SEARCHING FOR TRUE AND COMPLETE HEALING FOR TYPE 1 DIABETES
I’m having one of those diabetes days… As I’m sitting here trying to write this, my blood sugars keep dropping. Oh, but wait… They’re up, they’re in range! Oh nope, they’re not. Down
“You’re such a failure!” I am failing and need to re-group. There, I said it.That’s not an easy one to type and admit to myself, let alone publish to the world! I don’t like
Yeah, so this happened…!! The world has been ransacked and people have been left quaking in their boots by the virus that is not-so-affectionately known as COVID-19. It seems like a
In today’s newspaper, I found an article suggesting that Type 1 Diabetes is in fact two separate conditions. The referenced study in the journal Diabetologia found a marked difference between those
Ah, the elixir of sleep! Like the majority of people I know, I want more of it and better
Daniel Darkes is the first man (in the Western World, at least) to be cured of Type 1 Diabetes. He has become the talk of the town in diabetes communities as people try to understand how this incurable, lifelong
Here is my latest progress update! I have updated the figures that I have measured since my last health review. All others, I have left in here for sake of completeness. I have grouped my results into
This is my first health assessment for this blog. It mainly consists of blood results but also some subjective health assessments. This doesn’t make for very exciting reading but I feel they might be important later,
As I have already discussed in my article on Candace Pert, one of the main healing factors is having a strong reason for healing. Motivation is key. Kelly Turner outlined
Whilst burying my nose in books and various other sources on diabetes and/or healing, I came across the PhD thesis of Kelly Turner. This amazing piece of work sought to find an
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