Dr Sarah Hallberg questioned why the traditional medical approach failed to help people with Type 2 diabetes to manage blood glucose – because those medications led patients into a more-carbohydrates-more-medication-more-carbohydrates vicious cycle. That’s why diabetes is often described as a progressive illness, many high blood glucose induced complications like blindness, kidney disease, amputation are down the road waiting for you. However, more and more doctors and medical professionals in the U.S. Australia, Japan and even Taiwan are advocating using low carbohydrates approach to treat high blood glucose and related health issues such as  PCOS, weight problem, inflammation etc.

If you are not eating low carb diet yet, let’s start from watching this video!

*Note: over 90% of diabetics belongs to Type 2 diabetes which is largely a lifestyle illness and can be well improved by lifestyle change, whereas less than 10% are of Type I diabetes - an autoimmune system disorder. Though Type I diabetes cannot be reversed by lowcarb diet, like for Type 2 diabetes, but it still help significantly in blood glucose management and overall health well-being (Shop owner me verified!)