Here’s how diabetes may be reversible
There are two broad types of diabetes.
In type I diabetes, the body’s immune system has destroyed the beta cells. A type I diabetic cannot produce insulin.
But in type II diabetes, often the diabetic pancreas produces a lot of insulin.
But the body’s cells are not responding to the insulin.
Type II diabetes is also called insulin resistant.
Because the cells are resistant to insulin. They don’t respond to the insulin that the pancreas is producing.
Worldwide, diabetes has increased at least seven-fold. Over a quarter billion people have diabetes. Over 100 new diabetics were diagnosed just in the last two years alone.
