Diabetes
The Diabetes conundrum
Diabetes is the sixth most common cause of death and the second leading cause of blindness in the USA. Diabetes may have a genetic cause or it may occur as a side effect of drugs. It is usually triggered by emotional stress and/or trauma and bad eating habits. Diabetes occurs when there is not enough insulin to cope with the incoming glucose or when the pancreas fails to produce any insulin. In either case, sugar accumulates in the blood and is released in the urine rather than being transformed into energy for the system. Insulin has to be provided either through a change in diet or through insulin injections, depending on the type of diabetes.
Just as diabetics cannot integrate the sugar in the food, so it is hard for diabetics to integrate or accept love. Diabetes is particularly related to feeling either a lack or an over abundance of sweetness in our lives. This may be through loss or loneliness.
In the case of children they can develop diabetes at a time of parental conflict, such as divorce or death, feeling that they are the cause of the loss or that the parent no longer loves them or it can happen due to the smothering of an excessively loving parent or partner.
In the case of an adult or teenager the diabetes develops later in life and it is often associated with obesity and this shows the link between overeating to make up for the lack of love or nourishment, and an inability to receive love.
It is hard to be independent if there is a constant dependence on insulin. This creates a dependence on the home. In the case of diabetic children, they may live at home longer than others. They may also have difficulty in making personal relationships last.
There is also resentment at having to take personal responsibility, a desire to be loved but not to have to love, to be cared for without having to give. When the inner sweetness passes straight through and leaves in the urine, it causes sadness or a sense of loneliness. Diabetics often feel emotionally isolated and unable to give of themselves. Diabetes then brings a learning of being able to give love to both one self and to others.
In other instances the diabetic is often able to attract a partner or potential partner to them but they remain aloof until such time as the potential partner “proves” themselves to the diabetic. The diabetic does however always remain on the outside looking in, almost like a silent external viewer and observes what is going on. For the diabetic it is feels that this is how life is and the way you do it.
Healing diabetes is therefore about loving us and finding balance by developing the ability to both give and receive love. This is an extremely difficult thing for diabetics to do. It is generally a totally foreign concept. Many of the diabetics that we have dealt with can do this in their head, but cannot do it from their heart.
The diabetic’s session
It is extremely important for the diabetic to understand the concept of how they cut themselves off from those around them at huge personal cost to themselves. To understand the concept it is important to understand what goes on on the inside, as it is a direct representation of what goes on the outside.
The pituitary gland is the C.E.O. of the body. It is the one who directs affairs in the body. It is the one who send instructions around in the body on what needs to happen. After eating a meal that contains carbohydrates or protein, the blood sugar normally rises. This normally triggers a release of insulin from the cells in the pancreas called Beta cells. The insulin “opens the doors” of cells throughout the body, allowing glucose to enter them. As glucose enters the cells, the blood sugar level falls back toward normal levels and the release of insulin tapers off until the next time protein or carbohydrates are eaten.
Every day, every hour, blood sugar levels vary, even in people who do not have diabetes. If blood sugar levels are too low (hypoglycaemia) then a person’s ability to reason becomes impaired. If blood sugar levels are too high (hyperglycaemia) then the person has diabetes.
The pituitary gland monitors the situation and issues necessary instructions as it goes along. In the case of the diabetic type 1, the signals are given but the pancreas simply refuses to produce insulin. The body turns to the pituitary gland and says: “Hey you up there, we need some insulin to do this work, please tell the pancreas to produce the insulin quickly”. The pituitary gland turns around and says to the body “Hey you guys, I have already spoken to the pancreas about this and he won’t listen to me. He has built a wall around himself or he is not “there” and we can’t get through to him. He has cut himself off from us!!!!” The body says to the pituitary gland “Well we need insulin urgently and if we don’t get it quickly there will be a system failure or a crisis”. And it also says to the pancreas: “Hey wake up you could cost the system here you nitwit”
The pancreas turns around to the pituitary gland and the body “Hey you guys, I simply don’t understand what it is that you want and why are you bothering me? Get what you need from an injection or something and don’t bother me anymore. I am safe, have a nice day”. The body in turn says: “Hey if you don’t produce insulin then I will show you what a crisis is”. The pancreas says: well go ahead “I don’t feel part of you anyway”. And so a crisis develops and the client may end up in hospital, something else as dramatically develops, or if the disease is known then they realise that they must inject themselves. There is a huge inability to feel part of the whole and give and receive in a balanced way.
This is also a representation of what goes on in the family of the diabetic. The diabetic is unable to give and receive in a balanced way for the overall good of themselves and the family unit. The same will go for love in the family unit, it is generally just one way or it may vacillate between the one way and the other – but generally the diabetic usually demands to be loved without having to give back. Balance and stability is simply out of the question. The diabetic themselves simply don’t see the problem, or if they know what it is that they are doing they often don’t know how to change it. It takes control of them and they have lost the ability to independently manage themselves. Invariably in the family unit, there is a situation where boundaries are not set or able to be put in place properly for whatever reason and this also facilitates the continuance of diabetic behaviour.
Diabetics do not know what it is like to have fun and to be spontaneous for the sake of having fun and enjoying life. They often feel that they must give and that this is fun for them. The joy of life just somehow escapes them. Their purpose in life is just a dream or worse, non-existent.
Not every Diabetic is exactly as described above but there is a general theme amongst them. To heal this, the diabetic must start to discover where the source of the program occurred in their lives and go back and address the issues at that stage. They must then look at where it was that they gave away their personal independence in favour of abandoning the self. This must be reversed and the program undone. The disassociation or wall around the deepest feelings of them must be undone as well. They must make friends with the concept that they need to learn to love themselves first, before they can learn to love others.
In the case of the diabetic (type 1) where the body does not absorb insulin, the issue is normally one of not trusting the process of life or just life. They tend to be very wary of life and there is a constant checking that everything is OK. This may be due to fear, trust, disappointment, loss, abandonment, singularly or a combination of.
The client needs to urgently find a sense of their “I” internally and realise that all their parts need to work together. I use special techniques to find and address these issues over a short period of time. Working within the family unit is also very helpful, as this facilitates discovery of where in the family unit the problem lays and how healing can be facilitated.
The physical side of diabetics
The pancreas produces essential enzymes that breakdown carbohydrates, fats and proteins. Enzymes enable change to take place. Without the enzymes produced by the pancreas, we are unable to properly digest incoming nutrients and so they pass through in an undigested form, causing indigestion, nausea, bloating and even diarrhoea. Here are some indications of the feelings that you may be feeling, that need to be addressed.
The pancreas also produces insulin and glycogen, which maintains the right level of sugar or glucose in the blood. The body needs glucose at all times as a source of energy for the cells. Glucose is obtained from food and is broken down by the digestive system. Whenever glucose enters the bloodstream and there is a glucose demand from the body, a message is sent via the beta cells to the pancreas to start to produce insulin. Insulin enables the absorption to take place; if there is too little glucose then glucagon is produced to maintain the balance. Blood sugar levels are affected by excess adrenaline, particularly when we are confronted with stressful situations. Pancreatic issues are therefore connected with maintaining right balance in our lives – a balance of giving and receiving, of working and playing and loving.
There are two main types of diabetes
Type 1 - This form of diabetes is insulin dependent where regular insulin injections are needed. This type of diabetes usually affects younger people.
Type 2 - This form of diabetes is non-insulin dependent and usually affects older people. It can often be treated effectively with diet and regular exercise, and medication may be necessary. Paradoxically, a few people with Type 2 diabetes may eventually need a small amount of insulin, as well as their tablets.
Symptoms for diabetes Type 2
It is important to be aware that you could have diabetes and diabetes related problems without symptoms.
Hypoglycemia
This can occur when the blood sugar level drops, whether due to excess exercise, a lack of food, or from too much insulin. It may be that we have given out so much to others that there is nothing left for ourselves. We then need to replenish, to come back to our own being, to receive nourishment. This condition also tends to indicate a desire for affection and a constant need for reassurance, that we are loved.
Here we need to develop the skill of nurturing the self, to give oneself love and to nurture the deep inner wounded part of ourselves (may be our inner child, adolescent or adult who is completely “given out”). Once this is done then healing can take place on an emotional level as well as on a physical level.
Please note that there is a journey in healing diabetes. This is the same for any disease. The journey always has ups and downs along the way. These dips in the journey are to facilitate a learning process to take place within oneself, to gain deeper insights, to discover what it is that we have missed and how we have put ourselves down, how we have isolated ourselves and most importantly, what is it that we have cost ourselves in terms of life, joy, fun, being here, laughter, independence, growth, self-discovery etc., etc. The journey is always rewarding and enlightening.
In my experience the discovery of the cost for the diabetic has always been huge and never worth it. Once their purpose in life is discovered, their role in the dynamics revealed and a way out is found, then suddenly it dawns on them how to heal themselves. Once this is discovered the diabetic just wants to move on and sort matters out. This is when magic can happen, both emotionally and physically.
Please note that all of the above does not fit 100% to each and every diabetic, but there are large parts of the above that fits most diabetics. It is up to you to find what fits and to work with it. When you do that you will find your own healing.
Positive thinking on it’s own will not solve all of your problems, however it is one of a series of things that we all have the power to implement and that get us on the path to leading the life we want. I have designed a series of sessions to work through, for healing Diabetes. It is called “Healing Diabetes the Smart Way”.
Dear Diabetic Friend‚ are you sick and tired of:
If you’ve had ENOUGH‚ then this will be the most important Report you’ll ever read.
Here’s why…
I want to tell you about a breakthrough discovery about diabetes. If you read it‚ I promise you’ll be immensely rewarded. If you fully understand it‚ you won’t want to miss a single day of your life without it.
Let me explain…
There is new research out for people with diabetes — research that has helped hundreds of people like you slowly‚ but very effectively‚ reduce their blood sugar levels.
What are the advantages of that?
How is that possible - you ask? I thought diabetes couldn’t be cured?
You’re right - well at least‚ partially…
The possibility to be cured with allopathic medicine is limited. Allopathic medicine “fights” diabetes by injecting insulin into your bloodstream to help you to digest your food into energy. When you don’t have enough insulin in your body‚ your blood sugars shoot up and because your body can’t process them, it can’t “feed itself”. This is why diabetes patients who have not been diagnosed yet, are often very hungry and thirsty, even after a meal. Does this sound familiar?
What if there was a way to “stimulate” the organ that produces your insulin and it slowly but surely produces a little more insulin on its own, each day!
Your emotional / psychological make up and your diet are the single biggest influence on your diabetic condition! Let’s address both of these separately.
How can my emotional / psychological make up have such a big influence on my body?
It is now common cause and recognized by the medical profession worldwide, that emotional turmoil such as “stress” has a huge impact on our physical health. It is evident everywhere around you. Consider the following:
These tend to be the most common emotional / psychological issues diabetics are struggling with. These are generally easily resolved using special techniques.
Does any of the above speak to you and been around for a long time, then it usually would have and affect on your body. As a diabetic your insulin mechanism is compromised, just like stress would impact on other people in a different way!
Know this, that if you sort out the underlying emotional / psychological issues and assist your body with a good balanced diet, you can cure your diabetes. It has been done many times before but you have to work at it. If you want to sort it out then feel free to contact us! We also do Internet Consultations via Skype or FaceTime.
Now combine the emotional healing with the nutritional information below.
How can a diet be such a big influence on our body?
I’ll explain it in two ways. First I’m going to give you a metaphor for what’s happening inside your body right now… and then I’ll give you the scientific explanation from the scientists themselves. Firstly‚ picture your body as a car… and you’re driving this 2–million year old car. An all-natural‚ organic‚ living and breathing car! For 2 million years‚ this car has been using fuel such as: water, seeds, nuts, grasses, herbs, roots, fruits, vegetables and cereals. That’s the fuel it is used to. More importantly‚ that’s the kind of fuel it was made for.
Then suddenly‚ after 2‚000‚000 years‚ that car switches over to a new modern mixture that has been around for a 100 years. A mixture of: sugar, sweets, biscuits, crisps, chocolate, cola and soft drinks, fats and oils, cigarettes and alcohol, pharmaceutical, drugs, chemicals‚ pesticides and preservatives (loads of them)‚ etc.
Now, what do you think would happen to this car? That’s right - it breaks down! If you keep pouring fuels in that your body can’t process properly and then eventually your “motor” starts experiencing serious difficulties.
Some people develop dangerous tumours. Other people have cholesterol levels that are through the roof. For you‚ this fuel (your diet) is causing you to damage one very specific organ called the pancreas that happens to be responsible for your insulin production. This organ has become so severely damaged by your diet and emotional make up‚ that it eventually produces less and less insulin, until you were diagnosed with diabetes.
If you really think about it… In reality‚ diabetes is not the “disease” at all. It is actually a “symptom” - an outward “signal” of a pancreas that simply is too damaged to produce the insulin your body needs. Or that insulin is produced but not absorbed by the body!! This has two roots to it, one the emotional make up and, two your diet!
“So what is the pancreas”‚ you might ask? The pancreas is a long “gland” right behind the stomach that secretes insulin‚ glucagon‚and somatisation into the bloodstream.
Doctors tell you that when you have diabetes‚ your pancreas “just doesn’t” produce enough insulin or no insulin at all, or that it is produced but your body does not absorb it.
That’s been the explanations so far. Diabetes “just happens”. But think about it? Does that really makes sense? When millions of people around the world start experiencing the same health problems‚ something is seriously wrong somewhere. Something is not balanced and it’s never an “accident”.
When you don’t stop the inner emotional / psychological turmoil and physical attacks on your pancreas through diet, you develop “pre-diabetes” and then full blown diabetes type 1 or type 2.
The simple and overlooked truth about diabetes and many other modern diseases are that it’s infinitely more important what you put inside your body than the symptoms that drugs can fight on the outside. Inside the body also means addressing and sorting out the emotional root cause of the illness/dis-ease as well as a proper balanced diet.
Instead of just taking the “medication” and fighting the symptoms‚ we suggest you start thinking about your health and about treating the root cause. You can never cure anything without treating the root cause!
So‚ what’s the solution?
Think about it! For every disease that triggers your immune system, your immune system immediately has to start fighting it. Your body can heal every wound‚ dis-eased organ or damaged cell that it needs to, however, it can and will never be able to do that when you keep polluting it! Your body simply can’t keep up!
Peter has a unique way in healing diabetes that works when you are willing to address the root cause. The solution to all of this is to get you back into your natural state of vibrant health by “cleaning the pond” so to speak and to stop the incessant attacks on your pancreas and on your body.
Diabetes is the sixth most common cause of death and the second leading cause of blindness in the USA. Diabetes may have a genetic cause or it may occur as a side effect of drugs. It is usually triggered by emotional stress and/or trauma and bad eating habits. Diabetes occurs when there is not enough insulin to cope with the incoming glucose or when the pancreas fails to produce any insulin. In either case, sugar accumulates in the blood and is released in the urine rather than being transformed into energy for the system. Insulin has to be provided either through a change in diet or through insulin injections, depending on the type of diabetes.
Just as diabetics cannot integrate the sugar in the food, so it is hard for diabetics to integrate or accept love. Diabetes is particularly related to feeling either a lack or an over abundance of sweetness in our lives. This may be through loss or loneliness.
In the case of children they can develop diabetes at a time of parental conflict, such as divorce or death, feeling that they are the cause of the loss or that the parent no longer loves them or it can happen due to the smothering of an excessively loving parent or partner.
In the case of an adult or teenager the diabetes develops later in life and it is often associated with obesity and this shows the link between overeating to make up for the lack of love or nourishment, and an inability to receive love.
It is hard to be independent if there is a constant dependence on insulin. This creates a dependence on the home. In the case of diabetic children, they may live at home longer than others. They may also have difficulty in making personal relationships last.
There is also resentment at having to take personal responsibility, a desire to be loved but not to have to love, to be cared for without having to give. When the inner sweetness passes straight through and leaves in the urine, it causes sadness or a sense of loneliness. Diabetics often feel emotionally isolated and unable to give of themselves. Diabetes then brings a learning of being able to give love to both one self and to others.
In other instances the diabetic is often able to attract a partner or potential partner to them but they remain aloof until such time as the potential partner “proves” themselves to the diabetic. The diabetic does however always remain on the outside looking in, almost like a silent external viewer and observes what is going on. For the diabetic it is feels that this is how life is and the way you do it.
Healing diabetes is therefore about loving us and finding balance by developing the ability to both give and receive love. This is an extremely difficult thing for diabetics to do. It is generally a totally foreign concept. Many of the diabetics that we have dealt with can do this in their head, but cannot do it from their heart.
The diabetic’s session
It is extremely important for the diabetic to understand the concept of how they cut themselves off from those around them at huge personal cost to themselves. To understand the concept it is important to understand what goes on on the inside, as it is a direct representation of what goes on the outside.
The pituitary gland is the C.E.O. of the body. It is the one who directs affairs in the body. It is the one who send instructions around in the body on what needs to happen. After eating a meal that contains carbohydrates or protein, the blood sugar normally rises. This normally triggers a release of insulin from the cells in the pancreas called Beta cells. The insulin “opens the doors” of cells throughout the body, allowing glucose to enter them. As glucose enters the cells, the blood sugar level falls back toward normal levels and the release of insulin tapers off until the next time protein or carbohydrates are eaten.
Every day, every hour, blood sugar levels vary, even in people who do not have diabetes. If blood sugar levels are too low (hypoglycaemia) then a person’s ability to reason becomes impaired. If blood sugar levels are too high (hyperglycaemia) then the person has diabetes.
The pituitary gland monitors the situation and issues necessary instructions as it goes along. In the case of the diabetic type 1, the signals are given but the pancreas simply refuses to produce insulin. The body turns to the pituitary gland and says: “Hey you up there, we need some insulin to do this work, please tell the pancreas to produce the insulin quickly”. The pituitary gland turns around and says to the body “Hey you guys, I have already spoken to the pancreas about this and he won’t listen to me. He has built a wall around himself or he is not “there” and we can’t get through to him. He has cut himself off from us!!!!” The body says to the pituitary gland “Well we need insulin urgently and if we don’t get it quickly there will be a system failure or a crisis”. And it also says to the pancreas: “Hey wake up you could cost the system here you nitwit”
The pancreas turns around to the pituitary gland and the body “Hey you guys, I simply don’t understand what it is that you want and why are you bothering me? Get what you need from an injection or something and don’t bother me anymore. I am safe, have a nice day”. The body in turn says: “Hey if you don’t produce insulin then I will show you what a crisis is”. The pancreas says: well go ahead “I don’t feel part of you anyway”. And so a crisis develops and the client may end up in hospital, something else as dramatically develops, or if the disease is known then they realise that they must inject themselves. There is a huge inability to feel part of the whole and give and receive in a balanced way.
This is also a representation of what goes on in the family of the diabetic. The diabetic is unable to give and receive in a balanced way for the overall good of themselves and the family unit. The same will go for love in the family unit, it is generally just one way or it may vacillate between the one way and the other – but generally the diabetic usually demands to be loved without having to give back. Balance and stability is simply out of the question. The diabetic themselves simply don’t see the problem, or if they know what it is that they are doing they often don’t know how to change it. It takes control of them and they have lost the ability to independently manage themselves. Invariably in the family unit, there is a situation where boundaries are not set or able to be put in place properly for whatever reason and this also facilitates the continuance of diabetic behaviour.
Diabetics do not know what it is like to have fun and to be spontaneous for the sake of having fun and enjoying life. They often feel that they must give and that this is fun for them. The joy of life just somehow escapes them. Their purpose in life is just a dream or worse, non-existent.
Not every Diabetic is exactly as described above but there is a general theme amongst them. To heal this, the diabetic must start to discover where the source of the program occurred in their lives and go back and address the issues at that stage. They must then look at where it was that they gave away their personal independence in favour of abandoning the self. This must be reversed and the program undone. The disassociation or wall around the deepest feelings of them must be undone as well. They must make friends with the concept that they need to learn to love themselves first, before they can learn to love others.
In the case of the diabetic (type 1) where the body does not absorb insulin, the issue is normally one of not trusting the process of life or just life. They tend to be very wary of life and there is a constant checking that everything is OK. This may be due to fear, trust, disappointment, loss, abandonment, singularly or a combination of.
The client needs to urgently find a sense of their “I” internally and realise that all their parts need to work together. I use special techniques to find and address these issues over a short period of time. Working within the family unit is also very helpful, as this facilitates discovery of where in the family unit the problem lays and how healing can be facilitated.
The physical side of diabetics
The pancreas produces essential enzymes that breakdown carbohydrates, fats and proteins. Enzymes enable change to take place. Without the enzymes produced by the pancreas, we are unable to properly digest incoming nutrients and so they pass through in an undigested form, causing indigestion, nausea, bloating and even diarrhoea. Here are some indications of the feelings that you may be feeling, that need to be addressed.
- Are you feeling that you are unable to deal with the situation confronting you?
- Does it appear indigestible or overwhelming?
- What needs to change for you to be able to digest your feelings?
- Are you resisting being nourished?
The pancreas also produces insulin and glycogen, which maintains the right level of sugar or glucose in the blood. The body needs glucose at all times as a source of energy for the cells. Glucose is obtained from food and is broken down by the digestive system. Whenever glucose enters the bloodstream and there is a glucose demand from the body, a message is sent via the beta cells to the pancreas to start to produce insulin. Insulin enables the absorption to take place; if there is too little glucose then glucagon is produced to maintain the balance. Blood sugar levels are affected by excess adrenaline, particularly when we are confronted with stressful situations. Pancreatic issues are therefore connected with maintaining right balance in our lives – a balance of giving and receiving, of working and playing and loving.
There are two main types of diabetes
Type 1 - This form of diabetes is insulin dependent where regular insulin injections are needed. This type of diabetes usually affects younger people.
Type 2 - This form of diabetes is non-insulin dependent and usually affects older people. It can often be treated effectively with diet and regular exercise, and medication may be necessary. Paradoxically, a few people with Type 2 diabetes may eventually need a small amount of insulin, as well as their tablets.
Symptoms for diabetes Type 2
It is important to be aware that you could have diabetes and diabetes related problems without symptoms.
Hypoglycemia
This can occur when the blood sugar level drops, whether due to excess exercise, a lack of food, or from too much insulin. It may be that we have given out so much to others that there is nothing left for ourselves. We then need to replenish, to come back to our own being, to receive nourishment. This condition also tends to indicate a desire for affection and a constant need for reassurance, that we are loved.
Here we need to develop the skill of nurturing the self, to give oneself love and to nurture the deep inner wounded part of ourselves (may be our inner child, adolescent or adult who is completely “given out”). Once this is done then healing can take place on an emotional level as well as on a physical level.
Please note that there is a journey in healing diabetes. This is the same for any disease. The journey always has ups and downs along the way. These dips in the journey are to facilitate a learning process to take place within oneself, to gain deeper insights, to discover what it is that we have missed and how we have put ourselves down, how we have isolated ourselves and most importantly, what is it that we have cost ourselves in terms of life, joy, fun, being here, laughter, independence, growth, self-discovery etc., etc. The journey is always rewarding and enlightening.
In my experience the discovery of the cost for the diabetic has always been huge and never worth it. Once their purpose in life is discovered, their role in the dynamics revealed and a way out is found, then suddenly it dawns on them how to heal themselves. Once this is discovered the diabetic just wants to move on and sort matters out. This is when magic can happen, both emotionally and physically.
Please note that all of the above does not fit 100% to each and every diabetic, but there are large parts of the above that fits most diabetics. It is up to you to find what fits and to work with it. When you do that you will find your own healing.
Positive thinking on it’s own will not solve all of your problems, however it is one of a series of things that we all have the power to implement and that get us on the path to leading the life we want. I have designed a series of sessions to work through, for healing Diabetes. It is called “Healing Diabetes the Smart Way”.
Dear Diabetic Friend‚ are you sick and tired of:
- Constantly having to monitor what you eat and not being able to enjoy a normal meal or night out with your friends?
- Having to bring along your own “special” meal to parties and gatherings?
- Taking four or more injections a day every day of your life‚ until no part of you is left un-bruised?
- Living with the fear that one day chances are you will experience neurological challenges‚ cardiovascular problems‚ high blood pressure‚ kidney problems‚ liver failure‚ eyesight challenges‚ impotence‚ amputations…
- Being overweight and being unable to change that‚ no matter how hard you try?
- Your partner having to put up with years of anger‚ depression‚ ill health‚ lack of spontaneity?
- Hearing doctor after doctor tell you they haven’t got a clue as to what triggered the disease or what portion or your pancreas is still functioning?
- If you’re a woman‚ knowing that you might never be able to have a child‚ as it could be too taxing on your tired body?
- Feeling like there’s no hope and no cure and that you are condemned to live with diabetes for the rest of your life?
If you’ve had ENOUGH‚ then this will be the most important Report you’ll ever read.
Here’s why…
I want to tell you about a breakthrough discovery about diabetes. If you read it‚ I promise you’ll be immensely rewarded. If you fully understand it‚ you won’t want to miss a single day of your life without it.
Let me explain…
There is new research out for people with diabetes — research that has helped hundreds of people like you slowly‚ but very effectively‚ reduce their blood sugar levels.
What are the advantages of that?
- When your blood sugar is lower‚ it means your body produces more insulin and this is crucial! More importantly‚ it means you need less insulin shots or “units”.
- It also means that your diabetes condition is improving. This means you are slowly decreasing the risk factors of diabetes - like eye damage‚ kidney problems or even amputations.
- But most importantly‚ it means your body is slowly learning to produce insulin on its own again… and for some people‚ this has “cured” their diabetes completely.
How is that possible - you ask? I thought diabetes couldn’t be cured?
You’re right - well at least‚ partially…
The possibility to be cured with allopathic medicine is limited. Allopathic medicine “fights” diabetes by injecting insulin into your bloodstream to help you to digest your food into energy. When you don’t have enough insulin in your body‚ your blood sugars shoot up and because your body can’t process them, it can’t “feed itself”. This is why diabetes patients who have not been diagnosed yet, are often very hungry and thirsty, even after a meal. Does this sound familiar?
What if there was a way to “stimulate” the organ that produces your insulin and it slowly but surely produces a little more insulin on its own, each day!
Your emotional / psychological make up and your diet are the single biggest influence on your diabetic condition! Let’s address both of these separately.
How can my emotional / psychological make up have such a big influence on my body?
It is now common cause and recognized by the medical profession worldwide, that emotional turmoil such as “stress” has a huge impact on our physical health. It is evident everywhere around you. Consider the following:
- Do you feel like just giving up as the issue of accepting love or integrating love in a balanced way into your life, is just the most impossible task you can imagine - and you just don’t trust it?
- Do you have a sense of loneliness even though you are in a relationship and/or find that when you go to urinate and as it passes, a sense of sadness and/or loneliness is felt?
- Do you feel that you sit on the fence and don’t commit and/or like to be on the outside looking in, almost like a silent observer even though you are there?
- Do you feel that there are some feelings that you have and you wish that they would just go away, such as guilt, shame, you don’t deserve, I cannot trust?
- Does the issue of being independent frighten you?
- Do you secretly organise things, people and family around you so that they will always have to be there to look after you and/or love you?
- In a relationship or potential relationship, do you wait until prospective partners “prove” themselves to you, before you will commit?
- Do you find that you organise things in such a manner that others will love you, but you do not have to love in return?
- Do you have a feeling of resentment at having to take responsibility for yourself, a desire to be loved but not to have to love, to be cared for without having to give?
- Do you get angry when at little things when they don’t go your way or alternatively, you try to get others make you feel loved?
- Do you struggle to put boundaries in place and stick to them?
- Do you often feel emotionally isolated and unable to give of yourself?
- Do you feel that you cannot love yourself or that this is a totally foreign concept and feel silly about doing it?
- Do you feel that there is no joy in life for you?
These tend to be the most common emotional / psychological issues diabetics are struggling with. These are generally easily resolved using special techniques.
Does any of the above speak to you and been around for a long time, then it usually would have and affect on your body. As a diabetic your insulin mechanism is compromised, just like stress would impact on other people in a different way!
Know this, that if you sort out the underlying emotional / psychological issues and assist your body with a good balanced diet, you can cure your diabetes. It has been done many times before but you have to work at it. If you want to sort it out then feel free to contact us! We also do Internet Consultations via Skype or FaceTime.
Now combine the emotional healing with the nutritional information below.
How can a diet be such a big influence on our body?
I’ll explain it in two ways. First I’m going to give you a metaphor for what’s happening inside your body right now… and then I’ll give you the scientific explanation from the scientists themselves. Firstly‚ picture your body as a car… and you’re driving this 2–million year old car. An all-natural‚ organic‚ living and breathing car! For 2 million years‚ this car has been using fuel such as: water, seeds, nuts, grasses, herbs, roots, fruits, vegetables and cereals. That’s the fuel it is used to. More importantly‚ that’s the kind of fuel it was made for.
Then suddenly‚ after 2‚000‚000 years‚ that car switches over to a new modern mixture that has been around for a 100 years. A mixture of: sugar, sweets, biscuits, crisps, chocolate, cola and soft drinks, fats and oils, cigarettes and alcohol, pharmaceutical, drugs, chemicals‚ pesticides and preservatives (loads of them)‚ etc.
Now, what do you think would happen to this car? That’s right - it breaks down! If you keep pouring fuels in that your body can’t process properly and then eventually your “motor” starts experiencing serious difficulties.
Some people develop dangerous tumours. Other people have cholesterol levels that are through the roof. For you‚ this fuel (your diet) is causing you to damage one very specific organ called the pancreas that happens to be responsible for your insulin production. This organ has become so severely damaged by your diet and emotional make up‚ that it eventually produces less and less insulin, until you were diagnosed with diabetes.
If you really think about it… In reality‚ diabetes is not the “disease” at all. It is actually a “symptom” - an outward “signal” of a pancreas that simply is too damaged to produce the insulin your body needs. Or that insulin is produced but not absorbed by the body!! This has two roots to it, one the emotional make up and, two your diet!
“So what is the pancreas”‚ you might ask? The pancreas is a long “gland” right behind the stomach that secretes insulin‚ glucagon‚and somatisation into the bloodstream.
Doctors tell you that when you have diabetes‚ your pancreas “just doesn’t” produce enough insulin or no insulin at all, or that it is produced but your body does not absorb it.
That’s been the explanations so far. Diabetes “just happens”. But think about it? Does that really makes sense? When millions of people around the world start experiencing the same health problems‚ something is seriously wrong somewhere. Something is not balanced and it’s never an “accident”.
When you don’t stop the inner emotional / psychological turmoil and physical attacks on your pancreas through diet, you develop “pre-diabetes” and then full blown diabetes type 1 or type 2.
The simple and overlooked truth about diabetes and many other modern diseases are that it’s infinitely more important what you put inside your body than the symptoms that drugs can fight on the outside. Inside the body also means addressing and sorting out the emotional root cause of the illness/dis-ease as well as a proper balanced diet.
Instead of just taking the “medication” and fighting the symptoms‚ we suggest you start thinking about your health and about treating the root cause. You can never cure anything without treating the root cause!
So‚ what’s the solution?
Think about it! For every disease that triggers your immune system, your immune system immediately has to start fighting it. Your body can heal every wound‚ dis-eased organ or damaged cell that it needs to, however, it can and will never be able to do that when you keep polluting it! Your body simply can’t keep up!
Peter has a unique way in healing diabetes that works when you are willing to address the root cause. The solution to all of this is to get you back into your natural state of vibrant health by “cleaning the pond” so to speak and to stop the incessant attacks on your pancreas and on your body.