Dr. Knope discusses Type 2 Diabetes cure: exercise, nutrition


Dr. Steven Knope, author of the new book Concierge Medicine, discusses Type 2 Diabete and how it can be cured through exercise and nutrition.

14 Responses

  1. ThePuritan6 Says:

    Don’t forget to detox the cells, the body with fruits and juiced greens to detox/cleasne and strengthen your body.

  2. petertownend Says:

    @gphx do you find that wanking helps relieve your diabetes????

  3. gphx Says:

    @Mekelsior You’re preaching to the choir. I’m a low carbing ketogenic eater. Weight bg and bp now all normal. Doesn’t mean I could go back to eating a typical American diet without suffering consequences which is why I say ‘cessation of symptoms’ rather than ‘cure’. I have an undxed AI disease eating glands that make tears, saliva, and insulin. I’m not the only T2 losing beta cells.

  4. Mekelsior Says:

    @adrianator2000 So you want a pill rather than stop hurting your body? Yikes bro :) stop causing the injury and your body will cure itself. :)

  5. Mekelsior Says:

    @gphx If you stop damaging your body by eliminating fat so that your cells can process the sugars then your type 2 diabetes will reverse by itself. Type 1 diabetes is where the beta cells are dead, type 2 they function but there is no place for the insulin to put the sugar due to the fats. So cut the fat, eat more starch and also fruit and walk. Check out Dr Barnard, Dr McDougall, Jeff Novick. And the Starch Solution! <3

  6. starsfound Says:

    @adrianator2000 Is that a good sugar level 80-90?

  7. gphx Says:

    @adrianator2000 In my opinion you have it right. Too bad the ‘doctor’ doesn’t.

  8. gphx Says:

    I don’t have any respect for anyone who speaks of a ‘cure’ for Type 2 diabetes. There is no cure, only a cessation of symptoms. People who resume typical American behavior after a period of modification will see a resumption of their symptoms. Nothing has been proven to regrow pancreatic beta cells. This is not to say diet and exercise don’t reverse diabetes ‘symptoms’. In my experience they most certainly do but a relative lack of symptoms doesn’t mean I’m ‘cured’.

  9. adrianator2000 Says:

    and i haven’t taken any meds in over 2 years.

  10. adrianator2000 Says:

    that’s not really a cure. it’s like saying that you can cure sunburns by simply avoiding the sun. i true cure would be being able to go out in the sun all day and not get burnt. same with diabetes. the cure would enable you to have pizza and pasta and sill have a good sugar level in 2 hours. as for me, i’m almost there. a1c was at 11, now at 5.1. and i can eat plenty of carbs and still wake up with a sugar level at 80 – 90.

  11. belleqj Says:

    Wonderful info on Type II…

  12. TenderTrap86 Says:

    Good for you! Congrats!

  13. jcgoobee Says:

    I want to validate Dr. Knope’s statement, because I’m one of those who sucessfully reversed the issue. My Fasting reading back in Jan, 08 was 228! A1C at 9.5, after losing about 30 lbs in 3 months, my A1c was at 5.9. TW more months later, my A1C has been stabilized between 5.7-5.9 and continues so. I have lost total of 60 lbs in 8 months, and I’m feeling great. Keep it up, persistent exercise and good diet is the key to success!

  14. qizzak Says:

    thanks docotor,very helpful information,i am a type2 and i am on metformin and amary,and i have started 30-45 min walk, felt good.

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