I have type 2. I used to take 160 units of insulin and weigh 20.5 stone. I’m now off insulin and now weigh 14 stone on low carb diet. I agree with Dr. Unwin that NHS doctors treat the symptoms not the cause. It’s like giving an alcoholic alcohol to relieve symptoms.
I can vouch for changing diet (eliminating starchy carbs and sugar foods) and reversed "early onset diabetes". My blood test results have remained excellent for 15 years since this change of diet kicked in.
I started the Carnivore diet 23 days ago and my menopause symptoms of hot flashes, night sweats, insomnia, fatigue, stomach pain, vertigo, constipation and bloating have gone. Unbelievable as I have been suffering with these issues for over 3 years following the recommended plant based, carb loaded crappy standard advice. I lost 1.5 inches around my waist in just 7 days. Hot flashes reduced to the odd one or two in 24 hours once I was off my debilitating porridge with plant-milk, salad, fruit, veggies, sweet potatoes, plant-protein, soybean and tofu self-destructive diet. I cannot believe I got rid of all my menopause symptoms in literally 2 days and I am down to a 27.5 inch waist by just removing all plant food and eating animal protein (meat and fish, primarily from Lidl) and fat. Ladies, if you are suffering with menopause symptoms, I urge you to check out Dr Ken Berry's video on menopause, watch it to the end or start at 9.05 and read the comments - ua-cam.com/video/6aXVDdSnVUY/v-deo.html&ab_channel=KenDBerryMD ua-cam.com/video/XVnlYGjsYew/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Dr.Cywesthe%23CarbAddictionDoc ua-cam.com/video/3VzzjQCnbnY/v-deo.html&ab_channel=LisaLisaD1 ua-cam.com/video/ON7swjnC5xQ/v-deo.html&ab_channel=myzerocarblife ua-cam.com/video/nZhCFbqLYU8/v-deo.html&ab_channel=5MinuteBody ua-cam.com/video/KRUq-ka9Vww/v-deo.html&ab_channel=JessJones Following his advice and other advocates of the Carnivore diet has literally given me my life back (in less than 3 weeks) after 3 years of hell living with menopause. I don't know if it will work for everyone but it is working for me and I was at my wits end, resigned to trying HRT until I stumbled on the Carnivore diet and I am dumbfounded that all I had to do was change the way I eat. I'm eating fatty meats (mince, steaks, salmon, sausage, bacon, coldwater prawns salted to taste, eggs and butter. You must eat more fat than protein, I slipped up on this about 10 days in, as having lots of butter was something I was struggling with (kept telling myself, this can't be right) and my hot flashes and night sweats came back. I increased the amount of butter in my meals and started drinking bulletproof tea (tea with butter instead of milk or cream) and they went away again. I've slimmed down and don't go hungry, eating just 2 meals a day and feel like a new woman. I follow the mantra, eat when you are hungry and stop when you are comfortably full, not stuffed and if you eat enough fat with your meal, you will find that your cravings for carbs and sugary snacks will disappear. I also weight train, do step aerobics and yin yoga, It might sound like the craziest thing and it did to me because it goes against all the nutritional advice I have ever heard but I was desperate and had nothing to lose so gave it a try and still can't believe it's working for me and I will never, ever again follow government guidelines on what food I put in my mouth. I wish someone had told me about this option years ago so if it helps one other woman out there then job done.
@@martynblackburn9632 100% wrong. Read the book... and you clearly haven't. His whole books is about how proteins and fat help to keep cancer cells under control. That eating carbs , particularly bread , pasta etc increases blood sugar. Hell he was hauled in front of a senate committee for turning the food pyramid upside down Try researching before twatting about withfalse comments.
@@ruthcollins2841 Atkins actually weighed around 200 pounds through most of his life and a hospital note on admission showed him weighing 195 pounds. A substantial weight gain of 63 pounds occurred in the 9 days after his admission due to the accumulation of fluid volume and swelling which is not uncommon in the critically ill.
You absolutely can reverse type 2 diabetes! I did it! From the finger prick test normal blood sugar is under 5 mine was 23! Now with carnivore/keto all my blood sugars are normal💖💖
I used diet doctors low carb food charts which I put inside my food cupboards . Told my brother who is a doctor with diabetes to adopt diet ten years ago . I cross checked by my blood before and after . Hdl levels rose, and triglycerides lowered to levels that showed I was unlikely to have a heart attack.
My ex gf had type two diabetes and she was able to manage it via no more than changing her diet and went for ages at a time with no symptoms whatsoever. yes it in many case (not for all) can be reversed or at least go into a sort of remission.
You can absolutely reverse type 2 diabetes and especially pre diabetes, the only issue is do you want to take responsibility or blame McDonald's and coca cola
I'm disabled. I reversed my type 2 diabetes some years ago by changing my diet. It's much harder for a person who's disabled, who can't walk, so can't exercise. It's a state of mind. If a person really wants to make a change for the betterment of their life, they will try as hard as they can, some will need more help. The food in our country is a disgrace. Breakfast cereals full of sugar, that some parents give to their children, are putting many of them on a lifetime of dependency on sugar. This is not just the parent's fault. We have a government, not a very good one, (labour would be no better) that can change what is put in our foods. But, no, they can't. We are a slave to profit. More profit means more tax, more tax means more the lefty weak willed, pathetic snowflakes in parliament can give OUR money away to foreign countries, just to try to make themselves look good on the world stage. In reality, the world has been laughing at us for decades. They take our taxpayer's money, while we have millions of children in our country living in poverty.
Mine was similar. I ignored their advice and went LCHF after doing an 8 wk VLCD. I told the blinkered diabetic specialist nurse to check my past HBA1C results for the last six years - all below the diabetic level and two of them below prediabetic.
Low carb and intermittent fasting appear to work. I have just avoided a Type 2 diabetes diagnosis by doing both. This brought the relevant metrics back to the non diabetes range.
@@martynblackburn9632 i read that in the trail data for the Asta zenca jab it showed it showed a spoke in people's blood sugar levels because it was stopping the pancreas working properly, I know you will ask me to post the link but I can't do that it was months ago. I've git no reason to come online and lie to people I don't know
@@danielrayner7681 I cannot find any online information on that so I cannot verify that is true or accurate. I have to assume it is not true or accurate and that there is no link between the covid vaccines and hyperglycemia or that it is contraindicated in pancreatic function.
@@martynblackburn9632 you tube thought police deleted my comment, please spend more than 2 minutes researching as I say I have absolutely no reason to lie to you
No, you are wrong. Even thin and active people suffer from it. The addiction to sugar☠️ is the biggest problem. Would you ever think that they add sugar to the Marmite? Why?
Because there weren’t sprayed with substitutes which make you sick and the soil was reach with minerals, vitamins etc. The soil is barren. They killed it all!
You can put type 2 into remission, but there is no cure. And it depends upon whether the type 2 diabetes is related to insulin dependency or not. People with LADA diabetes, for example, commonly do not require insulin, but do require other medication to stimulate the pancreas cells to produce insulin and to stop the liver producing so much sugar. The LADA types have potentially the same symptoms as those with diabetes mellitus, both are related to high blood glucose implications. There is no cure yet for both, and LADA cannot be reversed and may develop in time into type 1, whereby the pancreas cells have completely dysfunctioned and no insulin is being produced.
Pity the doctor misrepresented nutrients. those foods are not 'protein' they are nutrient-dense foods, meat fish and eggs. and its not 'green' replacement, its vegetables. which are also nutrient-dense with plenty of vitamins and minerals. then Ivor makes the mistake of calling all oils 'seed oils'. this is a commercial category that people mistake, deliberately generalizing so the industrial processed oils do not seem so bad being linked in with sunflower and sesame oils. They are hydrogenated oils, full of trans-f'ats which our body can't process and so treats like saturated fat.
The UK economy is absolutely hobbled by an ever increasing sick workforce caused by multiple factors inc. *environmental toxins *poor diet full of cheap carbs & toxic oils *psych. stress (gratis the relentless media propaganda ) On this issue of food, things are unlikely to improve in the future with the introduction of universal vegetarian school lunches into UK schools (already implemented by many higher education institutions where they are well received by a woke,indoctrinated privileged middle class) The best way to undermine any society & bring it down is to persuade it to believe in a whole pile of nonsense, underpinned by sketchy scientific research funded by profit driven industry & supported by highly lobbied central & local government. The Bread & Media Circus will continue.
I was T2 diabetic, on 80 units insulin. Lost 13 stone and am now in remission.
Congrats, I hope you continue to enjoy good health
I went low carb 10 years ago and it was completely life changing for the better! I even met Ivor along the way!
I was already low carb (for almost 2 years) before my diabetes diagnosis.
I have type 2. I used to take 160 units of insulin and weigh 20.5 stone. I’m now off insulin and now weigh 14 stone on low carb diet. I agree with Dr. Unwin that NHS doctors treat the symptoms not the cause. It’s like giving an alcoholic alcohol to relieve symptoms.
Drug companies do not want to hear anything in this video.
I can vouch for changing diet (eliminating starchy carbs and sugar foods) and reversed "early onset diabetes". My blood test results have remained excellent for 15 years since this change of diet kicked in.
Yep. I have patients in remission from their type 2 diabetes and regularly use David’s posters 🎉
I started the Carnivore diet 23 days ago and my menopause symptoms of hot flashes, night sweats, insomnia, fatigue, stomach pain, vertigo, constipation and bloating have gone. Unbelievable as I have been suffering with these issues for over 3 years following the recommended plant based, carb loaded crappy standard advice. I lost 1.5 inches around my waist in just 7 days. Hot flashes reduced to the odd one or two in 24 hours once I was off my debilitating porridge with plant-milk, salad, fruit, veggies, sweet potatoes, plant-protein, soybean and tofu self-destructive diet. I cannot believe I got rid of all my menopause symptoms in literally 2 days and I am down to a 27.5 inch waist by just removing all plant food and eating animal protein (meat and fish, primarily from Lidl) and fat. Ladies, if you are suffering with menopause symptoms, I urge you to check out Dr Ken Berry's video on menopause, watch it to the end or start at 9.05 and read the comments -
ua-cam.com/video/6aXVDdSnVUY/v-deo.html&ab_channel=KenDBerryMD
ua-cam.com/video/XVnlYGjsYew/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Dr.Cywesthe%23CarbAddictionDoc
ua-cam.com/video/3VzzjQCnbnY/v-deo.html&ab_channel=LisaLisaD1
ua-cam.com/video/ON7swjnC5xQ/v-deo.html&ab_channel=myzerocarblife
ua-cam.com/video/nZhCFbqLYU8/v-deo.html&ab_channel=5MinuteBody
ua-cam.com/video/KRUq-ka9Vww/v-deo.html&ab_channel=JessJones
Following his advice and other advocates of the Carnivore diet has literally given me my life back (in less than 3 weeks) after 3 years of hell living with menopause. I don't know if it will work for everyone but it is working for me and I was at my wits end, resigned to trying HRT until I stumbled on the Carnivore diet and I am dumbfounded that all I had to do was change the way I eat. I'm eating fatty meats (mince, steaks, salmon, sausage, bacon, coldwater prawns salted to taste, eggs and butter. You must eat more fat than protein, I slipped up on this about 10 days in, as having lots of butter was something I was struggling with (kept telling myself, this can't be right) and my hot flashes and night sweats came back. I increased the amount of butter in my meals and started drinking bulletproof tea (tea with butter instead of milk or cream) and they went away again. I've slimmed down and don't go hungry, eating just 2 meals a day and feel like a new woman. I follow the mantra, eat when you are hungry and stop when you are comfortably full, not stuffed and if you eat enough fat with your meal, you will find that your cravings for carbs and sugary snacks will disappear. I also weight train, do step aerobics and yin yoga, It might sound like the craziest thing and it did to me because it goes against all the nutritional advice I have ever heard but I was desperate and had nothing to lose so gave it a try and still can't believe it's working for me and I will never, ever again follow government guidelines on what food I put in my mouth. I wish someone had told me about this option years ago so if it helps one other woman out there then job done.
pioneering ... this wa advocated in the 70's by Dr Atkins .... and even he wasn't the 1st. Of course pharma doesn't want you to know this stuff
Atkins advocated eating vegetables and vegetables are a close cousin to carbs.
@@martynblackburn9632 100% wrong. Read the book... and you clearly haven't. His whole books is about how proteins and fat help to keep cancer cells under control. That eating carbs , particularly bread , pasta etc increases blood sugar. Hell he was hauled in front of a senate committee for turning the food pyramid upside down Try researching before twatting about withfalse comments.
Dr Atkins was 258 lbs (18 St 4 lbs) when he died. Maybe he didn't keep up his diet as he should have!
@@ruthcollins2841 Atkins died an old man falling on the street... what an absolute cuntish thing to use as an argument
@@ruthcollins2841 Atkins actually weighed around 200 pounds through most of his life and a hospital note on admission showed him weighing 195 pounds. A substantial weight gain of 63 pounds occurred in the 9 days after his admission due to the accumulation of fluid volume and swelling which is not uncommon in the critically ill.
You absolutely can reverse type 2 diabetes! I did it! From the finger prick test normal blood sugar is under 5 mine was 23! Now with carnivore/keto all my blood sugars are normal💖💖
it isn't reversed it is in remission
Wow, well done for getting these two diet expert legends on TV! Where are they on the other lesser channels?
I used diet doctors low carb food charts which I put inside my food cupboards . Told my brother who is a doctor with diabetes to adopt diet ten years ago . I cross checked by my blood before and after . Hdl levels rose, and triglycerides lowered to levels that showed I was unlikely to have a heart attack.
Diet doctor is an awesome site and their recipes are incredible.
My ex gf had type two diabetes and she was able to manage it via no more than changing her diet and went for ages at a time with no symptoms whatsoever. yes it in many case (not for all) can be reversed or at least go into a sort of remission.
Intermittent fasting worked for my brother, reduce all carbs no bother ...
You can absolutely reverse type 2 diabetes and especially pre diabetes, the only issue is do you want to take responsibility or blame McDonald's and coca cola
Nothing wrong with McDonalds if you ditch the bread and fries - McDonalds burgers contain no grain or packing agents - they are 100% meat.
Yes, but you will have to make big changes. Is the government still recommending regular meals loaded with carbs.
I'm disabled. I reversed my type 2 diabetes some years ago by changing my diet. It's much harder for a person who's disabled, who can't walk, so can't exercise. It's a state of mind.
If a person really wants to make a change for the betterment of their life, they will try as hard as they can, some will need more help.
The food in our country is a disgrace. Breakfast cereals full of sugar, that some parents give to their children, are putting many of them on a lifetime of dependency on sugar.
This is not just the parent's fault. We have a government, not a very good one, (labour would be no better) that can change what is put in our foods. But, no, they can't. We are a slave to profit. More profit means more tax, more tax means more the lefty weak willed, pathetic snowflakes in parliament can give OUR money away to foreign countries, just to try to make themselves look good on the world stage. In reality, the world has been laughing at us for decades. They take our taxpayer's money, while we have millions of children in our country living in poverty.
you can't reverse it, it simply goes into remission.
@@60toodles A person has to reverse it before it goes into remission. Just saying.
You still have type 2 diabetes.
im sad the saturated fat lie is so deeply ingrained, people fear it. when they should not. as it is our evolutionary energy source.
Someone's stomach is gurgling in the background.
My GP wanted to increase my Metformin and I said what about diet and despite sitting face to face with him he refused to talk about diet.
Mine was similar. I ignored their advice and went LCHF after doing an 8 wk VLCD. I told the blinkered diabetic specialist nurse to check my past HBA1C results for the last six years - all below the diabetic level and two of them below prediabetic.
Low carb and intermittent fasting appear to work. I have just avoided a Type 2 diabetes diagnosis by doing both. This brought the relevant metrics back to the non diabetes range.
You are what you eat.
Short answer - "No."
Long answer - "Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo...."
Ive been carnivore for 2 years and every aspect of my health is vastly improved .... No carbs = no diabetes
How many of the jabbed have recently been diagnosed
I was diagnosed before having the Covid vaccine and there is no evidence that the covid vaccine causes diabetes.
@@martynblackburn9632 i read that in the trail data for the Asta zenca jab it showed it showed a spoke in people's blood sugar levels because it was stopping the pancreas working properly, I know you will ask me to post the link but I can't do that it was months ago. I've git no reason to come online and lie to people I don't know
@@danielrayner7681 I cannot find any online information on that so I cannot verify that is true or accurate. I have to assume it is not true or accurate and that there is no link between the covid vaccines and hyperglycemia or that it is contraindicated in pancreatic function.
@@martynblackburn9632 you tube thought police deleted my comment, please spend more than 2 minutes researching as I say I have absolutely no reason to lie to you
NHS prescribed low fat diets = obesity
NHS prescribed low fat diets = diabetes.
setebaid 2 , yes
The consequences of obesity and inactivity.
No, you are wrong. Even thin and active people suffer from it. The addiction to sugar☠️ is the biggest problem. Would you ever think that they add sugar to the Marmite? Why?
I am wrong for typing in obesity and inactivity?? Realy!@@foxledbyheart7752
people have been eating carbs for centuries and there was not this many diabets
Because there weren’t sprayed with substitutes which make you sick and the soil was reach with minerals, vitamins etc. The soil is barren. They killed it all!
You can put type 2 into remission, but there is no cure. And it depends upon whether the type 2 diabetes is related to insulin dependency or not. People with LADA diabetes, for example, commonly do not require insulin, but do require other medication to stimulate the pancreas cells to produce insulin and to stop the liver producing so much sugar. The LADA types have potentially the same symptoms as those with diabetes mellitus, both are related to high blood glucose implications. There is no cure yet for both, and LADA cannot be reversed and may develop in time into type 1, whereby the pancreas cells have completely dysfunctioned and no insulin is being produced.
Pity the doctor misrepresented nutrients. those foods are not 'protein' they are nutrient-dense foods, meat fish and eggs. and its not 'green' replacement, its vegetables. which are also nutrient-dense with plenty of vitamins and minerals. then Ivor makes the mistake of calling all oils 'seed oils'. this is a commercial category that people mistake, deliberately generalizing so the industrial processed oils do not seem so bad being linked in with sunflower and sesame oils. They are hydrogenated oils, full of trans-f'ats which our body can't process and so treats like saturated fat.
The UK economy is absolutely hobbled by an ever increasing sick workforce caused by multiple factors inc.
*environmental toxins
*poor diet full of cheap carbs & toxic oils
*psych. stress (gratis the relentless media propaganda )
On this issue of food, things are unlikely to improve in the future
with the introduction of universal vegetarian school lunches into UK schools
(already implemented by many higher education institutions where they are well received by a woke,indoctrinated privileged middle class)
The best way to undermine any society & bring it down is to persuade it to believe in a whole pile of nonsense, underpinned by sketchy scientific research funded by profit driven industry
& supported by highly lobbied central & local government.
The Bread & Media Circus will continue.