This is part of my ongoing series on fasting for disease reversal.

I have a bunch of other videos on fasting already, so go to Nutritionfacts.org

and plug Fasting into the search bar for more. Currently, nearly half a billion adults have diabetes that 50% increase is expected in another generation.

I've got tons of videos on the best diets for diabetes, but what about no diet at all?

More than a century ago, fasting was said to bring about the cure of diabetes,

speedily arresting its development and causing complete disappearance of all its

manifestations in several days or weeks.

Even so, starvation is guaranteed to lead to the complete disappearance of you, if kept up long

enough, what's the point of fasting at a wave is just going to come raging back as soon

as you restart the diet that caused it in the first place.

Might it be useful to kind of kickstart a healthier diet?

Let's see what the science says.

Type 2 diabetes has long been recognized as a disease of excess, a disease of the idle

rich, by which they mean anyone who doesn't practice sustained, vigorous bodily exertion

every day and earning enough to regularly eat more than they need.

So diabetes is preventable, but then maybe it's also treatable.

If we are dying of overeating, maybe we can be saved by under-eating.

Remarkably, this was suggested about 2,000 years ago in an Ayurvedic text, diabetics were encouraged to live like

a saint, a walk for, oh, 800 or 900 miles, dig a pond, or live only on cow dung and

cow urine.

That reminds me of the Rolo Diet for Diabetes proposed in 1797, composed of a diet of

rancid meat that was on top of the Ipac-like drugs he used to produce severe sickness and

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