I've been looking at diabetes, because as a result of recent checkups, I have pre-diabetes.
Generally resolvable if caught in time.
But it’s interesting when you think of how diabetes was probably diagnosed, after research, everything is clear, and everybody knows exactly what to do. You read forums, and there are all the tips and suggestions, all about exercise, taking medicines, or insulin, all clear and doable, but there isn’t a cure.
But before research, it wouldn’t have been at all that clear. For years you go without knowing you have it, and when it starts to affect you, you are well into the process, and in some cases damage done. Based on what you feel, you would have tried this and that… if you look diabetes up, there are even catecholamine implications, adrenaline, noradrenaline, dopamine, that kind of stuff. So I’m sure at first, before research people would have tried to attack this system or that system, with remedies usually used for those systems, but those systems are put out of kilter because of another reason, so those other solutions wouldn’t have worked, other than to make you feel better for a while.
Then research found out exactly WHY the systems were out of kilter. Now the whole process of diabetes makes a lot more sense. And many can live normal lives as a result.
Based on how I feel when I have high blood suger, I probably would have tried other things… I still don’t have to take medicines, but with the knowledge of what it is, it is really easy to make improvements on my life and how I feel.
I don’t know why we insist on losing valuable time to make this move for POIS. Imagine knowing what it is and exactly what causes it. If we ONLY do that, it will be a BIG, BIG jump. We will do much more.
Think about it, it’s even worth taking out a loan. No problem taking out a loan for a car. Take one out for health.
