Dr. Roshani Sanghani: Treat Diabetes with Fewer Drugs & Better Care -

[@MargaretUIUC]

I'm reading Gary Taubes's new book, "Rethinking Diabetes." The first part of the book is a historical perspective that answers the question why the US approach to treating diabetes is pharmaceutical rather than dietary. It's a fascinating read. I highly recommend it.

[@reisaanhealth]

Yes just got my copy too! Dr Roshani

[@gotmama2]

Awesome interview with Dr. Sanghani!!! Keep on keeping on... if more doctors who practice wholistic healing of metabolic syndrome, and who seek a public forum to shout it out, eventually this will become "common sense". Looking forward to Dr. Sanghani's book!

[@dilshaddegum4938]

Great information thanks 🙏 ❤

[@IFixHearts]

Glad it was helpful!

[@arleneblackwood835]

Thank you so very very much for all you all are trying to do 👏👏👏🙏💕

[@pabeader1941]

At around 23 minutes Jack mentions something that I have seen used in a different situation. My wife was a chronic pain patient for many years. She has genetic degenerative spine. The clinic that we found used a multi path way to approach pain management. There was spiritual, behavioral, outreach and medical parts to their approach. It worked great but I had to move for work and we never found another place like that. She has since found a surgeon that was able to help correct her spine and now doesn't need the heavy pain meds.

[@TerryCrowson]

Can you tell me if Pulmonary Hypertension has ever been cured on the carnivore diet, thanks.

[@KathyB-g9k]

I agree with those who mentioned they would like to hear more from Dr. O and his guest rather than Jack.

[@One1vision]

Please Dr. Ovadia consider doing the podcast without Jack. At times he is a distraction. I listen at times cringe when he enters a conversation. I listen to these to hear your comments, your questions, your expertise. I apologize for my impertinence.

[@VolkyHaus]

it would be nice if the invited is not interrupted. they lose what they are talking.

[@maryfields6649]

Prov. 18:21 Death and life are in the power of the tongue, and those that love it and indulge in it shall eat its fruit and bear the consequences of their words.