Dr. Pearson caused quite a stir because according to his theory, nothing about diabetes is true. He also believes that insulin is not to blame if there is not enough of it. And diabetes is not incurable, as at least one doctor may tell you.

According to Pearson, the most to blame are unhealthy combinations of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins.

Given that official medicine truly considers type 2 diabetes incurable (in the US, 36 million people have diabetes, with 90% of them having type 2), any other explanation of the disease can only be welcomed...

The problem arises when there are too many saturated fats, triglycerides, and cholesterol around the cell. They are extremely sticky and prevent glucose from reaching the target cell. When the cell goes without food for a long time, it dies.

Due to the lack of energy, pressure rises in the body, and you become tired, numb...

Dr. Pearson therefore suggests a teaspoon of black cumin oil. He claims that healthy livers are a hundred times better at regulating insulin than any previously known medicine. Healthy liver and pancreatic development are much more important in metabolism than we dare to admit. The key role in this is played by the hormone IFG, which activates the liver every time the sugar level changes (either too much or too little). The liver then takes reserves of glycogen, and if there aren't enough of those, it easily converts fat into glucose. Dr. Pearson further adds that 30% of our blood flows through the liver every minute, which cleanses bad, saturated fats. To cure diabetes, liver strength must be increased by only 20%, which is not impossible.

In addition to the already mentioned black cumin, attention should be paid to all natural antidiabetics, such as bitter melon, fenugreek, and aronia. But all these medicines only ease symptoms, the main problem still lies with the liver, and it is important to determine the cause of why they are functioning poorly.

Until we address this, diabetes cannot be eliminated.

This is no longer a matter of medicine and healthy eating.

Or maybe it is.