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so today we’re going to talk about diabetes 1.5

what is that diabetes 1.5 interesting it’s not 1 it’s not 2.

it’s right in the middle so diabetes 1.5 is a combination of

it’s part type 1 diabetes and it’s part type 2.

so diabetes type one is destruction of the beta cells

the beta cells are the cells in the pancreas

that make insulin okay and this is an autoimmune disease

and what’s happening is you have antibodies that are attacking

the cells that make insulin decreasing the production of insulin so you just

don’t make insulin anymore so you have to take insulin that’s type

1. type 2 is the problem on the other end

it’s the problem in the receptor okay so you have insulin resistance so

it’s really a situation because not only do you not make

insulin you can’t receive it so it’s a double diabetes and that’s

another name for it now the problem is that this condition

is happening more and more in children as

well and so i think based on evidence out there

that is purely a situation it’s not diet it’s from vaccinations nowadays

a child gets about 80 vaccinations okay so it creates a lot of inflammation

okay so we have a lot of inflammation going on

from repeated stimulation of the immune system

then what happens is you have cortisol that comes in

adrenal makes it which is an anti-inflammatory so it’s going to try

to put out the if there’s not enough cortisol

then there’s still going to be enough inflammation to create damage

in the cells of the pancreas so a lot of children

are now getting double diabetes you didn’t see this

back in the early 90s or 80s it was after the repeated introduction

of all these vaccinations now i want to talk a little bit about

some of the symptoms of diabetes 1.5 okay number one

be frequent urination okay so you’re peeing all the time

especially at night number two you’re thirsty all the time

number three you’re getting weight loss okay why because you have

type one as well as type two together okay so

in diabetes type one people are not necessarily obese

because insulin is a fat storing hormone they have a problem with that so they

have a hard time storing fat so the body will start going after

muscle protein and it’s a mess so sometimes you get weight loss and a

lot of times in this diabetes 1.5 or double diabetes you

don’t necessarily always see obese people

see if it was just a type 2 you could just

get the person on the right eating plan and correct it

but type 1 is different another symptom would be blurred

vision okay and then you have nerve damage like at the bottom of your

feet tingling numbness it’s called

paresthesia and then we have vision problems

okay so those are the symptoms and in order for you to know if you have type 1

or type 2 you have to get a test you have to get

an auto antibody test it’ll measure those antibodies that are

attacking your own tissues now when i was in practice i would see

people that started out type 2 diabetes and then

somehow they started needing insulin and i’m like why would they need insulin

it’s getting worse and worse and so what i was looking at back then was

diabetes 1.5 because a lot of people were tested and they were

found to have antibodies against their own pancreas well basically looking back

i can see now it was definitely a double-edged sword they had not only the

damage to the receptors but also now to the beta cells so

we have the situation where maybe it started off type

2 and then it graduated into type 1 but they also at the same time had a bit

of the insulin resistance so not only did

they not make insulin it just didn’t work

in their body so let me just give you some

tips on what i would recommend to help deal with this situation

number one i would make sure that i would eat foods high in nutrients

specifically phytonutrients why because phytonutrients plant-based chemicals

decrease the complication from diabetes so at least

you wouldn’t get the severity of the symptoms

okay that would be number one number two i would really beef up

on my vitamin d vitamin d is one of the best

things for autoimmune conditions especially

for inflammation and i would probably do 20 to maybe 30

000 iu’s of vitamin d every single day zinc

is very important for the cells and the pancreas the beta cells there

it’s also very important in the immune system

especially autoimmune conditions another condition would be

vitamin b1 but i would get this in a fat soluble form called benfotamine

okay this is a really good vitamin to help

protect against the complications of this issue and then

another thing that i would get it’s called

nicotinamide okay so i would do vitamin d

zinc b1 and nicotinamide so you want to do vitamin d 20 000 to 30

000 ius okay per day zinc

i would do at least 50 milligrams per day i would do vitamin b1

in the form of benfotamine and i would do probably about four

tablets a day or capsules then nicotinamide and for that one i

would follow what it recommends on the

description on the bottle and in the comments section i’m gonna

put a very important paper that i highly recommend that you download

it’s from molecular and genetic medicine review of vaccine-induced immune

overload and the resulting epidemics of type 1

diabetes and metabolic syndrome emphasis on explaining the recent

accelerations and the risk of pre-diabetes and other

immune mediated diseases is fascinating

and you need to know about it thanks for watching

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