N. Levashov's «SvetL Broom» in A. Khatybov's «Bath School» Book 3. The Cell and Health

Book 3. The Cell and Health. Chapter 5. They drink drugs to health 300 and not subject to doubt. In any case of diabetes, you can hear only one recipe from doctors – insulin, insulin, only insulin! In order to understand how things are in reality, only two things are necessary: a) elementary arithmetic and b) the courage to doubt the dogma. So, according to WHO information, the predominant forms of diabetes are insulin-dependent and non-insulin-dependent diabetes – the first is called type 1 diabetes , the second, respectively, type 2. Type 1 diabetes is considered an autoimmune disease in which one’s own (endogenous) insulin is absent due to the complete destruction of beta cells in the pancreas (they are replaced by connective tissue or calcified). Why there is a destruction of beta-cells – is unknown until now. Coxsackie and rubella viruses are suspected, but the way to clarity in this subject is as far as walking to the Moon. Type 2 diabetes is a fundamentally different state in which there is one’s own insulin, but the blood sugar is still raised. In any medical directory, in the work of any medical authority on this subject, you can read that with all patients with type 2 diabetes, beta cells of the pancreas produce enough or even an increased amount of insulin and, as a consequence, patients have a normal or nearly normal level of insulin, but in combination with insulin resistance. But insulin resistance is the cells immunity to the influence of insulin on them. It must be clear even to a fool that with type 2 diabetes, there is no insulin deficiency at all! In fact, diabetes of the 1 st and 2 nd types are generally different, independent diseases. And why they were put under one "roof" is completely incomprehensible. None other than malicious intent it can not be explained. And how often is type 2 diabetes to be found in the population, in which there is no deficiency of insulin? From any directory you can find out that type 2 diabetes affects 80 to 90% of all diabetics in general. In other words, approximately 85% of patients with diabetes do not need insulin, to put it mildly. And if we remember the elementary biological reaction of the normally functioning pancreatic islet to the systematic administration of exogenous insulin, then only "seven-storeid" obscenities remain to be used. When insulin enters from the outside, the production of one’s own insulin is immediately reduced, or even stopped altogether – why