Research suggests Type 2 diabetes can be 'reversed' early on, but doctors stress importance of healthy habits & say health-tech startups' programmes should be approached cautiously.
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Once a diabetic, always a diabetic. This so called traditional thinking comes from the modern medical community called “Allopathic community”. As per this, eye power, BP and many more are irreversible. But if practical approach is taken, these are not illness at all. These are just abnormalities surfaced due to unhealthy life style or ageing. If good natural life style is followed, such abnormalities should not appear. Once they appear, just like symptoms, one should maintain healthy life-style to stay normal. But the modern medical community will term you sick and prescribe medicines. They will also say about maintaining good life style, but they stress more on medicines.
Once a diabetic, always a diabetic. This so called traditional thinking comes from the modern medical community called “Allopathic community”. As per this, eye power, BP and many more are irreversible. But if practical approach is taken, these are not illness at all. These are just abnormalities surfaced due to unhealthy life style or ageing. If good natural life style is followed, such abnormalities should not appear. Once they appear, just like symptoms, one should maintain healthy life-style to stay normal. But the modern medical community will term you sick and prescribe medicines. They will also say about maintaining good life style, but they stress more on medicines.