Full remission, eh? I'd love to hear what you find in your search for that. What I can say for certain is that getting insulin doses down very low results in very mild swings in blood sugar and insulin, which greatly increases control over their levels in the blood high or low, and therefore the damage to health that highs or lows can cause.
Sure. What I meant is that gene mutation is all downstream from the fundamental cause of mitochondria death and damage. I read Tripping over the Truth about ten years ago, which goes over the research by all the scientists in the Metabolic Theory line since the time of Warburg.
Ketogenic dieting is the best thing. I got my type 1 diabetic girlfriend on it, and now she only takes very low doses of insulin. I highly recommend the book Rethinking Diabetes by Gary Taubes. I've read every book he's written and he is the best author I've read in nutrition and metabolism. This new book of his is incredibly comprehensive and in depth. It brings together all of his previous research and applies it to diabetes. He's written excellent books on sugar, metabolism and ketogenic diets. This latest book taught me more about diabetes than I would have thought possible. I couldn't believe how comprehensive it was and meticulously researched. I can't think of a resource offering more insight and perspective on how someone might optimize their well being according to the circumstances that type 1 diabetes presents. By the end you'll know as much about the history and development of treatment of diabetes as anyone will want to know.
This is an astounding revelation! I've been following this scientist for ten years, and reading on the metabolic theory of cancer going back to Warburg in the 1920's, who is mentioned here. It also lends credence to all the anedoctal evidence emerging about fenbendazole and other similar anti-parasitics as controlling or reversing tumor growth, due to their being glutamine metabolism inhibitors. These drugs that act as inhibitors of glutamine metabolism, and others for glucose, combined with ketogenic dieting and hyperbaric oxygen therapy (due to tumor cells' aversion to oxygenated environments), seem very promising. The picture is becoming amazingly clearer. The whole approach to cancer being caused by mutating genes is a fraud, and has been known definitively to be a fraud for more than twenty years now, and known possibly to be a fraud since the 1920's.
Uncle Festerman is merely taking the position of Token Centrist DEM after the retirment of Joe Manchin. Occupying this position will amplify his leverage many times, especially since his stroke injury made him so cognitively impaired that he was nearly irrelevant. And, it will help his reelection prosepcts in PA because it's such a deeply purple state.
I think the same as you here. I've never seen anything from her but serious journalism. She is not some two-bit click baiter, I've never seen her mess around on anything. CBS humiliated her when they fired her by not letting her retrieve any material from her office. And she's facing fines and prison in a court case where she refuses to reveal her sources. I wasn't aware of the Q question about her, but I've been keeping an eye on her for a long time because her stories always made me think "How is anyone getting away with showing this on network news?"
I recently saw an interview by the worlds greatest researcher on cancer according to the "cancer as a metabolic disease" theory, Dr. Thomas Seyfried, and he said the reason why fenbendazol and ivermectin work is because they are glutamine inhibitors. Glucose and glutamine are the two sources of fuel for tumors, which can't metabolize fats and ketones.
That was Brazil.