Type 2 Diabetes and Fatty Liver Disease:(

a reply to: Mousygretchen

thanks i have been going to myfitnesspal.com and getting out in the sun! been taking vitamin c 500mg, krill oil 350mg, d3 1000iu, turmeric curcumin complex. drinking filtered water, pom juice, also this drink nakedjuice.com i add water to Dilute it so its not so overpowering. also milk thistle! i am going to a dietitian soon!

originally posted by: makemap
Another one of those ATSer dying due to health failure since Cancer. Stop eating sugary and fatty foods. Avoid candies at all cost now. Most are made with modified corn syrup. Fake sugar.

what? why post if your going to be a jerk? oh that's right its one of the "i am better then you so everyone has to be like me" crowd! you don't know my history or anyone's for that matter you troll!

Type 2 thing with a fatty other thing, that is a sign of a poor lifestyle choice.

originally posted by: 123143
Wow, quacks are free on ATS. How did I ever survive without them? eyeroll

Define 'quack' - because if we're going by death rates, 'modern medicine' physicians have an awful lot of their patients die - usually after their wallets have been picked clean. And yet this same group will proclaim an alternative practitioner as a 'quack' for the same reason - their patients die sooner or later.

It's the 'later' without bankrupting you most of us are aiming for and I've found after 40 years in the medical field that arrogance and dogma don't leave much room for learning.

I'll go with the open mind every time. Could be a 'quack' or just wrong; but I reserve the right to do my own research and make my own decisions about my health, without the government interfering, or some keyboard commentator with no medical knowledge whatsoever making the kind of comments with the same mindset that got people burned at the stake years ago for 'being uppity' and proposing new ideas. Welcome to the club of people who insist on standing in the way of progress and learning.

The truth of the matter is that whatever we think we 'know' now will be ludicrous and barbaric 100 years from now. Including 'modern medicine' as it's so egotistically termed.

The man asked for help and we've told him what we think may help. If he had unlimited funds I'm sure he could consult the 'best' of every practice and proceed accordingly. My bet is, that's not one of his options. He's free to take it or leave it as he sees fit. Too bad you didn't have anything to offer, your very own self.

a reply to: SentientCentenarian

thank you! and yes unlimited funds i do not have sadly! but i will get by with what i do have

An internet forum is not a substitute for trained medical professionals.

He needs a dietician, not a bowel cleanse or unproven supplements or regimes.

Most people in this forum are whackjobs with their advice. This thread is proof positive of that.

a reply to: Cobaltic1978

what about your poor lifestyle choice? going on here not adding to anything just being a jerk is a poor lifestyle choice! ya crazy loon

a reply to: 123143

i am getting a dietitian look back page 1 i just needed to see what others think! and kinda rant about stuff.

originally posted by: tikbalang
Well if you have a type 2 diabetes and a fatty liver, it means your lifestyle needs change, not the doctor..

THE DOCTOR IS AN EVIL CRIMINAL WHO IS MOSTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS ADVANCED DISEASE!

HE NEEDS PRISON LET ALONE GOING.

HAVE MET SOME EVIL DOCTORS, EITHER BY INTENT, IE THEY ARE SATANIST PRICKS, OR BY PURE EGO AND APATHY.

THEY NEED PRISON EITHER WAY AND MASSIVE LAW SUITS.

SO YOU SAID NOTHING OF ANY VALUE.

a reply to: Unity_99

Holy balls. You're going off the deep end.

If it weren't for modern medicine you probably wouldn't be here. Ever used antibiotics? Been vaccinated against childhood diseases?

Drink milk? Louis Pasteur probably saved your a** more than once.

a reply to: SentientCentenarian
So , like the surgery with hands and all the commercials on TV. Yeah , I agree.....not

a reply to: Gothmog

No one mentioned surgery with hands; and all those drug commercials on tv are banned in Europe, as they should be.

Nice straw man; you ridiculed advice to eat actual nutritious food and never once added to the conversation anything useful.

originally posted by: SentientCentenarian
a reply to: Gothmog

No one mentioned surgery with hands; and all those drug commercials on tv are banned in Europe, as they should be.

Nice straw man; you ridiculed advice to eat actual nutritious food and never once added to the conversation anything useful.

Pointless reply . No one mentioned not eating healthy foods. But hocus-pocus crap -no
The first thing a doctor here in the US does is arrange a day with a diabetic dietician. This class contains "custom tailored" diets , exercise program all based on the person.
I am glad infomercials are banned where you are. But extract of whatever "stuff" probably is not going to work , and may make the situation worse.

If you have diabetes , please leave it to a doctor or specialist.

I recently had a bit of a type 2 scare(undiagnosed, just showing some signs like poor circulation, slow to heal etc.)

What I did was a one-week water fast. And WoW! did that make me feel a lot better. I read up on it EXTENSIVELY online before trying it. While there are articles for and against, there's a definite lean towards fasting and/or juice diets making a big difference for type 2 diabetes. It's been noted that many who receive bariatric surgery reverse their diabetes almost immediately after the surgery. (note, this is not recommended for type 1)

I learned a lot about the benefits of fasting and while I originally was going to go for 5 days, I went an entire week and could have gone further. It's really amazing how the hunger goes away. Keep in mind, the occasional cravings do NOT though and you should only do this if you can take it easy for the duration of the fast as you will want to relax often. Perhaps the most important part is to take serious care when coming out of a fast by just eating small amounts of healthy/water heavy foods the first few days. There's a ton of information on the web regarding fasting and I often found myself reading blogs or catching some of the vlogs of people who did it to help keep me going.

After it was over, (and don't get me wrong - I was GLAD to end it) I felt about 5 years younger. I didn't have the issues I was having before. I craved healthier foods and had a lot of energy that first week. I will be doing this again for certain as it was a positive experience for me. Don't think of it as a weight loss diet. You will lose weight, but it's mostly water weight due to our regular sodium intake.

Read up on it, and if you have some time, give it a shot! I'd suggest going for at least 5 days as that's when the ketosis has had a chance to do it's magic. The 1st and 2nd days were the hardest for me and many others.

a reply to: Unity_99

He posted his medical result...
Did the doctor fake that also?

originally posted by: gottaknow
I recently had a bit of a type 2 scare(undiagnosed, just showing some signs like poor circulation, slow to heal etc.)

What I did was a one-week water fast. And WoW! did that make me feel a lot better. I read up on it EXTENSIVELY online before trying it. While there are articles for and against, there's a definite lean towards fasting and/or juice diets making a big difference for type 2 diabetes. It's been noted that many who receive bariatric surgery reverse their diabetes almost immediately after the surgery. (note, this is not recommended for type 1)

I learned a lot about the benefits of fasting and while I originally was going to go for 5 days, I went an entire week and could have gone further. It's really amazing how the hunger goes away. Keep in mind, the occasional cravings do NOT though and you should only do this if you can take it easy for the duration of the fast as you will want to relax often. Perhaps the most important part is to take serious care when coming out of a fast by just eating small amounts of healthy/water heavy foods the first few days. There's a ton of information on the web regarding fasting and I often found myself reading blogs or catching some of the vlogs of people who did it to help keep me going.

After it was over, (and don't get me wrong - I was GLAD to end it) I felt about 5 years younger. I didn't have the issues I was having before. I craved healthier foods and had a lot of energy that first week. I will be doing this again for certain as it was a positive experience for me. Don't think of it as a weight loss diet. You will lose weight, but it's mostly water weight due to our regular sodium intake.

Read up on it, and if you have some time, give it a shot! I'd suggest going for at least 5 days as that's when the ketosis has had a chance to do it's magic. The 1st and 2nd days were the hardest for me and many others.

That is incredibly dangerous. Ask any doctor.

a reply to: 123143

yeah! i am not sure i would risk going in to shock or whatever!

a reply to: gottaknow

i will ask my doc and dietitian about bariatric surgery! thank you for the info

Thats all truth. Stop eating processed food, artificial sugars and dring Cola and stuff. Just eat as cany vegetables as you can, exercise and take vitamins. Bring your body back to normal.

Today many people suffering in diabetes problem. You must take prevention steps to safe from dangerous situation. Liver is the important organ and it is the one of the biggest parts in our body. we must maintain our liver clean always. Today many people consuming unwanted foods and get lots of disease. But healthy foods clean the liver and helps to maintain the liver function good.

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