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The Reason I Hate Diabetes And You Should Too · Health, Life & What’s Next

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  Jennifer GNC, where we discuss what it really takes to heal your body.
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  Warriors welcome back.
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  Whether you are listening to this on the podcast, or you're watching the video format of this on the YouTube channel, or you seeing this on your Instagram or Facebook.
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  Welcome back in on today's topic.
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  I know you saw the title.
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  I hate diabetes.
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  Yes.
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  And I want to go over with you.
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  Why?
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  I don't like diabetes.
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  I tell my patients, there are two diseases that I will not sign up for.
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  I don't want to.
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  Uh Myself or anybody else that I know because those two diseases.
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  To have conditions are severe.
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  And then when you have them, it is going to be very challenging to get whatever is diabetes.
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  And cancer, but today in honor, of our diabetes reversal program, which you consider like in the show notes below or in the cart somewhere, is a program that I put together to help those that are interested have been struggling with diabetes.
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  Nazi an improvement who wants to get off the medications was to decrease the diabetic markers.
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  I want to show them the possibility of doing exactly that.
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  There's, guarantee results attached to the program.
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  If you're interested in or anyone that's interested, click on the link and then you can go over on the page and read all about it.
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  Schedule a call with me to see if you're a good fit.
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  I will answer all your questions because I am passionate about this program.
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  I am certain that I can help you.
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  Decreased your hemoglobin A1C incident.
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  Blood sugar or, your glucose.
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  So it's the diabetes.
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  Versal program.
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  It is very effective.
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  It is a program that I had before that I revamped.
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  I made a better, it's a good program.
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  And I did a podcast about it, talking a little bit more about it, and you can go listen to that, but let's get to the meat and the potatoes.
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  Is that what they say?
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  Why do I hit diabetes?
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  First you can Google what diabetes is.
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  If you have diabetes or you're pre-diabetic or you have diabesity, you already have some knowledge, some basic knowledge of what it is.
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  So we're not going to spend a whole time talking about it, but I do want to walk you through how.
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  Someone can have diabetes, which I think many people are not aware of.
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  How we get to be, have our blood sugars elevated.
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  Diabetes.
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  We'll quickly is the inability for your body.
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  To utilize the incident that is produced by your pancreas.
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  So we eat sugar, the pancreas gets signals to release insulin, and then the insulin hold on to the sugar and bring it instead of the cells for energy.
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  And if that communication is broken, you might have diabetes, but how does one get diabetes?
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  This is how it is.
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  This is the journey.
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  Everything has sugar in it.
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  This.
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  I'm holding in my hand or the banana.
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  I'm about to eat.
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  Has sugar in it, the sugar and everything.
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  If you can read the food that you purchase in with the package and use sugar, Added sugar, sweetness, sugar, sugar.
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  So white flour has sugar.
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  Brown sugar.
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  It's causing an insulin spike.
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  It's a few hours later when the incident kicks in.
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  And they get low blood sugar.
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  First we have a rise in your blood sugar for good.
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  Insulin kicks in.
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  The noodle has that sugar too for energy.
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  So then you have low blood sugar and then you feel bad.
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  You feel confused.
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  You might have some I'm sweating.
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  You might have some shakiness.
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  You might have some rapid heart beat.
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  You might have some confusion and then you go straight to eating something else that they can be because you want to raise your blood sugar again.
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  So doing that, or maybe have coffee, have a piece of chocolate that all the people with the cravings of chocolate cravings.
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  You are really putting yourself at risk for pre-diabetes or metabolic syndrome or diabetes down the road.
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  During this cycle of.
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  I eat.
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  I have sugar.
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  I feel good.
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  Insulin takes the sugar into the cells.
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  I feel bad.
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  I go eat something too.
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  When my blood sugar up to got to have quick those of the Permian.
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  And if this continues over and over, over for 10 to 20 years, This is a blood sugar rollercoaster that will put most of us on the path to diabetes.
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  So stacker, uptown, uptown, and what's going on with our emotions.
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  And your bodies develop a resistance to this because over time, your pancreas is going to realize that, okay, I'm producing a lot of insulin is.
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  Sugar coming up.
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  I can't keep up with the demand and just give up.
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  We have to have homeostasis.
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  We know the first to control the risk of diabetes.
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  So your body will start thinking about it.
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  We stopped responding to the incident and then you put yourself at risk, incident resistance.
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  Now the internet is not being effective anymore.
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  And suddenly it's pushes the sugar into the cells, but it can't get in.
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  There's a miscommunication.
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  And then you ended up having no energy and you always feel tired for some people they'll have weight loss first for some people when they have diabetes, weight loss, and then they have weight gain.
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  And the next thing you know, you go to your doctor, you have type two diabetes.
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  the thing about diabetes that I don't like is that they also put disposes you, to have infections that can do that.
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  Which is a fungal infection, parasite, bacteria infection.
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  So again, did that was not really telling our patients to get.
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  Cut out sugar.
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  What they say.
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  And is that okay?
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  What medications can I use to manage your blood sugar?
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  And I really can't tell you how many people would tell me.
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  I have diabetes is under control.
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  I take medication.
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  And I'm not, no, it's not under control taking medication.
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  Doesn't really country.
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  Diabetes at all, but that does, and I used to be me tell.
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  And the people you don't have to worry about it.
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  Just take the medication is a chronic health conditions.
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  You're going to have to live with this forever and there's no other solutions.
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  And incidents, the other thing.
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  And then as a patient, you become reliant on blood tests.
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  You become reliant on the, diabetic medications.
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  I become alive and all of the things, but one thing you don't understand is that the blood test.
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  That would do the basic blood test only shows a smaller pieces of the puzzle, Just what's going on outside of your body.
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  Outside of yourself.
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  There's not really sure what's going on inside of the cells, how this high spots of insulin and this high spec of glucose is literally creating massive inflammation.
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  And over time you have those big glucose molecules.
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  In your bloodstream, traveling over your body and to film with the blood interfering with the circulation.
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  So therefore you put yourself at risk for stroke.
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  You put yourself at risk for heart attack, and then your liver is failing.
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  Your kidneys are failing your nerve.
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  The sugar is irritating, your nerve creating numbness and tingling.
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  That's when you have diabetic neuropathy and then because of the poor circulation.
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  And then you're going to end up having black and blue legs, like 80 miles, your leg, that discoloration of your lower extremities, which can put you at risk for an amputation.
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  So do you see how we don't like diabetes?
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  It's like a whole trifecta, Diabetes affects every single part of your body.
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  And most people don't really recover from the high blood sugar.
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  Taking medication, injecting yourself with an insulin doesn't really help you with coming for the blood sugar.
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  You kind of just numb the symptoms, but guess what?
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  Your sales are still dying in this still.
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  Stressed out.
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  They still.
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  have fires inside of them, so to speak there.
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  Uh, on the, thread, So medications don't really, really help with that.
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  And another thing, too, sugar kind of massively.
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  Destroy our B vitamins, When we eat the white flour, the rice, the pasta, and these things have been processed.
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  they are contaminated that kind of deplete our B vitamins and we get most of our B vitamins from.
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  The products back in the day is rice is to be healthy.
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  So that's why the nerve conditions come into place.
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  That's why we don't have enough B vitamins as a precursor to a lot of processes in our bodies.
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  And it ended up having a lot of complications.
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  And again, the symptoms are just mountain.
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  So drinking coffee, isn't that a thing too, that kind of messed up our hormones because diabetes is also a hormonal issue.
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  Incidents of hormone, but drinking coffee every day.
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  In overcompensating for being tired, being sluggish and you drink so much coffee to help you function.
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  I know, day to day, life really put a tall.
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  On your pancreas put at all.
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  And the cortisol that is produced.
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  So it really put it on all the things that you need.
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  Exhaustion, your adrenal glands are literally dying.
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  It is a whole traffic.
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  That one thing is affected when one body.
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  Part is affected.
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  The rest is reduced.
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  Poorly controlled and untreated diabetes can need to, as I mentioned, food and leg amputations vision problem, like the blurred vision.
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  The cataract glaucoma.
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  Has a lot to do with the diabetes.
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  Kidney failures people on hemo dialysis, kidney disease, heart disease, brain disease, liver disease, like digestive issues.
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  So the list is very long.
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  Again, people take medications.
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  They tell me, okay, I'm a medications.
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  When I check my blood sugar is controlled.
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  No.
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  No, no, no, no, no.
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  It is not controlled.
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  It is you and all the people dying slowly.
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  And that feeling the death.
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  Prices that is taking place internally.
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  So let's talk about some stats according to American diabetes association.
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  They are 37.3 millions of people with diabetes only 28, 7 millions of them are diagnosed.
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  There's an women in 8.5 million that has diabetes and they are not aware of it.
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  And out of this number, there are so many people walking around with pre-diabetes.
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  they just feel sluggish.
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  They feel tired.
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  The things that used to work for them doesn't work anymore and something is wrong.
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  They get the good redactors.
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  They check the hemoglobin A1C.
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  Boom.
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  They have pre-diabetes.
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  Maybe this is, impacts all social economic and ethnic backgrounds.
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  So diabetes has no discrimination.
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  You can be white, blue, yellow, black.
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  You are going to get diabetes.
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  Diabetes can affect many parts of your body.
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  As I mentioned, stroke is highly related to diabetes, heart disease.
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  So many people have, Craddick, blockage, not having enough perfusion or enough blood flow to the brain.
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  And then boom, they have diabetes.
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  So they be, this is the sixth leading.
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  Cause of death in the us.
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  In 2017.
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  Uh, total estimated costs of diagnosed.
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  Diabetes is in the.
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  327 billions of dollar.
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  So our health costs is going up.
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  Our, office visits are going up the copays going up.
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  Insurance doesn't want to pay for a lot of medications anymore.
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  We are, they had a patient I prescribed Libris and they went through the pharmacy to pick up the liver.
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  And fortunately the insurance didn't cover it.
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  The insurance is the cover, but it's not why because, and she wins.
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  Companies are realizing that diabetes can be reverse.
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  Yeah, American association of diabetes, et cetera, knows this is a reversible disease.
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  It is a lifestyle disease.
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  It can be reversed.
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  We don't have to lose our legs.
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  We don't have to lose our sight.
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  We don't have to have this.
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  We're getting our Midsection, Because what's happening with that.
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  The liver has a lot to do with diabetes as we are not processing the glucose.
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  We are not processing the insulin and these things are seen as toxins and these toxins are creating inflammation.
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  The liver stolen them as fat.
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  That's why a lot of my diabetic patients have this midsection area.
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  This rounded Ms.
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  Section area with adipose tissue or visceral fat.
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  Because they cannot process.
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  The fact that liver is overwhelmed with all the toxins coming in and it's just literally packing.
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  All the things that it cannot detoxifies, the medication that you take and the incident that you're injecting yourself, the latest Trulicity Manjaro OSMP, Medications that the doctors prescribing you can not be metabolized.
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  These are the texts.
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  Ever deliver.
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  They are toxins coming in.
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  Again, when one organ is weak, the rest of the system is also weak as well.
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  Your body's one machine when one is affected the.
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  Also affected.
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  So what we don't know is that there's a solution.
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  There is a solution, despite what your doctor tells you, there's a solution to the rest of the diabetes.
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  And we do that by giving your herbs.
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  So that's why the diabetic Verso program is my latest obsession, because I want to show people.
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  What is possible.
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  When you go to this program.
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  10 weeks of your working with me, and I'm giving you everything, the mail plan, the herbs that you need to help decrease your numbers.
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  And showing you what the process looks like and reversing your diabetes, give you all the supplements, the accountability, the support I'm going to be in the group.
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  Like Monday to Friday answering questions, guiding people, lending people.
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  You're not going to be by yourself.
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  I've helped so many diabetic patients before.
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  So this is not a new program.
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  It is a program that is better, and we're doing it as a group because as a group, we can support each other.
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  We can understand what each other's going through.
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  And we speak the same language and you're just going to be guided.
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  So if you are interested in the diabetes reversal process, you need to click the link in the show notes to learn more, schedule your call because we only want two.
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  Help people that are already people that we can actually help because I am promising within those 10 weeks, you're going to see a decrease in your numbers.
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  When you see decrease in your numbers, that means things are happening internally.
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  Your body's loving you yourselves, or would you be needing they're repairing.
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  And you feel in better, it is a process.
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  I'm not saying that you only need 10 weeks to get whatever diabetes.
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  No, no, no, no, no.
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  I'm saying I'm going to show you what the process looks like.
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  I'm going to give you all the tools and the resources that you need, and then you need to care that process.
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  The end.
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  We are planning on doing this.
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  program.
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  Over and over again, so you can definitely be up on it, but the first scores can be amazing because I am going to love on them.
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  Ah, it's going to be amazing.
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  So I'm so excited for this program.
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  hopefully you as well, because at the end of the day, your half is the only thing that you have and diabetes is silently killing people.
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  And they are 70 medications.
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  So that's the problem right there.
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  If there are 70 medications, I mean that disease is not controlled, It's not properly managed and that does not know what to do.
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  And it is your job to speak up.
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  It is your job to find your own solution, to do your own research, to take back control of your health so that you can heal yourself, 70 medication, something's wrong with this every week.
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  There's a new injection coming out isn't every week.
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  And then when you see people flashing across the screen, Yeah, happy go lucky.
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  And then at the bottom of here, this may mess up your liver, your kidneys, and all the things.
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  And you might have more infections.
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  So diabetic patients have the slower healing time.
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  They get sick very easily.
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  The body is so weak, so vulnerable.
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  It's like they are so fragile.
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  And I want to show you the possibility of Willie.
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  Get control of this disease and put back your health in your hands.
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  I would love for us to join us in this journey.
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  So why I hit diabetes because it's causing massive destructions in our bodies.
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  And many of us don't even have the signs and symptoms of diabetes.
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  And we just don't feel well.
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  And then we will go to a doctors.
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  They're not really checking the proper markers and the next thing, you know, boom, you have diabetes and it is one of those disease that is so challenging.
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  So, so challenging to tackle.
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  If you don't get a control of it early on.
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  There's going to be a lot of work you have to do.
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  I would hate for you to lose the quality of your life.
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  And anybody bargains functions because of this disease.
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  So I am inviting you to join me.
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  And this.
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  Journey.
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  Let's do this for 10 weeks, where you get everything, everything, everything, everything, everything, but the support they Canterbury addressing your Pacific needs.
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  In your issues or concerns is going to be my top priority.
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  Again, interested.
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  The leg is in the section below, and I'll see you next time.
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  I hate diabetes and you should too.
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  thank you so much from the bottom of my heart for listening to this episode.
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  Bye-bye.