about this type of thing comes up frequently for me.

Not the hacking of a device per day, that shit can and probably will happen - but what comes up more is…the fragile mortality us type 1 diabetics have because of our dependency on insulin, and devices.

Now granted this movie is in the future (it appears so), and it’s ridiculous in nature…but it still somehow finds its way to fuck with my brain.

It’s almost the same way a zombie movie fucks with me. As a type 1 diabetic, I would be - barring any zombie bites to the group - I would be the first to die. Even if we made it to a pharmacy during Armageddon - there’s simply only enough insulin for x amount of time, and when there’s no more, I die.

I know, I KNOW, this is fucked up to think about. But when your life is run by numbers every single solitary second, and your only alive because this solution inside of a vial - you think about things differently.

I mean, when I hear a electronic beeps out in public, I’m not sure if it was me - or if it’s just a noise of a chicken fryer, or a truck, or something else. I’ll literally check my Omnipod JUST to be sure I’m not in any danger.

Granted - I’m extremely and utterly privileged in my life that even when something goes wrong with my pump or CGM or blood sugar - I’m most likely able to fix the issue myself, or get assistance before I’m in a true near death scenario. Despite that, I still have fears.

I mean for fuck sake I’m watching a futuristic movie about drugs in inmates and all I think is…yeah I know what that’s like. The prisoners in this movie are “free” to roam the premises, they can play video games, ping pong, nothing is locked, but things are fhat way because they agree to the experiments.

Diabetic life is kind of similar - in that we are free, we can run marathons, climb Everest, do incredible feats - but we are bound to this ever present threat. A threat on our very lives.

I’ve spoken on here many times about how - how I do feel strong, despite diabetes. I know right now it seems like I’m being incredibly morbid, pessimistic? Idk.

I have always been real on tumblr, and that’s what I’m trying to be. I do feel at times, incredibly fragile because of this disease. This movie made me feel a button press away from death, and when I stop and think about it - it scares me. Like if someone truly wanted to, they could snatch my PDM without me noticing, get passed the code, and then destroy me.

I suppose, life’s fragile for anyone really. I’m just up late at night talking about someone killing me, and yet tomorrow I could get t-boned by a semi truck while driving to the grocery store. Ok yeah, definitely being morbid, but just being real.

Technology has saved me though. Insulin’s mass manufacturing, Omnipod, and CGM’s. It’s really incredible what’s even changed since I was diagnosed in 2011. Things have gotten smaller, better, easier to use, and I now have more information than ever at finger tips too.

So what are your thoughts? When you watch zombie movies or futuristic movies, does your min run wild with what you’d do or where’d you go? Does your mind jump to - how much insulin is in your fridge right NOW?! Or am I the only one losing my mind lol.

Just…don’t hack my phone, or my PDM, and I’ll sleep better at night. 🤣

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bpod-bpod · 10 months

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Islet Stand-ins

In type 1 diabetes, the cells of the pancreas that sense blood sugar and secrete insulin accordingly (islet cells) are destroyed. To both fix the problem and avoid immune rejection, doctors are hoping to replace the damaged cells with new ones grown from the patient’s own stem cells. To that end, researchers have grown these insulin-secreting organoids– clumps of cells that mimic the islets. The insulin-producing cells are labelled in red, and other associated hormone-producing cells are green. The organoids were grown from human stomach stem cells rather than pancreatic ones – simply because the cells are similar in nature but more readily retrieved (via endoscopy). Encouragingly, transplants of the organoids into mice with diabetes improved the animals’ symptoms and reversed signs of disease. With no available cure for diabetes, these proof-of-principle transplantations offer encouraging results that suggest such an approach might indeed be successful in the clinic.

Written by Ruth Williams

Image from work by Xiaofeng Huang and colleagues

Division of Regenerative Medicine and Hartman Institute for Therapeutic Organ Regeneration, Department of Medicine, Weill Cornell Medicine, New York, NY, USA

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Research published in Nature Cell Biology, April 2023

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