re: Doctors Cause Diabetics to D.I.E.

johndc — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 17:58:00 GMT

The philosopy of Medical care (allopathy) is to reduce or eliminate the symptomatic state. So by giving the patient insulin, they consider the treatment a successful outcome. It does not matter that the insulin given makes the patient's health worse, it is still considered a success. It is the same with all chronic care treatment.... reduce the symptom (blood pressure, cholesterol, pain,) it is considered a successful outcome. Though at the same time, it makes the patient's health worse! It is outside of their philosophical realm to make the patient healthier, it is not their priority.

re: Doctors Cause Diabetics to D.I.E.

Beverley K. Wilson — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 16:12:55 GMT

Having been diagnosed with Type II Diabetes about 12 years ago, I find these articles extremely interesting. I am now 50 years old, and still taking two oral diabetes drugs. This is going to stop. I have known all along simply by how these drugs make me feel that there was something drastically wrong with them, but contributed these feelings to diabetes alone, instead of the true culprits... the drugs. Changing diet and lifestyle isn't as easy as it should be, but can be done. I'm interested to see how long it takes for me to gain control of my life again, and start feeling the way I should. Thanks so much for the very informative articles.