Unlock the Secrets to Reversing Type 2 Diabetes: A Guide to Natural Prevention and Treatment

Imran Chaudhry: If you are newly diagnosed, please read this book first. It will open your eyes. You don't need pills, you need lifestyle changes.

United Kingdom on Oct 01, 2023

Bruce: This book is easy to read, informative and provides information about diabetes from a different perspective. It has great strategies to improve your diabetes.

United States on Sep 21, 2023

Kathy: Helping my husband to lower his A1C to get ready for surgery. He needs a hip replacement … will update after. Ty Dr Fung

United States on Sep 09, 2023

Rizwan Khan: excellent work

India on Sep 07, 2023

Marion Peters: Got a lot out of this book. Good reference book.

Australia on Aug 29, 2023

Jayaprakash: It’s a life-changing book not only for diabetics, but for all the people who are health conscious. Even for a doctors and say, are you opening book. it’s a life-changing book not only for diabetics, but for all the people who are health conscious. Even for a doctors and say, are you opening book. It’s such a powerful self-help book which will change the way you think and act about diabetes.
A must read for all.

India on Aug 17, 2023

Jessica: I've read a few other books of this author and I always find them extremely informative. I was diagnosed pre-diabetic and wanted more information that my doctor wasn't providing so I purchased this book. I was able to finish it within a week. I will say I disagree with some of the approaches and prefer natural supplements over the extreme fasting that the author sometimes suggests but as someone who practiced intermittent fasting for 1.5 years and cured my fatty liver disease, I do see the benefit in some of the practices.

If you want scientific information on what causes diabetes and different ways to approach preventing it or curing it, it's worth the read.

United States on Aug 16, 2023

Ganesh Deo: Everyone should read this book

India on Aug 06, 2023

cookielady98329: Bought this book on a recommendation from a family member after my hubs was diagnosed with stage 4 kidney disease. He'd been type 2 diabetic for at least 12 years, taking medication and trying to manage it that way. His GP never told him how serious his kidneys had gotten until he was denied a heart stent 3 months ago because of the stress the procedure would have placed on his kidneys.

I read this book cover to cover - twice, with hundreds of highlighted passages - and what I took away from it was 1) constant snacking throughout the day (even on "healthy" foods) does our bodies no good, as there is a constant struggle between insulin producing organs and insulin resistant cells, 2) intermittent fasting, done in a reasonable manner, can give your body a chance to "rest" for even a few hours and quiet that constant insulin-insulin resistant battle, and 3) whole, natural foods are what your body needs (duh) and stop overfeeding your cells! You will not die if you skip a snack.

We decided we needed to do something radical to give his kidneys a chance to "rest" and hopefully reset. We decided - together - to clean out the pantry of high-carb, high-sugar, high-sodium, low...

United States on Jul 05, 2021

Marion: 10-week Update: In total, I lost 15-lbs. in 10-weeks with a 30-hr. fasting regiment. I’ve read women have a harder time with intermittent fasting (IF) b/c our bodies are built for childbearing. So when we fast for long periods of time, our bodies go into starvation mode and the weight won’t come off (at least it didn’t for me). My A1C result was 9.5 so I’m back on insulin but will try the 16-hr. fasting to see if that makes the difference in weight loss (stop eating at 8pm and next meal would be noon). To add to the lack of weight loss, I went onto the Keto diet and didn’t get the right ratio of fat-protein-carbs (75/20/5). For those wanting to do Keto, please make sure to drink 10-12 glasses of water or you’ll suffer MAJOR constipation and/or daily leg cramps. You'll need to add electrolytes in your water as well - my favorite powder mix is Hydra Surge (dissolves easily and fruit punch taste). For my chocolate cravings, I have a few teaspoonful of Lily’s sugarless chocolate chips (sold at Sprouts, Mollie Stone’s in the baking section). The sugar substitute Erythritol gives a burning sensation on the throat upon eating so stick with liquid Stevia. Cauliflower pizza...

United States on Jul 20, 2018