My husband has been a type II diabetic for over 25 years. Until 4 years ago, he was in bad shape. He couldn’t walk more than 30 feet because of the neuropathy in both of his feet. He was on 43 units of insulin a night, his weight ballooned to 273 pounds (he is 5′ 11″), he was irritable, he was always tired – even fell asleep at the wheel while driving. I did a lot of research and developed a successful program to help him. 4 years ago, he lost 75 pounds, has not been on insulin for over 3 years, has walked in 2-5K races, walks 2 miles at the gym 4 times a week and works out with weights. His doctor is simply amazed. He is now on only half of his oral meds. I have coached other people and their results are outstanding. They’re doctors are thrilled. I am not a physician nor a nutritionist but I know what works. We work with the doctors to help people who could never lose weight before and who’s blood sugars are out of control. I want to market this program – where do I start?
Thank you for your answers. One person asked me a couple of questions and I can’t find out how to answer those questions. I hope they get the answer thru this.
I am hoping to market and sell my program to individuals, at seminars, by showing corporations how they can lower their health insurance costs by using my program to enable their employees to be more healthy.
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How can I best market my coaching program for weight loss and type II Diabetes control?
How to get off a weight loss plateau with insulin resistance?
I am on metformin for insulin resistance and have PCOS. I was losing weight steadily for 6 months, and have since hit a one month plateau of no loss (and no gain). I tried increasing vegetables and reducing sugar even more, as well as keeping up with exercise, but it seems to keep me the same and not lose.
Any ideas for coming off the plateau? The doctor recommended coming off metformin for 2 weeks and then restarting. Does that work? Any other ideas?
What a Shock, Weight Loss In Type II Diabetes is of Great Benefit?
I’m Not a Fan of Nutrisystem, but At Least they Mentioned Type II Diabetes.
The Ad:
ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bh9j-64SZOM
Herbie, Reasonable Exercise of Any Kind.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bh9j-64SZOM
Too Bad, xaptation.
The Weight Loss Cure book advises that one take injections of hCG hormone. Is it safe?
I recently bought Kevin Trudeau’s The Weight Loss Cure They Don’t Want You to Know About. In it, he cites studies from the 1950’s that say that taking daily injections of the hormone hCG (125-250mg) and eating a 500 calorie a day diet is a safe way to lose weight and stop food cravings.
I am a diabetic, so I know that any hormone can be life changing and can effect the whole body. Is there anyone who has used this regimen or otherwise knows about this hormone and would reccommend it?
Eat & Beat Diabetes with Picture Perfect Weight Loss: The Visual Program to Prevent and Control Diabetes
- ISBN13: 9780373892181
- Condition: NEW
- Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
Product Description
Beat diabetes and lose weight!Ask any doctor or nutritionist who treats patients with diabetes: the first focus for controlling the disease is a healthy eating plan. But typical diabetic eating plans have been all about what you can’t eat and what to do if you fall prey to a craving for foods you shouldn’t have.But now a typical day in the life of a diabetic might start with a smoked salmon-and-dill omelet, continue to a lunch of three-bean chili, salsa and guacamole, and finish with a dinner of grilled shrimp and shaved fennel, topped off by a dessert of chocolate terrine. It’s a kind of eating that virtually guarantees not just control of the disease and a satisfying of the appetite, but an emphasis on… More >>
I’m confused, I thought people who are overweight get diabetes, but rapid weight loss is a symptom?
I think I may be showing some symptoms of diabetes, and as I’ve been looking into it I saw that weight loss is a symptom, but I’m confused how this is the case when – well from what I’ve gathered – being overweight or obese can put you at risk for diabetes, and losing weight tends to be an issue for those suffering from diabetes.
Glucofast Diet Supplement to Promote Healthy Weight Loss 5 ~ 60 Capsule Bottles
- Give you more energy and allow you to feel younger
- Make you look good and feel great with fewer inches
- Improve your health and heal you of insulin resistance
- Have ZERO negative side-effects, only positive benefits
- Allow you to more easily lose weight and keep it off for good
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Glucofast repairs cell receptors to better recognize insulin, which virtually eliminates insulin resistance. Glucofast directly enhances uptake of insulin and increases energy into your cells and your metabolism. This reduces your hunger cravings and increases your sense of well-being. Glucofast promotes correct insulin usage to activate your fat burning metabolism, so that you have more energy because you’re finally burning the fat stores!… More >>
Glucofast Diet Supplement to Promote Healthy Weight Loss 5 ~ 60 Capsule Bottles
best weight loss diet for diabetics?
I’ve just been diagnosed. I need to lose weight. I’ve done Weight Watchers before, and Nutrisystem. Which one would be best for a diabetic?
Giant Book of Kitchen Counter Cures: 117 Foods That Fight Cancer, Diabetes, Heart Disease, Arthritis, Osteoporosis, Memory Loss, Bad Digestion and Hundreds … Problems!
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The healing powers of favorite foods are leveraged in the recipes and cooking tips in this guide to using food to alleviate serious diseases and common ailments. Fighting colon cancer with cheese, preventing heart disease with green beans and chocolate, and curing urinary tract infections with blueberries are examples of the preventative measures and homemade cures that will help readers slash medical expenses and minimize doctor visits. Shopping advice and menu recommendations are provided that offer healthy, nutritional meals designed for sufferers of specific diseases…. More >>
Can exercise and weight loss prevent diabetes?
I’m kinda chubby and I’m trying to lose weight, but I was wondering, does exercise and weight loss help to prevent diabetes? I’m looking for serious answers and I’d love credible links and research if that wouldn’t be too much trouble. It just seems so prevalent nowadays, that I want to take the initiative to try and insure that I never get it, but I don’t know if there is anything you could do. Will exercise and weightloss work? Thanks. 
Thanks for all the answers so far. I just want to clarify, I don’t have diabetes or anything, but I know with the bit of extra weight, I could potentially be at risk if I were to gain weight, so I just want to lose the little extra I have. Thanks again.
Why would some one with diabetes symptoms have unusual weight loss?
It just doesn’t make sense. I would think from all the carbs and sugar they would gain weight.
I have type 2 diabetes (diet controlled) is that a reason for my unexplained weight loss?
3 months ago I weighed 137 now I am down to 124 lbs. I have done nothing different really other then not eating or drinking sugar. Do you think this can be a cause for my unexplained weight loss I haven’t weighed this amount since I was 15 and now I am 26. I have been laying around the house for 6 months due to not having a job and watching my children, I’d think I would be gaining weight b/c I get no exercise. What do you think?
also i am on zoloft for about 2 months now only 25mg
Tsuru Reishi – Bitter Melon Extract Concentrated in 250 Mg Once a Day Capsule for Diabetes Management and Weight Loss Dietary Supplement
- Vegetable-based natural bitter melon extract concentrated in once a day capsule
- Saponin in bitter melon stimulates body’s natural insulin secretion in people with diabetes
- Lectin is a compound in bitter melon that binds with lipids or fats to block its absorption in small intestine
- Tsuru reishi, Japanese for bitter melon, is cedited for Japanese low incidence of diabetes and obesity
- Tsuru reishi or bitter melon is an important vegetable for youthful looking Asians
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Dietary Supplements from bitter melon (English), tsuru reishi (Japanese), ku gua (Chinese) or ampalaya (Philippines), vegetable in Asian countries known in folk wisdom to prevent and counteract Type II diabetes. David James, director for diabetes and obesity program of Garvan Institute of Medical Research in Sydney is studying bitter melon effects on treatment of diabetes on molecular level…. More >>
Diabetes Diet Cookbook: Discover the New Fiber-FULL Eating Plan for Weight Loss
- ISBN13: 9781594866715
- Condition: NEW
- Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
Product Description
Nearly 21 million Americans already have diabetes, and at least 54 million adults over the age of 20 are at risk. Fortunately, there is good news: Studies have shown that people with pre-diabetes who lose weight and increase their physical activity can prevent or delay the onset of type 2 diabetes—and even return their blood glucose levels to normal. This outstanding cookbook draws on the latest science to make losing weight and getting blood sugar under control easier than ever before.
Diabetes Diet Cookbook features:
-a new approach to controlling blood sugar naturally—by eating up to 50 grams of fiber a day (nearly
twice the USDA’s recommended daily intake)
-easy menu plan… More >>
Diabetes Diet Cookbook: Discover the New Fiber-FULL Eating Plan for Weight Loss