In my view, the cause of diabetes is painfully simple.The cause is sugar, and my research bears this out. There’s just too much sugar in our diets these days.
Everything we eat processed has the nutrients stripped out, and sugar becomes the replacement.
We should consume meat and leafy green vegetables.
What Causes Diabetes?
In addition, you will notice astonishing health changes once you revert to what many people today see as a relatively spartan diet of meat and leafy green vegetables.
My name is Dr. Richard Jacoby. I’m a podiatrist and one of the foremost peripheral nerve surgeons in the world.
My book—indeed my entire life’s work—explores how sugar has taken over our diets. I’ve seen that it’s time to immediately cut sugar from our diets!
What is more important, especially true for people whose bodies are epigenetically prone to express insulin insecurities. The results can be deadly when coupled with the massive sugar in our modern diet.
It’s one of those things I’ll never understand about our current medical landscape.
Insurance companies only pay doctors to treat diseases post-symptomatically.
Meaning after they arise.
Which is ridiculous, sort of like shutting the barn door after the cows have all wandered out and got lost.
Wouldn’t it be better if we could treat certain diseases proactively, meaning before they manifest symptoms?
Whenever I propose this, people ask, “Well, how can we know a disease will strike before it strikes?”
The answer is modern technology.
For instance, the model used to be that insurance companies only paid for people to get glucose monitoring devices after they’d been diagnosed by a physician as being diabetic.
Nowadays, new technologies allow anyone to monitor their glucose levels.
And that’s very important because I think what we eat today is a lot of sugar.
Too much sugar.
And this excess sugar is causing a lot of what we see today as chronic diseases running rampant in our population.
Imagine being able to treat patients for diabetes before the disease manifests itself.
Did people work harder or less hard at manual labor back in the early 1900s?
Undoubtedly, they worked harder at manual labor.
People didn’t have automated washing machines. They had to cut their wood to heat their homes.
The list of manual laborers goes on and on.
So why does no one have carpal tunnel syndrome?
How come, back in the 1960s, there were only twelve cases of carpal tunnel syndrome reported?
How come last year, we saw 500,000 cases reported?
People say, “Oh, it’s because we’re using computers so much, the keyboards are doing it.”
Nonsense.
After thirty years of studying the matter, I’ve concluded it’s not your computer keyboard doing the damage.
It’s the can of Coke most people keep beside it.
Here’s the simple equation I want you to remember: sugar plus trauma equals nerve dysfunction.
And nerve dysfunction can manifest itself as any number of ailments.
Diabetic neuropathy. Multiple sclerosis. Autism. Alzheimer’s. The list goes on.
My name is Dr. Richard Jacoby.
I’m regarded as one of the most preeminent peripheral nerve surgeons worldwide.
And I hope to make you healthy again by helping you kick the habit of the primary addiction that’s hurting you: sugar.
If you’re interested in hearing more, please join me at drjacoby.academy.
I’ll teach you how to become what I call an urban carnivore: an animal that eats what nature intended it to … rather than what food companies want you to.
If you’re suffering from persistent chronic ailments you can’t seem to get your arms around, I especially hope that you’ll visit.
It would be my great pleasure to help you get healthy again.
