Comments on: A Cure for Diabetes?

By: KD

KD — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 21:15:23 +0000

Since I suffer from type 1 Diabetes I always watch closely for people’s research on a cure. Is there any information I could get to contact these people. I’d gladly submit myself for human testing.

By: Timothy M. Miller

Timothy M. Miller — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 02:26:27 +0000

To Whom it may concern

I have read the above article and I have had diabetes since 2001 and my sugar levels are all over the map now. I have had a very stressful life and at the age of 60 I am willing and able to be tested by the aforementioned possible cure. I would follow instructions to the letter. I am a retired Air Force MSGT and I am a member of the vietnam group with the highest rate of diabetes. I am very interested and hope that this is read and taken to heart. I believe that we need to spend our money on medical research long before we spend it to go to Mars.

Thank you very much
Timothy M. Miller
MSGT USAF, Rtired.

By: Linday Morrison

Linday Morrison — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 00:39:36 +0000

Yes, it would be great to hear of any more developments for the cure of diabetes has occured. A lot of people depend on this information. We all want to be free from diabetes.

By: Jo Ann

Jo Ann — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 00:49:12 +0000

Also, using cinnamon a few times a day (without sugar of course) on foods you eat will have a positive effect on helping you with your diabetes. It won’t cure it, but it will certainly help level off your glucose levels. AND IT’S ALL NATURAL, SO IT CANNOT HURT YOU!

By: Jo Ann

Jo Ann — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 00:46:12 +0000

I was told that a cure for diabetes is already used on millions in all country’s except for the United States. It is something about islet transplants from a healthy person, into the pancreas of the diabetic. It seems that a cure for diabetis in the United States would cause the drug company’s, along with the medical professions, to lose too much money. It’s all about money, hense the glimmers of hope, and long long years of delays. No diabetic today will ever see a cure unless they seek it in a different country.

By: amon

amon — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 08:38:33 +0000

that looks promising coz at the age of 24 and living with diabetes i would also do anything to be free of diabetes.there some herbs ive been hearing about that they cure though to me i dont beleive in them would you extend your research to them.there’s some onion type i dont know the real name but ive seen it in many food suppliments

By: N. Smith

N. Smith — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 16:25:19 +0000

I’m not cynical or anything, but as with any real cure for any real disease that makes the medical and insurance communities billions of dollars to treat, it’s not likely the cure will ever reach the public, unless it will make them even more money to treat than the contemporary way. The medical community is more about money than about cures – esp about established treatments that involve billions of dollars to maintain, such as cancer. If a multi-billion segment of treatment was in danger of being completely shut down, putting millions of cancer specialists out of work, and eliminating the need for expensive tests and equipment, the cure would be bought up and suppressed via every possible test and retest possible, in the same way the automobile and oil companies have suppressed inventions that would “cure” our vast hunger for oil. But I’m not cynical.

By: D

Tue, 21 Apr 2009 10:15:32 +0000

I also stumbled accros this article and see that it is from 2006. Has there been any more advances in this and if so I am a type 1 diabetic that would like to volunteer myself as a research subject. Living with diabetes is very difficult and I would do anything to further the research twords a cure whether or not it resulted in a cure for myself. Feel free to wright me at ddotson02@yahoo.com if you like.

By: Walter Stewart

Walter Stewart — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 16:37:20 +0000

I just found this (slightly old) post on the research into a cure for diabetes. Have you heard any more on the research, it looked quite promising?

Wal