The 30 Day Diabetes Miracle

A program I will start on October 20th, 2009!

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Diabetes
• social
• study
• 30
• day
• experiment
• health
• humanities
• challenge
• fitness
• vegitarian
• Adventist

[schmumpkin]

Best of luck to you with the challenge, and I know you will succeed :)

[thesockdock]

I can always count on shmumpkin in my corner!! Thanks.

[BroBryce2009]

This is HUGE for you, Troy! I know how hard it is going to be for you to change your "Carnitarian" status! We will be praying for you & with you.

[thesockdock]

Thanks BroBryce!!

[thesockdock]

No this is 30 days of diet, exercise, and vegitarian eating. The 20 days of diet thing didn't pan out. This is something I'm committed to and I've got friends in the community holding me accountable to it.

[gneisenau321]

Is this part of your 20 day diet thing?

[gatlaughing]

Good luck man I bet you do an awesome job, can't wait to see the vlogs

[oldvision]

I pray for your strength during those times when progress is hard to see. It is in those times when the work is being done.

[isegoria1]

I agree it is a disease and one that must be approached with care and the super vision of a doctor - Which it appears your friend has.

It appears I have offended you? I am just saying do it with care and reasonable expectations of the outcomes. There is no scientific way to force the pancreas to start producing insulin that is needed. Because you are "pre" I suspect you will enjoy a success.

[thesockdock]

Mike, the gentlemen in this video, is a good friend of mine. We don't agree on everything- but I have tremendous respect for him because he lives out what he believes!!

[thesockdock]

I know it's a disease and it's got nothing to do with personal choices.  I guess I'll just forget the whole thing and trust my higher power and my insulin shots. Actually, my friend has been on this program for two months and his blood sugar is stable- he is working with his doctors and his medication has been cut in half. I don't have diabetes- for me this is just more about making healthy lifestyle choices. While they may not have "reversed" diabetes, many have normalized sugar levels.

[isegoria1]

Before you run off half cocked on this idea I would consult a doctor. Type 2 is not reversible through diet.