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If you or a loved one is struggling with Type II Diabetes - STOP IT! I know from personal expereicnes that these steps WILL reverse it. Take a gander:
Optimizing testosterone levels, both in men and women, can help improve insulin receptor function and reduce insulin resistance.
Regular exercise, ideally one hour per day of brisk walking or equivalent, can help maintain weight and improve overall health, including insulin sensitivity.
Getting a CMA micronutrient panel can help identify potential nutrient deficiencies, such as chromium, B12, omega-3 fatty acids, and zinc, that can impact insulin receptor function.
B12 deficiency is a common deficiency that can affect insulin receptor function and contribute to diabetes.
High serum B12 levels may not necessarily indicate adequate B12 status at the cellular level, as certain methylation problems can prevent B12 from entering cells.
Optimizing hormones, including testosterone in men and estrogen in women, can help improve insulin sensitivity and potentially reverse diabetes.
Exercise can be a natural way to optimize hormones, especially in younger individuals.
