In a clinical study in Sweden, the research group has now compared 14 patients who were advised to consume an ‘ancient’ (Paleolithic, ‘Old stone Age’) diet for three months with 15 patients who were recommended to follow a Mediterranean-like prudent diet with whole-grain cereals, low-fat dairy products, fruit, vegetables and refined fats generally considered healthy. All patients had increased blood sugar after carbohydrate intake (glucose intolerance), and most of them had overt diabetes type 2. In addition, all had been diagnosed with coronary heart disease. Patients in the Paleolithic group were recommended to eat lean meat, fish, fruit, vegetables, root vegetables and nuts, and to avoid grains, dairy foods and salt.

This isn’t a huge news flash. It is basically what every dietitian and nutritionist teaches diabetics. What’s so ironic is that with evolution, we have lost our “diet way”. So channel your loin cloth wearing ancestors and get moving in the right direction. Your blood sugar will thank you for it!

“If you want to prevent or treat diabetes type 2, it may be more efficient to avoid some of our modern foods than to count calories or carbohydrate,”

via Science Daily

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The Cave Man, Stone Age Diet Is Good For Diabetics…

Retired Fire Captain, Calvin Miller of Union City, New Jersey is reporting decreased insulin doses and lower blood glucose levels within one month after his adult stem cell treatment for diabetes (type 2) , diabetes induced erectile dysfunction and peripheral artery disease in Cologne, Germany.

Mr. Calvin Miller was recently treated at the XCell-Center using adult stem cells taken from a small amount of his bone marrow. The stem cells were introduced into his pancreas using a minimally invasive catheter procedure through the right femoral artery similar to a heart catheterization.

This is the 3rd, 4th and 5th time that Mr. Miller has undergone treatment using stem cells in the past few years. All of the stem cell procedures have been for different disease process’. He has obviously had more than favorable results…

“Before scuba diving this past Sunday morning, I injected only 32% of my normal insulin dose. During the day, I ate normally – for a diabetic – without injecting any more insulin. That evening, I measured my blood sugar and I was astounded that it was only 126. A month ago, even with my full insulin doses, I never had readings below 170″

The X-cell Center treats diabetes, stroke, spinal cord injuries, ischemic heart disease, multiple sclerosis, parkinson’s and alzheimer’s. Before the end of the year the X-cell Center will publish it’s data and findings from the research data it has gathered and compare it to diabetics that have received conventional treatment.

via eMedia Wire

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New Jersey Man Completes Stem Cell Procedure With More Than Favorable Results