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Type 2 diabetes remission is an expanding topic. Recent news articles position remission as a cure but is this the whole truth? Can you cure diabetes as the news articles would have you believe? Here I give you my thoughts on this and explain in more detail what diabetes is remission and how to achieve it.
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Dr. Robin Goland challenges us to see something in a whole new way. Robin is a medical doctor leading the charge to cure diabetes. Her work combines research with clinical care in a groundbreaking approach to medicine.
Robin Goland, MD leads one of the nation’s most successful efforts to advance patient care, research, and education in the field of diabetes. The Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center at Columbia University Medical Center opened in October 1998 under the direction of Dr. Goland and co-director Dr. Rudolph Leibel, combining premier family-centered patient care and education with world-class diabetes research programs. Today more than 1500 patients with diabetes are seen monthly. The clinical space is directly adjacent to research laboratories working on the prevention, treatment, and ultimately cure of diabetes.
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Twenty years after Jacob Sten Petersen embarked upon a career in diabetes research, his own daughter Vita was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. Here he reflects on his very personal motivation to achieve a cure for type 1 diabetes and on the progress of Novo Nordisk’s stem cell research.
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Type 2 Diabetes #5 : Can We CURE Type 2 Diabetes? This is why your doctor will say no!
Do we have a cure for type 2 diabetes?
Hi welcome back to type 2, where we discuss everything about type 2 diabetes in a way that everyone can understand.
I’m Dr. Vladmir Carvalho. And today I’m going to answer one of the most asked questions about type 2 diabetes.
Do we have a cure for type 2 diabetes?
Today I will show you why you can not technically cure diabetes.
To do that, I will give you an example of when we cure something.
For example, let’s say that you have TB, tuberculosis
Now… you need to keep in mind that before that, your life was normal.
Until someone with TB bacteria was coughing near you or maybe talking to you and gave you the bacteria.
And now you’re coughing too, you have a fever, you have chest pain, you know, you’re feeling week,…all those stuff.
Now as a doctor I only have a simple job to do. I need to give you some antibiotics to kill the bacteria .
And when they are gone, your body gets restored and your life gets back to normal. In this case we can say that we have cured the disease.
Now when it comes to type 2 diabetes, it’s a different story.
You know that the sugar is always in your blood. And a measurement that we use is A1c. It just gives you a rough idea of your blood sugar for the last three months. But we will talk about that later.
Now…Because of your genetics and your lifestyle, leading to insulin resistance and partial loss of beta cells(the cells that produce insulin). The sugar in your blood will start to rise.
Now when it goes to a certain point, it can cause a lot of issues .
Now we have a lot of ways to deal with that. You can change your diet, you can start doing exercise, you can take medications, or even insulin.
But you need to understand one thing. If you do these, it’s possible for your blood glucose to go back to normal. But the problem is…the day you stop your lifestyle intervention, this A1c will slowly go back up.
And this is the main reason why we say that we can not cure diabetes. We can control it, but we need to control these things forever. If we stop, the A1c will go back up. And you are still diabetic. So the question is…If you have high blood sugar, If you have diabetes. Do you stay like that forever? No, there are many things that you can do to lower your blood sugar and have a normal life. But do we call that a cure? No, it’s not a cure. You are controlling your blood sugar. We can even say that you are reversing your diabetes, but we can never use the term “cure”.
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Dr. Vladmir Carvalho is a real Doctor. He graduated from medical school in 2012 (Bachelor’s) and 2015 (Master’s). Now he is completing his final year as a PhD candidate in the department of endocrinology, Southeast University.
However, the information provided on this channel is general in nature and intended for educational purposes only. It does not replace the advice given by your doctor or any other health care professional.
Dr. Jeffrey Millman joins me and my colleague Laura Gee to discuss his work on a potential cure for Type 1 diabetes. Laura, who is herself a Type 1 diabetes patient, shares her perspective on living with diabetes and what a cure could mean for her everyday life. Using cellular replacement therapy, The Millman Lab works towards a diabetes cure. Video Rating: / 5
Diabetes is a growing problem in South Korea.
Thankfully there are some traditional foods that can help, like red pepper leaves.
And researchers say they’ve improved on this with a variety of red pepper they say is even more effective than diabetes drugs in bringing down blood sugar.
Lee Eun-jin reports.
The summer can at times be unbearably hot, but it’s also the season when food ingredients are abundant.
For many elderly Koreans, vegetables seasoned with red pepper leaves and pickled vegetables bring back nostalgic memories of their mother’s cooking.
One of the key ingredients… red pepper leaves… is known to help lower blood sugar levels.
Now, the Rural Development Administration has developed a new type of pepper designed to produce leaves that are even better at keeping blood sugar levels down.
This is the second version of the “Won-gi” pepper, which was first cultivated in 2008.
The pepper has since been cross-bred to triple its blood sugar suppressing effects.
“According to our analysis of blood sugar suppressing efficacy, diabetes drugs on the market show around 80 percent efficacy,… and the Won-gi 2 pepper extract shows 74-point-8 percent, which is not much lower than the actual drugs.”
The fruits of these Won-gi peppers don’t contain much of the blood sugar suppressing substance and can be eaten like normal peppers.
“We can cultivate both fruits… and functional leaves… so I feel it could help improve our profits.”
Results of the research on “Won-gi 2” pepper leaves
and suggestions for how to use the leaves as a food ingredient have recently been published in international academic journals.
Lee Eunjin, Arirang News.
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Since November is Diabetes Awareness month, here at http://DoctorsExpressHartsdale.com, we encourage you to educate yourselves on the warning signs diabetes. Diabetes is an epidemic that affects more and more people each year. In the U.S alone, over 25 million people suffer from diabetes, and it is estimated that of those 25 million, approximately half of them are completely unaware of their condition. On average, a person with the disease dies 10 to 15 years sooner than a person without diabetes.
If detected and treated in the early stages, diabetes can be managed. A considerable portion of treatment of diabetes involves minor changes in daily routines. Lifestyle changes such as eating well, exercising, not smoking, and limited alcohol consumption, can all help to control the effects of diabetes. Typically, in addition to a healthier lifestyle, an oral medication in necessary in order to control the body’s insulin levels.
If you notice that you are experiencing any of the symptoms listed below, we advise that you consult your doctor about diabetes screening. Early diagnosis and proper treatment can prevent the symptoms from manifesting into more serious, sometimes life threatening, medical complications
7 Warning Signs of Type 2 Diabetes:
Blurry vision
unexplained weight loss
incessant thirst
increased urination
nerve pain or numbness in hands and or feet
constant hunger
cuts and infections
If not managed early on, complications may include: severe kidney problems potentially leading to renal failure and the need for dialysis, premature heart attacks or strokes, cuts and infections that can lead to amputation, or serious nerve damage that can also lead to the amputation of the affected limb.
Again, we are currently in the middle of Diabetes Awareness Month. If you find yourself experiencing any of the symptoms previously mentioned or you have reason to suspect you might have type 2 diabetes, we urge that you come see us at Doctors express or go see your primary doctor where you can be screened usually with an A1C test.
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#Diabetes is one of the non-communicable diseases that is gripping the population in India and world over. Young adults are being detected with this incurable disease. Despite the fact that diabetes is incurable, a phenomenon called ‘diabetes reversal or remission’ is a topic of hot discussion these days. We spoke to one such man from Delhi who successfully reversed Type II diabetes within 6 months. Watch the video to know how this man managed to get everything under control.
A study from the University of Alabama at Birmingham is looking into a drug-free approach to treat type 2 diabetes. The research focuses on using diet changes to target the fat around organs like the pancreas and liver. » Subscribe to NBC News: http://nbcnews.to/SubscribeToNBC
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Three mums talk about their children’s Type 1 diagnosis, how to spot the symptoms and the importance of taking your child to a GP for an immediate blood glucose test if you spot any of the symptoms (toilet, tired, thirsty, thinner). Video Rating: / 5
How does type 1 diabetes develop and how can this autoimmune disease be detected as early as possible? Where is research looking for cures? The video of the Diabetes Information Service at Helmholtz Zentrum München and the German Centre for Diabetes Research explains in a short and understandable way the role of autoantibodies as markers for early detection and describes vaccination studies and other approaches for the early treatment of type 1 diabetes.
