If true, this could be revolutionary.
http://www.bbc.com/news/health-39070183
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ReplyDeleteThere have been a number of type 2 diabetics who have seen documented improvement through intermittent fasting, as well as people with various inflammatory and other conditions, because of the processes kicked off by fasting. I would still think it's a smart move for diabetics to have doctors monitor them while attempting fasting.
ReplyDeleteMy best friend's dad did it successfully under medical advisory.
ReplyDeleteLinda Tewes: AFAIU, there has been some (but poorly systematised) evidence that fasting improves diabetes before, so it's not entirely surpising.
ReplyDeleteThe article admits that it's too soon to say whether it applies to humans.
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