Not as yet... but I'm sure they will find one some day. Meanwhile we just need to learn to control and manage it the best we can. Modern medicine is making improvements all the time too... so maybe we will see better ways of managing it in the future.Just curious if many have researched this.
And just so we're clear, Rhinonrg: The policy of this forum is very strict regarding posts that even IMPLY a cure - they are summarily and unceremoniously deleted.Just curious if many have researched this.
Hi Rhinonrg... I don't think Shanny was trying to offend you... she is one of our moderators and just letting you know what the rules here are... maybe it was too blunt for you? (really she's a nice person) Obviously you weren't trying to suggest there is a cure... you were just asking a question. You're welcome to share your experiences with us. Are you diabetic yourself? If so, what type of diabetes do you have, etc. Introduce yourself in the 'introduce' section.Sorry about the appearance of insinuation.
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You're OK Rhinonrg, A cure is just a pie in the sky and any person who claims that there is a cure are absolutely nuts!!! Furthermore there are scams ether online or even in a family practice as this will cost far too much money.Sorry about the appearance of insinuation.
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I agree PaulOne way a diabetic can hope to beat this disease is to trust in God. He is still in the business of healing, and I'd never quit praying for a miracle.
This was a great question,
Pastor Paul :amen:
I'll be the first in line. That is one reason I take good care of myself. Every day I'm on this planet, there is the hope that somewhere, someone, will have the answer to this disease.If you google "Edmonton Protocol" one of the links will take you to the University of Alberta in Edmonton Canada. They discuss the History, Procedure, Current review - references. This treatment is only for Type l diabetes. They talk about the clinical trials. One of the links on google also goes to the New England Journal of Medicine.
Hi Paulrighteousdude2 said:I'll be the first in line. That is one reason I take good care of myself. Every day I'm on this planet, there is the hope that somewhere, someone, will have the answer to this disease.
If you have links to the above info, I'd appreciate your putting in your post. It makes it easier to go to. I've been hearing rumors about some kind of procedures for T-1's and can only hope and pray it comes to pass, as it puts us T-2' that much closer to getting away from sticking fingers, injecting insulin, and worrying about what we eat, especially when it comes to what is delicious and sweet!
My one doctor always tells me that if it tastes good, "Don't eat it!"That is a terrible way to live, but, it is somewhat true of diabetic diets!
Pastor Paul :amen:
Paul - I just have to respond to this.Thank Don, I'm looking forward to reading more info on the subject. I would love to be free from this disease. It is so confining, demanding, and it just sucks the fun and life out of life! Of course, I know you already know this, or you wouldn't be looking for answers to your hope for a cure too!
Hi Shanny,And just so we're clear, Rhinonrg: The policy of this forum is very strict regarding posts that even IMPLY a cure - they are summarily and unceremoniously deleted.