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There’s no magical cure for diabetes, but you can take measures to decrease your risk of developing diabetes. A lot of our risk is genetic but lifestyle factors-such as exercise and a healthy diet-can reduce your risk. Your diet can have a major role in preventing and managing diabetes. Including more fruit and vegetables in your diet is linked with a reduced risk of diabetes. It doesn’t matter whether they are fresh or frozen, try to find ways to include these in your diet. Losing weight is one way you can prevent type 2 diabetes. And eating a healthy, balanced diet is a great way to manage your weight. Here are 5 foods that help prevent diabetes.

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Cures for both type 1 and type 2 diabetes have proved elusive to medical science. Although people with type 2 diabetes can go into remission, at this stage there is no widely available, complication-free cure for type 1 diabetes.

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Data from 2 patients who received a potential functional cure for diabetes and more breaking news on the VX-880 trial progress (first stem cell-derived beta cell therapy for type 1 diabetes).

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0:00 Data from the VX-880 trial – participant 1
2:29 What is the VX-880 stem cell derived beta cell therapy?
3:12 Data from the VX-880 trial – participant 2
4:01 Other important remarks and my thoughts
5:14 When will cure for type 1 diabetes be available

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Andrew Briskin’s article https://diatribe.org/vertex-releases-new-data-potential-cure-for-type-1-diabetes
More on VX-880 https://diatribe.org/type-1-cures-sneak-peek-lab
CNBC documentary about VX-880 featuring Brian https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5bacxqobwY

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Type 1 Diabetes is an autoimmune disease that leads to a loss of beta cells in the pancreas. These beta cells are part of a cellular complex that produce insulin, an essential hormone that regulates our blood sugar, keeping it within a narrow range, and thus allowing normal bodily functions to occur. To survive, patients must monitor and control their diet, track physical activity, carefully regularly measure their blood sugar levels, and inject the appropriate amount of insulin. But Paul Laikind and his team at ViaCyte are working on a functional cure that involves the use of stem cells which become pancreatic cells that can mature and produce insulin in a normal manner. Paul K. Laikind, Ph.D. has over 30 years of leadership experience in the biotechnology and life sciences industry in San Diego. He currently serves as President, CEO and a member of the Board of ViaCyte, Inc. a leading company in the emerging field of regenerative medicine. Prior to joining ViaCyte, Dr. Laikind served as Chief Business Officer and Senior Vice President of Business Development at the Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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In a world-first, Monash University researchers have discovered a pathway to the regeneration of insulin in pancreatic stem cells, a major breakthrough toward new therapies to treat Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes.
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https://www.nature.com/articles/s41392-022-01034-7
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Melbourne researchers say they’re closer than ever to finding a cure for type one diabetes. A breakthrough could pave the way to eliminate the need for daily insulin injections.

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Insulin shots and organ transplants for Type I Diabetes and Type II Diabetes could become a thing of the past with Seraxis, and patients dependent on glucose may go free.

To learn more about the Maryland Stem Cell Research Fund (MSCRF), visit www.mscrf.org
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The two types of diabetes, Type I Diabetes & Type II Diabetes, affect 1 in every 10 Americans. Type I remains the leading cause of a host of issues, including blindness, cardiovascular disease, kidney disease, liver failure, and limb amputation, and it can remove up to 10 years from someone’s life expectancy.

While a pancreas transplant is curative for this devastating disease, there is no mass therapy or cure, and there aren’t enough transplants for everyone.

However, as Seraxis founder Dr. William Rust explains in this video, the entire organ doesn’t need to be transplanted to have the same curative impact. Scientists have discovered that only the small clusters of Pancreas “islet” cells, responsible for secreting insulin, need to be transplanted to provide a cure.

Dr. Rust knows “the race is on to develop a supply of islets that does not come from organ donation so that all of the patients who need this therapy can have it.” Seraxis developed a cell therapy made up of lab-grown islets cells that are functional, curative, and don’t require immune suppression.

Seraxis’s research is leading the charge, and because of funding from the Maryland Stem Cell Research Fund, its preliminary findings showed exciting promise and it’s on the verge of launching its first clinical trial to show its efficacy in humans. If all goes successfully, they believe they’ll be able to commercialize this cellular therapy for patients in need in the next 5 years.

“We hope to demonstrate that patients, who previously needed injections 5 times a day, can walk out of the clinic completely independent of insulin,” shares Dr. Rust.

Despite the dire need of developing a cure for diabetes that is independent of an organ transplant, Dr. Rust explains “there is very little support for doing this type of work,” with the exception of the support he received from the Maryland Stem Cell Research Fund. For details about the Fund’s support of Seraxis, visit: https://www.mscrf.org/portfolio-companies/seraxis-inc

The Fund has been true to its mission of accelerating cures by supporting the market leader in cell therapy development for Diabetes. To learn more about the Maryland Stem Cell Research Fund, visit: www.mscrf.org

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A diabetes diagnosis means the body cannot regulate blood sugar due to inadequate insulin production from the pancreas — a long, flat gland that sits behind the stomach in the upper abdomen. The results for a patient with diabetes can be vision loss, and nerve and damage to other organs, unless blood sugar is controlled using medication or the patient undergoes a pancreas transplant.

“A pancreas transplant is the only cure for diabetes. It does not control diabetes. It cures diabetes,” says Dr. Tambi Jarmi, a transplantation medicine physician at Mayo Clinic. “I find myself having a hard time convincing a diabetic patient after they receive the pancreas transplant that they are cured ― they’re not diabetic. They don’t believe it.”
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When a person gets his blood sugar checked and finds that there is an increase in the blood sugar levels, immediately they are advised medications. This medication infect is to bring down the blood sugar level and is not to treat the diabetes as a whole because what we see is inspite blood sugar levels remaining low, people suffer from complications like diabetic neuropathy congestive cardiac issues kidney failure, blindness etc. we are talking about type 2 diabetes. Why does this happen? This is because the medication masks the condition by bringing down the blood sugar levels. In Ayurveda the diabetes is correlated to madhumeha where all the three doshas, the vata, pitta and kapha are in imbalance. There is no single mode of management. It is complete lifestyle change because what we see it is a resultant of a long period of a faulty lifestyle. So it takes equal amount of time to get it reversed. There are basic methods to reverse diabetes especially among youngsters because they are the maximum ones suffering because of faulty lifestyle and becoming obese or overweight. The first method is to control the diet. What people do is take off carbohydrate, instead take out refined carbohydrates and incorporate fruits and vegetables that are rich in vitamins and minerals and along with unrefined carbohydrates like the whole grain because this is rich in fibre that is essential. The next is exercise to reduce your body weight because obesity to reduce body weight. Here obesity is one of the primary reasons to become diabetic. Exposure to early morning sunlight is essential to fight diabetes. Do not sleep during the daytime. The next factor is stress. Yoga and meditation keeps the mind calm and keeps the complication of diabetes due to stress. The other factor is to incorporate certain spices in the diet like turmeric, fenugreek, cinnamon fights the insulin resistance from the body. These helps in reversing diabetes. But in some cases the toxic build-up is so much that in spite of following all this their blood sugar does not come down. In such conditions the detoxification programme of Ayurveda, what we call as the panchkarma treatment is essential to get off the toxicity and follow healthy lifestyle. With this there can be lot of changes, in paediabetic people it is seen to reverse diabetic status. In diabetic we can avoid complication and improve the quality of life.

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Did you know that over 450 million people around the world currently have diabetes? Diabetes is an often debilitating condition that is the second-leading cause of amputation and the number-one cause of blindness among adults.

But we may be close to curing diabetes with the help of a printed pancreas. The new technology is the future of lab-grown organs for the replacement of body parts, and it’s surprisingly advanced.

Readily3D, a spin-off of EPFL, developed a new method to print biological tissues using a biological gel that contains the patient’s stem cells. A laser is used to harden the gel by polymerization, and the laser beam’s position and intensity may be adjusted to harden the portions of gel required to make the appropriate tissue.

Impressively enough, the method takes just 30 seconds for living tissue to be printed out on a bioprinter complete with blood vessels and all. This has never been done before and could revolutionize how we produce replacement organs.

The printed pancreas secretes a spectrum of critical hormones like insulin, which help regulate blood sugar levels. From now on, diabetes could soon be treated by creating a bio-printed pancreas to exactly match the patient’s deficient one.

This could eliminate the need to put patients on drugs that often have nefarious side effects and also get rid of animal testing. The solution is a win-win for all.

Moreover, the technology could also one day be used to build all kinds of other organs.

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In a story first reported by The New York Times, a revolutionary cell transplant helped restore one man’s natural ability to create and regulate insulin, offering him a potential new lease on life.
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