How 50 Million Americans Can Reverse Their Diabetes at Zero Cost
If you were diagnosed with diabetes as little as three years ago, it meant you officially had it for life.
But in 2021, the American Diabetes Association cautiously recognized that type 2 diabetes can be put into remission. The scientific consensus now maintains that it’s possible for the patient’s blood glucose levels to normalize, and to stay that way for three months and beyond.
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“If it wasn’t for the public, the doctors would still be sort of in the dark ages of, ‘Hey, this is a chronic progressive disease, let me put you on medications until you go on dialysis,’” said Dr. Jason Fung, a nephrologist and a world-leading expert on intermittent fasting.
In his bestselling book, “The Diabetes Code,” Fung outlines what it takes to successfully and naturally reverse type two diabetes.
“If your root cause was a bad diet, which caused obesity, then you should treat the bad diet,” said Fung.
Join Dr. Jason Fung on Frontline Health as he discusses what led America to the obesity epidemic, and the practical ways people can use to lose weight and reverse their type two diabetes.
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