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A form of diabetes that is not reversible through dietary changes due to autoimmune loss of insulin production.
There is no established, generalizable parasite that causes diabetes in humans; large-scale reviews and fact-checkers find associations but not causation, and experts warn that social media claims of ...
Social media claims that parasites — especially the pancreatic fluke Eurytrema pancreaticum or unnamed “corrosive” worms — are the root cause of diabetes have been repeatedly promoted online but syste...
(DPN) hinges on reducing the metabolic forces that injure peripheral nerves and on early detection with protective foot care; strong evidence supports in and in both types, while lifestyle measures su...
—especially added sugars and sugar-sweetened beverages—is a validated tool that helps prevent, manage, and in many cases enable remission of type 2 diabetes by lowering calories, promoting weight loss...
There is not a single, universally accepted cure for “diabetes” today, because diabetes names multiple diseases with different causes and treatments (type 1 and type 2 being the largest categories) . ...
A systematic search of the provided reporting finds no prospective human cohort studies that directly track Toxoplasma gondii seroconversion and then follow participants for incident (new-onset) diabe...