News recently released by the American Diabetes Association is shaking up the health and wellness world, and not in a good way.
New cholesterol drug guidelines for people with type 2 diabetes have been released that have natural health practitioners and their patients crying “foul,” and for very good reason.
In what looks like another attempt in the pharmaceutical world’s push to make customers out of every living person on earth, ridiculous new recommendations for physicians have erupted on the Western medicine scene.
Some describe it as a blatant push to force millions of people into a customer relationship with drug-makers. And the American Diabetes Association seems to have given up all hope that people can avoid heart disease on their own.
Instead, they’ve decided that all – you read that right- ALL patients with type 2 diabetes should be taking statin drugs.
…Even if they don’t have any sign of high blood pressure, high cholesterol or heart disease!
Noticeably absent from the recommendations was the long list of side effects that statin drugs carry; which, incidentally, is now including a statistically relevant risk for pancreatic cancer.
Ironic that their best advice to keep diabetic hearts ‘healthy’ is to introduce a drug that attacks an already damaged pancreas.
With the number of Americans having type 2 diabetes expected to grow from 1.5 million now, to more than 10 million in the next 5 to 7 years, it is easy to see the cash cow that is developing for drug-making companies.
Regardless of your position on the new recommendation, it is important to make a plan now to reverse your type 2 diabetes or pre-diabetes.
The good news: If you know how, it’s incredibly easy to reverse type 2 diabetes permanently. The drug companies just don’t want you to know this, because then they won’t make any money off you.
Here is the exact, 3-step strategy that my own mother used to eliminate her diabetes. It’s so simple, anyone can do it…
And if you’re being pushed for statins, here is a simple step-by-step plan to get your cholesterol under control without statins…
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it should be noted that one of the major side effects of statin drugs includes high blood sugar and diabetes. This was placed as a black box warning on statin drugs about couple years ago. So it is absolute insanity that the American diabetic Association would make this recommendation. Taking a statin and having a blood sugar increase as a result of then means you must take stronger diabetic medication. Are you kidding me??
of course there’s going to be a new diabetic patients in the future. When medical guidelines and thresholds for defining disease as keep getting lowered and lowered of course more people to become sick an eligible to take medication.I remember reading somewhere but diabetes that testing for diabetes didn’t begin unless your blood sugar was over 200. Now if it’s over 100 you get tested in most places. I also read on med page.com that type 1 diabetes they were happy if they could keep the blood sugar below 9.0. I believe the new level now is around 6.9 or 6.7.
It looks like big pharma is pushing hard the new statin drug guidelines. That would increase their cash flow dramatically!
Type 2 diabetes is a treatable condition and no need to take drugs. Unhealthy diet and lack of physical activity are the main culprits.
please try to read through the errors my comments were made via the cell phone. Hard to correct or see errors.
please also remember that they keep changing the guidelines for what constitutes diabetes. Most people today if they were examined in the 70’s would not be classified as diabetic. Also most of the maintenance drugs either for heart disease quote unquote psychological eccentric cetera one of the side effects is that it destroys the body’s ability to assimilate sugar so then of course blood sugar goes sky rocketing high. I don’t understand why doctors do not take that into consideration.