We’re not talking about prayer, going to church, or other common religious practices that you might be thinking of. While these have been shown to improve health, we are talking about something far more powerful.
One specific thing that some religions practice once a year can actually cure type 2 diabetes within a month.
No matter what your religious views are, you can take advantage of this effective method and cure your type 2 diabetes.
Ramadan is a month-long Islamic holiday that celebrates the revelation of the Quran to Muhammad. An extremely important part of the Islamic faith, it is accompanied by strict religious observances.
Fasting from dawn until dusk is required of all adult Muslims during Ramadan. Doing so for an entire month seems like it might be taxing on the body, but it’s not.
In an effort to better understand the health effects of a month of partial fasting, researchers with the SK Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS) studied the glucose (or blood sugar) levels of diabetic adults before and after this sacred tradition.
The study, conducted by a group of SKIMS endocrinologists at the Department of Endocrinology, featured men and women with diagnosed type 2 diabetes. Their blood sugar was tested a month before Ramadan and again after a month of partial fasting.
The results were unmistakable. The blood sugar levels of almost all of the participants were close to a healthy level after just one month of this partial fasting during Ramadan.
You don’t have to convert to Islam to enjoy the amazing benefits that fasting and partial fasting have to offer. If you suffer type 2 diabetes, try fasting during the day for a week or so and see how it affects your blood sugar.
You could also try 5/2 or 6/1 diets and fast for a day or two each week. This will allow you to enjoy the benefits of fasting without shocking your system.
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