| Diabetes Case Histories |
Ken is a 56 year old male. He has been a diabetic for the last 10 years with the disease progressing in his body, and his blood sugars climbing up daily; averaging 450-500 and Ha1c of 10.5.His triglycerides were documented at 611…his body was a ticking time bomb. Like most Diabetics, he did not experience any symptoms but he was in constant fear of the known complications of Diabetes. He felt that he had no control over his disease and felt he had no guidance. When he presented to our office, I reviewed his previous blood tests. I was not surprised to discover that the tests that were originally ordered by his doctor were very limited and did not provide any tools to find the root cause of his Diabetes. I found Ken to be a good candidate and decided to accept his case. After ordering and analyzing a comprehensive blood panel along with other tests, we had a clear picture of the triggers in Ken’s body that made his Diabetes spiral out of control… I had retested Ken periodically, and on his 6 month mark his blood chemistry showed a ‘new Ken.’ His blood sugar dropped down to an average of 100-120 (non-diabetic), his triglycerides went down to 156 and his Ha1c dropped down to 6.8. Jane: Pre-diabetic femaleJane came to our clinic with the diagnosis of pre-Diabetes. Her blood sugar was 105 (the range should be 85-100), and her cholesterol panel was high as a result of her elevated blood sugar. Since she exercises with a trainer 5 times a week, does cardio twice a week and eats healthy…her doctor didn’t know what else to advise her. He had recommended to ‘wait and see’…that means to allow her to get sick enough so he can put her on medications. I told her that I think it is nonsense. Why should she wait around, allow her body to get sicker and do nothing about it?Jane was accepted into the program. She is no longer a ‘pre-diabetic’, her blood sugar level came down to a non-diabetic state and stayed there. Fred: 80-year-old maleFred is an 80 year old male who has been diabetic for over 25 years. When I asked him if he knows why he is diabetic, he started laughing…no one had ever told him that there might be an actual reason for his Diabetes. Of course he speculated that he contracted the disease because he ate a lot of sugar when he was young…because he drank a lot of alcohol, or perhaps because he had a family history of Diabetes.All of these are definitely contributing factors, but neither one could be really be blamed as the ‘main reason’ for developing Diabetes. I was reluctant about accepting Fred’s case, but because he was extremely motivated- we started our journey together. When his tests came back, it was clear what the real cause of Fred’s Diabetes was. He had an auto-immune disease, which means that his immune system was attacking his own body…in his case, it was his pancreas. I believe that if his doctor who diagnosed him 25 years ago knew that, his treatment would (and should) have been much different. Tom: 48-year-old maleTom is a 48 year old male who has been on Diabetic medications for the past 15 years. The medications initially increased in dosage every time he had seen his doctor, and then when his body desensitized to a specific medication…he was placed on another kind. When he came to our office he complained of insomnia. He had a tough time falling asleep, staying asleep and it seemed like his day started at 4am despite any attempts to stay asleep. He was overweight with moderate to severe abdominal obesity. Being single and trying to date, he found it very difficult to deal with his erectile dysfunction (although he had no idea it is related to his Diabetes). He absolutely hated taking his medications and knew that going on insulin was just a matter of time. The last blood test results indicated that his kidneys were failing, with protein and glucose in his urine.He followed his doctor’s recommendation: exercised regularly and ate according to the instructions he had received…with no change. We started from scratch… I tested his blood, his adrenal glands, his male hormone levels and many other things that were previously overlooked or never even thought of by his doctor. His tests showed advanced stages of adrenal dysfunction and fatigue, his male hormones tests indicated low testosterone and high estrogen levels (a female hormone) and a parasitic infection in his gut. Armed with that information, I knew exactly how to treat Tom. I was able to administer treatment to the real triggers of his Diabetes. With his blood sugar levels showing a dramatic improvement, Tom had returned to his treating physician who had decreased the dosage of his medications, twice, and is now considering taking him off his medications all together. PLEASE FILL IN THIS BRIEF ONLINE PATIENT HISTORY QUESTIONNAIRE TO HELP US DETERMINE IF YOU QUALIFY FOR THIS PROGRAM If you do qualify we will extend a COMPLIMENTARY CONSULTATION to you |
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