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Diabetes & Amputations
Over the years many people have reported that using the Colloidal
Silver has greatly improved their energy levels and helped normalize glucose
levels. It was actually two diabetic friends who were instrumental in me
becoming involved with Colloidal Silver. One diabetic friend had a leg
amputated and was told the other was also close to needing amputation, but she
made a change to a raw foods diet and began to take Colloidal Silver. In
only a few days her body began to respond and she was able to save her leg, she
believes that if she would have known about the Raw Foods diet and Colloidal
Silver she may well now have two healthy legs!
Another
friend who is a nurse was diagnosed with diabetes and she immediately began
taking the Colloidal Silver. When she went back to see her doctor three
weeks later, her Doctor said there had been a misdiagnosis and she had no sign
of Diabetes.
These are
two friends who shared experiences with me and caused me to look very seriously
into the benefits of Colloidal Silver and Raw Foods diet. I can very
confidently say that it would be a miracle if the Colloidal Silver and Raw Food
diet DID NOT WORK! They work extremely well together and I am amazed that
more people don't know about this!
Another
thing for diabetics to consider is this information that was released in the
March, 2005 issue of the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition (2005
Mar;59(3):393-8). Hoppe, et. al (Department of Human Nutrition and Centre
for Advanced Food Studies, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University,
Frederiksberg, Denmark) determined that high intake of dairy products (but not
meat) increased insulin resistance in 8-year-old boys. The study results
indicated that a short term high meat intake did not affect insulin resistance
in young males, while a short term high milk and dairy intake increased insulin
resistance dramatically. Why not try it out and see if this works for you?
These are
some natural alternatives for diabetics to consider, hopefully amputations will
one day become a thing of the past! |
