Do you know someone or listened to cases of people who cured type 2 diabetes?

@Otabol I do not have beta cells that produce insulin, that does not recover if it is not with transplant.
Exhausted pancreas implies zero insulin production because the cells are disappearing, they degenerate over the years, such as ELA with neurons, they simply disappear little by little while in type 1 almost suddenly go by the antibodies.
Where there is no, you can't get.

Of course, I give you the reason that people with pill can recover their pancreas quite a lot, I would not say 100%, but surely a lot of activity.

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otabol said:
is what I say, even if you put insulin in type 2 diabetes you follow with a functional pancreas a time, that your cells do not produce insulin does not mean that they are not there, it is clearThat time plays against you and there is a point there is no reversal.
But using insulin does not imply that you can no longer go back, of course if you have been in the same insulin for 10 years.

nigiri said:
diabetes is a chronic disease so it has no cure.In some cases of type II diabetes with diet and exercise you can stop taking medication but diabetes does not disappear, at the time you make "normal" life again, sugar levels are firing again.

And it seems little to you?Change to healthy habits and regulates.Is that back to the "normal" life, what is it?Life already gives you an opportunity to reverse.After the yellow card, the red one is going.

In type I, beta cells multiply, the problem is the antibodies that kill them.
In type II there are many beta cells, the problem is that they have suffered a chromosomatic alteration, which makes them produce lower quality insulin.

Luis Marcelo Marecos said:
very good to all,

I am currently 28 years old and I have about 2 years that I have type 2 diabetes, I was never obese or too bad with food, maybe with sport a little.

Well the point is the following, although I take care of myself I still do not get used to and I would like to know if there are people who believe they can heal the disease, or if they know people who have healed.

Thank you.

Well, go used to the diabetes, my husband has not cured it, it has a long day ago and it turns out that there is a lotDoctors told us that sooner or later it would have to be put like this has tojeu and rapi so get to the idea and take care of yourself is forever

It can be reversed with diet and exercise.I reached a 10 glycosylated and the last analytics had it at 6'5.I never took a pill.

@Luis Marcelo Marcos, when diabetes appears can no longer be cured, but control.
You will have to do the diet or take the medication that prescribes you.Lowering weight., Type 2 can be controlled a lot.

Joan111 said:
can be reversed with diet and exercise.I reached a 10 glycosylated and the last analytics had it at 6'5.I never took a pill.

Well, 6.5 glycosilada is not to throw rockets

It is a very good figure ... for a diabetic.

I do not agree with you without acrimony or mood to pool

matrix said:
This is a 2020 post, 4+ years ago, but it has been activated.
To date (2024) Type 2 diabetes remains unable to heal.In some cases, with good control, diet, exercises (at least walk) there are patients who have greatly improved their quality of life, do not need medication (or use very little) and achieve good glucose levels.But do not heal, because if they return to a "normal" life, the DB2 is returned

4 years of this post ???
Hahaha then 4 years and here I still medicate, without killing myself to exercise.
Simply a change of lifestyle, as different than before, was not hungry.I try not to eat outrage, and I say I try because I do it, just like drinking sweets etc and glucose does not go.
I try to be more active and I make strength when I can, 2 times week old or one.
The last analytics made me Homa, and I had no insulin resistance, completely normal analytics.
Can???I no longer try to convince anyone, there is no more blind than the one who does not want to see.

If there is no insulin resistance there are no diabetes 2, the same "normal" life is the one that suits and the one that if you return to it will create insulin resistance again

Hello, in our case my brother -in -law with 36 years, based on a diet placed by nutritionist, privately, has left after two years since it began to take it, is very happy and has even gone down, I see it, I see itHard because you have to follow it for life, or when you are older it can appear again.The best you talk to your doctor and advise you.

Isabelbota said:
has not been cured.Replace the pills with the diet, but if you can't eat normal, cured is not.

Well, eating "normal" is very relative.For many normal is to swell to pizzas, processed and doritos.I now as normal.To say that mine is type 2. And sometimes I thank me to diagnose me.Since it has also caused a change of life and change sedentary lifestyle for physical activity.It is true that it is not heals.It is more if one day I make an excess, it shoots.But that is a day.I imagine that each case is a world.

diabetic said:

Joan111 said:
can be reversed with diet and exercise.I reached a 10 glycosylated and the last analytics had it at 6'5.I never took a pill.

Well, 6.5 glycosilada is not to throw rockets

Well, my doctor does not say the same.I don't think the title will be given.I am talking about a glycosylated process that was 10. And without taking a single pill.It has been going down.With 6'5 being diabetic and without medication I am very satisfied.

Joan111 said:

diabetic said:

Joan111 said:
Joan111 said:
can be reversed with diet and exercise.I reached a 10 glycosylated and the last analytics had it at 6'5.I never took a pill.

Well, 6.5 glycosilada is not to throw rockets

Well, my doctor does not say the same.I don't think the title will be given.I am talking about a glycosylated process that was 10. And without taking a single pill.It has been going down.With 6'5 being diabetic and without medication I am very satisfied.

It is true that it has a lot of merit to have dropped to 6.5 without medication.But today glycos more close to 6 are sought, that is, a little lower, that's why they tell you.Before it was said between 6 and 7, and it is being demonstrated that in that interval there can be long -term problems.
I know there are many who try to avoid medication.I personally prefer to be in 5.8-5.9 medicating, but with a low risk level.It is my option.

Yes, they are changing the parameters for all.The glycos below 6 and that of 80-180, no longer, they already gave me 80-130 in 2015.
With the sensors of has visible the glycemic behavior and that can be reached to Normaglzemia.

We must be guided by what our specialist doctor paute us.

Isabelbota said:

immuchi_77 said:

Luis Marcelo Marecos said:
Luis Marcelo Marecos said:
very good to all,

I am currently 28 years old and I have about 2 years that I have type 2 diabetes, I was never obese or too bad with food, maybe with sport a little.

Well the point is the following, although I take care of myself I still do not get used to and I would like to know if there are people who believe they can heal the disease, or if they know people who have healed.

Thank you.

Type 2 in many cases is reversible when correcting diet and other factors such as insulin resistance, exercise ....

I do not know what factors you can have triggered diabetes.

That is not being reversible.
Having to be on a diet all your life because as soon as you go out you have a high is not to reverse diabetes.There is no false hope.

Well, this life is taken and interprets as best.It is the real freedom that each one has.

I have type 1 and I always thought, if one day they will get a "definitive" cure? It would be definitive?Well, I don't know why I think we would always be with the fly behind the ear, doing controls just in case and such ... and after 31 years, man, I might not have diabetes or have anything ... of course.There are also very worse things.

Anyway, whether it is reversible or not ..... Let's see.As I read above in another comment, if taking care of what you eat and exercising what anyone who wants to have good health would have to do and save insulin and pills .... What do you want more?

To me personally at the age of 15 that I debuted the DT1 taught me that I have to take good care, it took me a few years, you did not believe that the next day I was jumping for joy but .....

I have edited everything that I had written and in response to the post that gave rise to all this ..... Neither does much matter if someone ever healed or not.Who tells you that you can't do it?I mean, once we "know" that someone was completely healed of something we already gave it possible but that someone may be healed to put all his mental strength or daring to try something unpublished and did not need to know of someone previously but startingFrom there we already believe it is possible.