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SOME ACTUAL CASE HISTORIES |
| Note: The names of the individuals
in the case histories below have been changed to protect their privacy.
Certain individuals reported close adherence to the Program, while others
followed it only partially. All persons starting The
Diabetes Recovery Program and all persons who reduced or eliminated
any diabetes medications were advised to do so with their doctors' approval. (FBSL's = fasting blood sugar levels) -WILBUR V., AGE 67 Type 2, adult onset Meds at initial contact: 2 oral diabetes meds Meds at last contact: none FBSL's initial contact: as high as 250 with the oral meds FBSL's last reported: all within normal range 79 to 120 -COMMENT: Wilbur was extremely enthusiastic about the Program and followed 'safe eating' only partially. Only a few days after being told by his doctor he would need to go on insulin because the oral meds were not controlling his blood sugar levels, Wilbur started the program. Approximately 8 weeks into the Program he reported all FBSL's were within 79 to 120. He reported having regular check ups and testing by his doctor over the course of several months while on the Program. He did not have to start using insulin, and he was able after several more weeks to go off both oral diabetes meds. Improved hypothyroidism and elevated LDL's. -KAREN R., AGE 55 Type 1, long term diabetic Meds at initial contact: insulin combination, average 60 units/day Meds at last contact: insulin, 5 units/day FBSL's initial contact: not known FBSL's last reported: not known -COMMENT: Karen never reported actual FBSL's and provided no details whether she followed the Program closely, however, she did report consistent, gradual reduction of insulin usage over a period of several months. She did report her insulin usage averaged only 5 units/day (vs. 60!) at last contact and felt she could eliminate insulin altogether with more time. She reversed her long standing asthma, lost several pounds without dieting, and reported long standing circulation problems in her extremities had reversed. -DAVE A., AGE 22 Type 1 Meds at initial contact: insulin combination, average 25 units/day Meds at last contact: insulin, @14 units/day and reducing by 2 to 4 units every 2 weeks FBSL's at initial contact: 306 (highest) FBSL's at last contact: 102 -COMMENT: Dave made excellent, rapid progress considering his initial FBSL's were extremely high. Within 3 months, he was able to maintain normal FBSL's while reducing his insulin usage by approximately 2 to 4 units every few weeks. Dave did not report back after 3 months, however, if Dave stayed on course with the Program and did not re-infect, all indications were that he could drastically reduce or eliminate insulin. -CHUCK L., AGE 67 Type 2, adult onset Meds at initial contact: 2 oral diabetes meds Meds at last contact: none FBSL's at initial contact: 157 (highest) FBSL's at last contact: 75 to 120 -COMMENT: Approximately 4 months into the Program, the majority of Chuck's FBSL's were 75 to 120. He would experience slight spikes for 1 day whenever he ate sweets, cheese and drank liquor, which was often. Chuck's progress was very good considering he ate offending foods often. 9 months into the Program, he eliminated both diabetes meds. He had regular check ups and testing by his doctor every 4 months. Two times during the 2 years Chuck reported, he experienced a bad flu that resulted in elevated FBSL's and he would have to start certain parts of the Program over. |
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