Sunday, May 22, 2016

DTD Program Test Results

Most diabetes programs provide one of three solutions for type 2 diabetics: (1) drugs; (2) surgery; or (3) diet/lifestyle changes.

Unfortunately, drugs and surgery don't work because they don't address the actual root causes of the disease. Some diabetics will experience lower blood glucose levels, but their bodies are still biochemically and hormonally diabetic. Surgery is expensive and risky. Drugs may not appear to be expensive or risky in the short term, but over the long term drugs are expensive and risky.

Similarly, the majority of the diet/lifestyle programs don't work either because the nutritional profiles of these programs don't really attack and destroy the disease. Again, diabetics will experience lower blood glucose levels, but their bodies are still biochemically and hormonally diabetic. Most of these programs tend not to be expensive or risky, but, over the long term, since the majority of these programs don't work, there is some expense and risk involved.

The Death to Diabetes® Health & Wellness Program is one of the few programs that actually addresses the real root causes of Type 2 diabetes, and as a result, the program is very effective. In addition, this program is inexpensive with no risk as long as you adhere to the program guidelines.

The Death to Diabetes® Health & Wellness Program is based upon a well-structured and results-driven 6-stage medical wellness model and plant-based micronutrient-dense Super Meal Plate Model.

This 6-stage medical wellness model is designed for the diabetic and his/her healthcare team to better track and measure their progress. This model is also designed to allow the diabetic to go beyond just controlling the disease to help repair/heal the body and possibly reversing the disease by utilizing multiple alternative therapies, i.e. nutrition, detox, juicing, meditation, exercise, etc. 

This medical wellness model utilizes the medical standard for blood glucose testing combined with superior nutrition, proper exercise, frequent blood glucose testing/analysis, spiritual health, periodic doctor visits and physical exams.

This medical wellness takes the best from Traditional Medicine, Integrative Medicine, and the best from Complementary Alternative Medicine (CAM) to develop an optimum and user-friendly program for the diabetic, and for the doctor.

This model includes a superior but flexible nutritional model (called the Super Meal Model for Diabetics) that encompasses attributes of several well-known diets, including the South Beach Diet, Mediterranean Diet, and Raw Food Diet. Based on your health needs, blood test results, and hormonal levels, this program can be easily modified and customized to meet your health needs and optimize your health.

The Death to Diabetes® Health & Wellness Program is a well-structured program designed by an ex-diabetic engineer, who utilizes approved medical protocols and leverages several areas of medical science, including the pathophysiology of Type 2 diabetes, epidemiology, etiology, and morbidity and mortality rates.

The Death to Diabetes® Health & Wellness Program is a science-based program that utilizes the latest research in nutritional science and various engineering methodologies. In addition, there are more studies and reports coming out that diabetes can be reversed!

Bottom-line: With this program, the author believes that failure is not an option -- unless you want it to be ...

The following test results were collected by a third-party firm during the past 3 years.

Program Results Summary

Approach: Using a combination of analytical models and testing procedures, a wellness model was designed that focused on reducing fasting  and postprandial blood glucose levels consistently from meal to meal, while addressing the actual root causes of the high blood glucose levels: insulin resistance and inflammation. 

Test Results: 98.3% of pre-diabetics lowered their blood glucose back to the normal range, preventing the onset of diabetes. For clients who adhered to the model for at least 90 days, 93.7% of Type 2 diabetics achieved blood glucose levels  back to the normal range (80 - 100 mg/dl) and a weight loss of 29.3 lb. to 51.0 lb. Also, 81.5% of them experienced an 11% to 17% decrease in their blood pressure levels. In addition, 91.0% were able to reduce their medications, while 89.9% were able to wean off their medications within 6-9 months.

For clients who only adhered to the model for 30-60 days, 81.5% of the diabetic clients achieved a 14%-29% decrease in blood glucose levels and a weight loss of 7 lb to 9 lb., with 84.7% of them achieving blood glucose levels  back to the normal range (80 - 100 mg/dl).

Note: In addition, 93.4% of Type 1 diabetics were able to dramatically reduce their insulin dosages 25.1% to 87.7%. 

Conclusions: If you provide a structured wellness model based upon a nutritional profile that actually addresses the root causes of Type 2 diabetes, at least 98% of pre-diabetics can prevent the onset of diabetes. Also, at least 93% of diabetics can achieve sustained lower blood glucose levels. This model also prevents the onset of diabetes as demonstrated by the pre-diabetic clients who used the model and never developed full-blown diabetes. In addition, the model helps Type 1s reduce their need for so much insulin.

The following six stages provide a defined structure, a set of metrics, and a systematic approach for utilizing diet, exercise, and testing –to manage, control, and prevent Type 2 diabetes. Being able to track and measure what stage a diabetic is in and knowing what the diabetic needs to do to move forward will provide the necessary motivation to continue on a journey to better health.

          
      

  • Stage 1 No Blood Glucose (BG) Control
  • Stage 2 BG Control with Drugs
  • Stage 3 BG Control with Reduced Drugs
  • Stage 4 BG Control without Drugs
  • Stage 5 BG & HbA1C Control (Without Drugs)
  • Stage 6 BG & HbA1C Tighter Control (Without Drugs)
Other benefits of this model included financial savings and a happier outlook on life.

Specific Program Results

The following is a summary of the health benefits that clients (pre-diabetic, Type 1s, Type 2s) achieved for following the program for at least 30 days.
30 Days:
  • Lowered Blood Glucose. Average drop: 39.9 points
  • Lowered Total Cholesterol. Average: 9.2 points
  • Lowered Blood Pressure. Average: 2.4 points
  • Lost weight. Average: 8.3 pounds
  • Reduced diabetic drug dosage. Average: 7.8%
  • Weaned off diabetic drugs. Average: 0%
  • Reduced other drugs for blood pressure/cholesterol. Average: 2.4%
  • Prevented unnecessary surgeries, post-op rehab: 0%
60 Days:
  • Lowered Blood Glucose. Average drop: 43.3 points
  • Lowered Total Cholesterol. Average: 8.1 points
  • Lowered Blood Pressure. Average: 7.4 points
  • Lost weight. Average: 12.9 pounds
  • Reduced diabetic drug dosage. Average: 11%
  • Weaned off diabetic drugs. Average: 5.7%
  • Reduced other drugs for blood pressure/cholesterol. Average: 9.1%
  • Prevented unnecessary surgeries, post-op rehab: 0%
90 Days:
  • Lowered Blood Glucose. Average drop: 69.7 points
  • Lowered Total Cholesterol. Average: 28 points
  • Lowered Blood Pressure. Average: 9.8 points
  • Lost weight. Average: 21.7 pounds
  • Reduced diabetic drug dosage. Average: 39.2%
  • Weaned off diabetic drugs. Average: 21%
  • Reduced other drugs for blood pressure/cholesterol. Average: 33.6%
  • Prevented unnecessary surgeries, post-op rehab: 0%
1 Year:
  • Lowered Blood Glucose. Average drop: 109.4 points
  • Lowered Total Cholesterol. Average: 38.2 points
  • Lowered Blood Pressure. Average: 16.9 points
  • Lost weight. Average: 39.8 pounds
  • Reduced diabetic drug dosage. Average: 87.3%
  • Weaned off diabetic drugs. Average: 38.4%
  • Reduced other drugs for blood pressure/cholesterol. Average: 71%
  • Prevented unnecessary surgeries, post-op rehab: 17%
Reasons for Program Success vs. Failure       
With an overall success rate of 92.7%, the primary reason for program success was centered around the following:
  • Willing to invest in themselves
  • Willing to change eating habits
  • Willing to change lifestyle, i.e. exercise almost every day
  • Willing to stick with the program
  • Willing to prioritize oneself over work, family, etc.
  • Willing to use the cookbook, juicing book
  • Willing to sign up for personal health coaching
For those diabetics who failed, the primary reasons were centered around the following:
  • Unwilling to invest in themselves
  • Unwilling or unable to invest the time and money to get well
  • Lack of hope ...
  • Financial problems ...
  • Stressful life ...
  • Since there is no pain  or discomfort, some believe that they're okay or that they have time to get better later [The "Illusion of Health"]
  • A rationalization or belief that the drugs are actually working so there's no need to change
  • A very strong belief in Western Medicine vs. Alternative Medicine
  • Unable or unwilling to eat vegetables with most meals
  • Unwilling to give up their favorite foods and other comfort foods
  • Unwilling to stop drinking beverages, especially soda, diet soda and fruit juices.
  • Eating too many processed foods and convenience foods
  • Eating out too frequently, especially fast food places such as McDonald's, Burger King, KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell
  • Strong belief that the drugs are actually working because their blood glucose is in an acceptable range
  • A strong denial and acceptance that they can't beat the disease
  • Embarrassment for being diabetic
  • Lack of motivation, will power, drive; weak inner spirit
  • The lack of a strong support system combined with stress from work, traveling, family, finances, etc.
  • Blindness, Amputation, Heart attack, Stroke: Despite the overwhelming evidence, some diabetics believe that it won't happen to them.
  • Some diabetics believe that since the diabetic drugs lower their blood glucose level, that the drugs will slow down the progression of the disease.
  • Some diabetics aren't aware that the drugs as much as the disease cause damage to the liver and kidneys.
Note: Other problems were centered around several myths and the common mistakes that some diabetics make that doom them to a life of drugs and disease, and eventually more drugs and more disease -- until it's too late. These common mistakes are in the areas of nutrition, drugs, testing, addiction, and emotions. [Ref: "The 7 Mistakes That Diabetics Make", Diabetic Myths]

Note: The best ways to turn Failure into Success include:
-- Change attitude.
-- Acquire the knowledge.
-- Do your own research -- find out the real truth about the diabetic drugs!
-- Add vegetables to breakfast and dinner.
-- Stop eating the processed foods.
-- Begin raw juicing.
-- Perform cleanse/detox periodically.
-- Exercise in the morning.
-- Get the cookbook, juicing book, meal planner, etc.
-- Get the boot camp program (Warning: Program is intense!), etc.
-- Sign up for a class, workshop or health coaching appointment.

Financial Savings from the ProgramProgram Saves You Money!

The financial savings from following the program include the following:
  • $50-$77 a month on groceries
  • $21-$34 a month on synthetic vitamins and supplements
  • $15-$26 a month on OTC drugs
  • $60-$75 a month on prescription drugs
  • $32-$64 a month eating out at fast foods and other restaurants
  • $61-$127 a month due to lost wages from being ill or going to the doctor
Note: Future savings for surgeries, drugs, post-op rehab: $65,000-$225,000

Unfortunately, most people do not take these savings into account when they find alternative therapies that are not covered by their insurance.

Most people pay their doctors $600 an hour and pay $25-$100 a month (and more!) for drugs, but because it's covered by their insurance, they don't see the underlying costs of the drugs, more drugs, the side effects, the future surgeries (i.e. amputation, eyes), hospice care, dialysis, increasing out-of-pocket expenses, etc.

Note: The Death to Diabetes wellness program provides benefits to companies and their employees. Go to this link for a list of employee benefits.

Specific Program Results

At several medical conferences and health conventions, several companies (including the Death to Diabetes LLC company) were asked to present white papers with supporting data from third-party companies to support their claims of reversing Type 2 diabetes for their clients. Then, after the presentation, the audience of doctors, nurses, healthcare professionals, and wellness consultants provided their input (anonymously).  Based on the feedback from these doctors and healthcare professionals at several medical conferences and health conventions, here is a summary of the key points.

The "Death to Diabetes" program was rated Number 1 more often than any other company or group, including the programs of a couple famous celebrity doctors. Overall, the Death to Diabetes program received higher scores for effectiveness, flexibility, ease of implementation, cost, and quality of support to clients.

Based on the feedback, the "Death to Diabetes" program was rated higher than the other programs for the following reasons:
-- The "Death to Diabetes" program was the only program that actually provided definitions of wellness states, including what is really meant by "reversed diabetes".
-- The "Death to Diabetes" program and one other program were the only programs that had a separate company collect their data for analysis and evaluation.
-- The "Death to Diabetes" program was the only program that that included additional metrics beyond the standard metrics to demonstrate "reversal achieved".
-- The "Death to Diabetes" program was the only program with clearly defined metrics for each Stage of their program.
-- The "Death to Diabetes" program was the only program that had real live diabetics available for the groups to either talk to or email, or contact via one of our platforms. Some of the diabetics also brought their medical reports from their doctors.
-- The "Death to Diabetes" program and two other programs were the only programs that had formal documentation with thousands of records of diabetics who had either reduced their meds, gotten off all their meds, or reversed their diabetes.
-- The "Death to Diabetes" program used multiple therapies as did two of the other groups.

Key Point: Some diabetics think that they have reversed their diabetes because they no longer take any meds and their blood glucose and A1C are in the normal range. But, they don't have any real proof or documentation to back them up -- just their own data and viewpoint.

Some people who reverse their diabetes or help someone reverse their diabetes have less than a total of 100 people who have followed their program and reversed their diabetes. Combined with very little documentation backed by a formal set of instructions, these programs have very little proof that their program will work for the masses.

However, the Death to Diabetes program (along with one other program) has thousands of clients who have reversed their diabetes, plus, thousands of others who have reduced their meds but haven't completely reversed their diabetes.

The Death to Diabetes program (along with one other program) had hundreds of documented testimonials via email, Amazon.com and recorded audio/video.

But, what was really impressive about the Death to Diabetes program was that it provided online access to real live clients who could be contacted online via Facebook!!  No other group had anything like that! Even the other groups were very impressed with the Death to Diabetes group; and, in some cases, they gave the Death to Diabetes group a standing ovation!

Note: Some of the doctors resisted, but, most of them, along with some of the competing groups, signed up for the customized version of the Death to Diabetes train-the-trainer program because they wanted more information about the science, pathology, 3rd party data analysis, metrics, etc. Some of the more prominent doctors agreed to get the Death to Diabetes program submitted for official clinical trials -- as long as one of the major pharmaceutical companies agree to set it up (since they have the funding to do this). 

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