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WHAT IS DIABETES ?
Your body changes carbohydrates that you eat to glucose. Glucose is a kind of sugar that your cells use as a source of energy. Normally, when glucose is metabolised, a hormone called insulin helps cells get the glucose they need. Insulin is produced by the pancreas (an organ near the stomach).
Diabetes happens when your body doesn't produce enough insulin or is resistant to insulin action. When this happens, glucose cannot get into cells. It remains trapped in the blood and results in a high blood glucose level.
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has added a new journalTITLE: The pH Miracle for Diabetes: The Revolutionary Diet Plan for Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetics
The theory stands on the predicate that Germ Theory is also just that - a theory. It is not proven law. Now I can see the apparent absurdity of this statement, specially given the fact that there is a $Trillion industry based on Germ Theory. But the idea here is that blood PH determines if "germs" (organisms) entering the body will turn hostile or be useful, functioning symbiont's.
Don't tell me no one has heard about how important Blood pH is in the battle against all disease.
For the LINK, I'll let you cut and paste this URL yourself: amazon.com s=books& qid=1186548404& sr=8-1
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Salaam ya MuslimahMD, and thank you for your kind words.I came to this journal to act on my intention to leave this village. I feel that anyone who wishes to learn can and will come here - insha-Allah- and learn from the knowledge already contained herein. But my presence is precious, and I desire to keep my villages at 19. So I hope it is not seen as a sign of my giving up in my departure from this village. I'll be joining another village that needs the superman more for the time being. See you around, insha-Allah.
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Well the unfortunate truth might seem offensive, so few say it, and even then seldom. The medical establishment is a business model, worth more than you or I have the capacity to figure out. You may have seen this yourself: the profession - as it is taught - is more interested in being profitable, and retaining long-term clients, than fixing people once and for all, where there is no more profit. So you never hear about the benefits of NaCO3 (Soduim BiCarbonate, yes, Baking Soda) nor do you hear about Black Seed Oil, a favorite and strong sunnah of our beloved Prophet (Peace and Blessings upon him and his.) You also do not hear about gargling with hot salt-water, which any Indian, Pakistani, Bengali, or muslim child knows.The fact of the matter is that the establishment pushes drugs that are unnecessary, often detremental, and older drugs which work perfectly well, but are out of copyright (like Asprin, for God's sake!) are phased out with newer concoctions introduced, in order to keep the prescription and trademark dollars flowing. They simply wouldn't want you to know anything that completely eliminates the need for a doctor - their doctor - prescribing their drug. Tell me you have heard of this, sister, and I'll bow in agreement with an honest muslimah. If you haven't, then I'll ask you, as your brother in Islam, to keep your eyes and ears open. You'll see what's obvious sooner or later.
The link doesn't work if it include it with the honorific http, as in this http//www.amazon.com/pH-Miracle-Diabetes-Revolutionary-Diabetics/dp/0446532665/ref=sr_1_1/002-9103630-0869626?ie=UTF8& s=books& qid=1186548404& sr=8-1
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has added a new journalThe number of Children under 5 years old, with the condition increased five-fold - meaning it affected one child in every 1,000 by 2004, a study around Oxford found.
Other studies have revealed similar rises, suggesting the trend is true for the whole of the UK, Diabetes UK said.
# Type 1 diabetes, also referred to insulin-dependent diabetes, generally develops in childhood and often runs in families.
# In contrast, the far more common Type 2 diabetes tends to develop later in life and is largely linked to lifestyle factors such as obesity.
Of the estimated more than 2 million people with diabetes in the UK, around 250,000 have Type 1.
Researcher Pr Polly Bingley said:
"It must be due to changes in our environment "
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