Follow This Diet To Reverse Insulin Resistance & Diabetes in 2 Weeks!

[@SugarMDs]

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[@raone8134]

Hello Doctor. I found out that I was pre-diabetic in 2020. I am also a natural ectomorph. I was about 160 back in 2020. I started eating less carbs since the news, but now I look weak and sick because i lost more weight. I still excercise, but I'm 6 feet and 140 pounds now. I look like a stick. How can I gain weight again on your suggested diet ? It seems impossible putting on weight without carbs and only eating once or twice a day. I really want to get up to 175-180 pounds.

[@raone8134]

Society doesn't really care or thinks about what an ectomorph has to go through because they are so focused on obesity. When a 350 pound pre or diabetic obese person goes on a healthy diet plan, and loses weight and goes down to 200 pounds that person still looks good and healthy, but when a skinny pre or diabetic ectomorph goes on a healthy diet and loses weight as a result of that diet, the person looks emaciated and sick. Right now, my ribs are showing and the bone below my neck is showing because I'm trying to eat healthier and cut off the carbs. It's frustrating being a pre-diabetic ectomorph.

[@raone8134]

@@muhammedsone7817 What does that have to do with me ? 😆 🤣

[@siidajuma1544]

What of diabetes type one, how is it

[@errolaitken9800]

Hi Doc, what if you rapidly lost a lot of weight due to diabetes and actually would like to regain some, what kind of diet can I eat?

[@ginabree]

Got diagnosed with diabetes, shock of my life, lost 50 lbs with WW, changed my eating 100 percent and walk 3 times a day. Off my meds 8 months after the first diagnosis. It can b done. I am a 58 F

[@senkabobovcan2356]

This is great 😊 I need do soon is possible. What means that / WW / you lost 50 lb Can you explain please? Greetings from Florida 😊

[@DIGdogs853]

@@senkabobovcan2356I think she means Weight Watchers diet plan. (WW)

[@ginabree]

@@senkabobovcan2356 weight watchers

[@juliejablonsky3058]

Weight watchers diet program, is now called WW

[@saraht963]

Oh, the only ww i could think of in my brain was World War. Thank God, its weight watchers program.

[@chrystallee5528]

I quit all grains, sugars and most processed foods (except tomato sauce and plain sugar free greek yogurt) back in Oct 2022. Inflammation in my body was literally killing me and I could barely walk some days. It is March and I've reduced most of the Inflammation and daily pain and also during the process I have lost 25 lbs. ☺ My goal is to loose another 28 lbs. Wish me luck.

[@laowai2000]

Lose another 28lbs and you may get loose skin!

[@sci-fi.tsunami]

Plain sugar free greek yogurt aka *TORTURE!*

[@scotnick59]

Great good luck to you, Chrystal!

[@TangoKiloAlpha54]

How did you do that? I would love to hear your experience. I have fibromyalgia, severe inflammation and chronic pain/fatigue . I can barely walk. Simple tasks such as washing my hair or dressing myself is painful. I go to work come home sleep, repeat! I feel like I’m dying. 5’4” and weigh about 174. @54 yrs old. Totally unable to exercise because of fibromyalgia. Unable to follow diet plans because of the disabling effects of Fibromyalgia! I am unable to prepare any food most of the time. So I eat what I can. I was fit but got fibromyalgia a decade ago and I just went downhill. And feel hopeless! I have insulin resistance or probably diabetic (no insurance for doctor or testing) I’m so depressed I’m considering leaving my job because I can’t function anymore and hanging on by a thread! I’m a mess and feel like I’m one step away from dying from a heart attack or stroke. Sorry for the long rant!

[@chrystallee5528]

@@TangoKiloAlpha54 Hi, I don't know what kind of job you have but, if you can go to work and function a little bit then you can prepare your meals. Firstly, throw out all of the boxed or bagged food items in your pantry. They most probably are filled with stuff that you have no business eating in your condition. Even some seasonings have sugar and unnecessary chemicals in them. Use fresh food and spices if you can. Frozen vegetables are great also. Start drinking Alkaline or Spring water. Stop eating sugars, grains, root vegetables and seed oils. Remember, all grains turn into sugar in your body. This means that your diet will be somewhat limited but still delicious and you will have to prepare food at home because, almost everything in the streets is bad for you. When I first started I would go to the Mexican market in my neighborhood and buy a rotisserie chicken, a pint of refried beans, a pint of guacamole, some various deep green lettuces, avocados, balsamic vinegar, strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, havarti cheese, free range chicken eggs and plain whole milk yogurt. With this stuff I made salads or ate the chicken with the other items. The yogurt was for my first meal of the day which consisted of 2 eggs, 2 slices of bacon and yogurt with berries cut up in it. I cook with butter or olive oil (no deep frying). I only drink water and coffee or tea. I do use monkfruit sweetner, alulose and equal but, I'm cutting back on equal because I think it makes my heart race. Listen to your body when it speaks. For snacks I eat an avocado or nuts. I make a personal mix of macadamia, pistachios, walnuts, pecans and pine nuts because those taste the best to me. Sometimes I throw some sugar free chocolate chips in the mix 😋 I'll be honest, I do eat onions in my food (it's a root vegetable). Food just ain't the same without onions but, you can substitute leeks for onions if you like. Make sure to read the ingredients listing on every package of food before you buy it. Some of them are labeled as Keto but after careful examination you will see that it isn't. Keto bread = non existant. There is no such thing. I used to feel like you. Like I was going to die every day. My heart would race at any time, I could barely walk some days, I couldn't sleep, going to urinate every hour, I was in pain 24/7 and many other maladies. Fixing all of this is my motivation. Remember, each day of bad eating is another day of pain. You literally are what you eat. Your doctors are not going to tell you these things because medical training doesn't include proper nutrition for health. Our Healthcare system is really Sickcare maintenance. I suggest that you do your own research into what foods and supplements are best for your condition. You really have to do the work and take care of you. No one else will. Start today! Good luck to you, sincerely.

[@robertamurroni]

I am Italian and live in Italy. My family doctor sent me to a diabetologist considering I have PCOS, insulin resistance and could not lose weight. Homa Index was 6.6. The diabetologist said, without even looking at my HOMA Index, " come back when you are diabetic". Prevention, hey? . So I went to a nutritionist and I am now steadily losing weight, low carbs (I eat pasta bread pizza or rice occasionally, maybe twice a month- remember, I am Italian :D ).

[@Cowgirl-up9qx]

That's my problem I'm 6.3 right now and trying to get it down but being Italian it's hard what foods did u eat to help

[@mihaeladog7187]

Where I live it’s the same , the dr doesn’t care until you’re diabetic.

[@venice1115]

Try red lentil pasta very low in carbs.

[@daphneruthsebastian1244]

Yes. That’s a true dr. But nutritionists help you because they have wisdom.

[@factsplz2248]

As a Type 1 diabetic for 37 years, the seconds on oranges and orange juice need clarification, learned from experience. If my blood sugar is low, a glass of orange juice can spike my sugar level by 150+ points in 20 minutes, but eating a whole, peeled orange, will not spike -- because of the fiber and "white stuff" from the peel.

[@daphneruthsebastian1244]

Agreed.

[@RedPilled100]

Yep eat your fruit dont drink it(both soluble & insoluble fiber) helps reduce glycemic impact

[@roshglock]

The pith

[@hiddencreekgardensbethmcmi3720]

The struggle to eat right is real

[@SugarMDs]

It is a habit not a struggle. Once you start loving it, it will be a habit. I can’t have dinner without salad anymore. And yet half of my patients still hate greens.

[@ikecon991]

😢

[@carolablue5293]

My GI doc says that salad is the worst for IBS. 😒

[@pamelahansen8842]

It is a struggle, you clearly are not overweight. Are you diabetic?

[@carolablue5293]

@@sacredwaters9 Hippocrates said "Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food."

[@wildgeeseod67]

Great video. I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes the 1st week in 2024. I decided straight away I want to try and reverse this. So read books, changed my diet, weight trained hard, walking lots. Lost 6 inches (15cm) off my waist so far in 6 weeks. Feel much better for it. Realistically I think will take to summer to get to pre diabetic, but I’m not giving up. Learnt so much about my body and food that it’s a lifestyle change now.

[@SugarMDs]

Hi @wildgeeseod67, thank you for sharing that 😊 I'm glad that you're working for a healthier you and congrats on your health achievements. Please don’t forget to share this content so that we can reach and help more people. Visit sugarmds.com for our free diabetes and diet e-books and audiobooks.

[@succubusbaee3088]

I love you. ! You got this

[@CocoChanelle-1]

I heard to decrease at least 10% of your weight will help.

[@stevenspeakman8461]

My wife and I were practically bed ridden for a couple years. In that time we could do nothing but eat cereal and tv dinners. When my wife started to recover, she started gaedening 5 minutes at a time in between resting, all day every day. 2 yrs later she is planting 2 other yards in the culdasac and is growing a ton of fresh fruit and vegetables and avoiding most processed foods. And our blood numbers are perfect. It works. We feel great. She is bean crazy. Always looking for lentils ,new beans etc.

[@moabite367]

Great story, thanks for sharing it.

[@nicopolaris5033]

What an amazing testimony.

[@toninj71]

Went on a keto low carb diet last June 2022 after finding out I had metabolic syndrome x . I had skin 1 dark I on my neck, a big belly, the tingling in my feet, excessive urination. My starting weight was 285,I and now down to 172 , I 'll be going back to my Dr's in June for my yearly physical. I'm curious to see what my labs look like. After fixing my diet and getting more active the above issues started going away. No more skin tags, tingling, the black patch . & My belly is getting smaller. Such a shame most drs don't break it down as this dr is doing.

[@chrystallee5528]

Fantastic! 👏 👏 👏

[@KathyOdisse]

please update us !!

[@jenmck8146]

That's great! Please keep us posted on your lab results!

[@keylanoslokj1806]

What kind of exercise

[@keylanoslokj1806]

@@krystalmy2000 theoretically if you get on a raw vegan diet of mostly fresh sprouts and seasonal fruits, you will stop making more ans will even shrink/shed some old ones.

[@StephonFitness]

I used to be overweight and very insulin resistant. It was impossible for me to lose body fat. Eventually, I followed a high fat - low carb diet and I lost 66 lbs (30 kg) in 8 months. It worked very well for me. Losing weight is incredibly easy if you know what your doing. In my opinion, best diet to reverse insulin resistance is a low carb diet.

[@mrwes100]

Eating the right carbs is most important, IMHO.

[@StephonFitness]

@@mrwes100 You are right man, but people who are insulin resistant and overweight / obese don’t tolerate carbs well because they always have high blood sugar and insulin levels throughout the day. So eating carbs is not effective for them, and it is better for them to follow a high fat - low carb diet. Science also shows that high fat - low carb diets are much better for reversing insulin resistance than high carb - low fat diets. But if you are lean and don’t have insulin resistance, then I agree with you that eating the right carbs is certainly the most important thing to maintain a healthy body fat percentage and prevent insulin resistance.

[@anujbhardwaj3960]

@@StephonFitness you feel hunger all time and frequent urination

[@StephonFitness]

@@anujbhardwaj3960 That is true.

[@anujbhardwaj3960]

@@StephonFitness how is your condition now...does you successfully reverse your insulin resistance

[@malross8598]

My Ac1 test last June was 7.1 I took myself off medication in july..and stated a very little carb diet..Excercise twice a day 7 days a week..I lost 20 kilos in weight and my ac1 was down to 5.6 in September I'm now a healthy 70 kilos in weight..I stick to sensible eating I can even got out weekends drinking light beer and it dies not affect my blood sugar

[@simbacharamba6889]

Wow. Congrats. Do you eat meat

[@malross8598]

@@simbacharamba6889 yes I eat pork chops grilled chicken steamed or grilled ..liver ..and lots of fish

[@captmrgn7040]

Great job!

[@justanotherperson563]

That's amazing and impressive, congratulations!

[@princessunicorn669]

What’s a Kilo? Is that similar to pounds?

[@Hippy2021]

Since I choose to eat healthy, am no longer craving of sweet and junk food. It's not difficult as we think, simply take the habit to select fresh, natural and nutritious foods and cook your own meals. Give your body sometimes to appreciate the best foods Nature provided.

[@Wolf-rg7ih]

Took me 6 months in rehab for sugar addiction Now o can saw loud in sugar free. I don’t need I don’t miss sugars and all junk / processed foods - Life is complete diferent 😅

[@needparalegal]

Meat naturally suppresses appetite.

[@marysquillacote7076]

Great job.

[@saundrakielborn2201]

@@Wolf-rg7ih wow, I never knew they had a rehab for sugar, addiction!

[@samrawiteri7724]

What type of food did you consume on the average day? Did you incorporate , any complex carbs, legumes etc?

[@christyb7590]

I went on strict Keto and all my numbers reversed. I will admit that this is a struggle to stay clean Keto. I have put a lot of work in it and just decided to make huge lifestyle changes. I feel wonderful.

[@ladynefertitibk]

I just found out I was diabetic, this video helped a lot. I already changed my diet but I will take your advice on all the other information. Thank you

[@SugarMDs]

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[@anthonyr7902]

Did ya reverse diabetes & can you go back to regular diet after?

[@supermonkey8142]

@@anthonyr7902 What is regular diet?

[@KK-qu7jb]

This is the most clear and concise video I have ever seen on this topic. Thank you Dr Ergin

[@SugarMDs]

Wow, thank you!

[@gianlucad8003]

This is NOT a typo, I was diagnosed with blood/sugar reading of 134, the doctors and nurses couldn't believe I was still alive and walking around. Anyway, to make a very long story short, I got off all meds within 6 months, eliminated all sugar, lost a bunch of weight and started taking supplements including Berberine and Turmeric B12, Bitter Melon & Lipoid Acid and 4 years later I'm out of the diabetes range with an AIC of 6.4 Berberine is better than Metformin and safe, unlike Metformin.

[@PrimitiveFilmGroup]

Do you have to eat low carb to stay in that range or are you eating carbs

[@gianlucad8003]

@@PrimitiveFilmGroup I have some carbs every day, not a lot though, and then once a week or once every 10days or so, I let go and eat pizza, cake, whatever I desire and then I get back to my normal routine. I get some exercise everyday, some naturally and some on a stationary bike. I also drink plenty of water throughout the day.

[@gianlucad8003]

@@PrimitiveFilmGroup I really don't, that's a problem I haven't encountered, that could be serious, you should get it checked out.

[@grainiac7824]

If your doctor was surprised you were walking with a BG of 134 get a different doctor. That is pre-diabetic range....

[@gloriasaliba3395]

Metformin is a safe drug for the majority - an AIC of 6.4 is still in the diabetic range you need to lower it to 5.5 and less

[@leviefrauim1425]

This is possibly one of your most informative, generalized videos- thank you, Dr.!

[@SugarMDs]

Thank you for watching our videos. Hope that you are learning as you watch. Merry Christmas!

[@JxT1957]

i did not change my foods i just simply eat way less of them. i went from 6.1 to 5.6 a1c in 4 months.

[@pleaseleavemealone2001]

Pls shed more light

[@patriciasutton4618]

I am 81, & have a lot to learn, just now finding out what I am going through is glucose problems. I don't eat sugar. Need to listen to more of your amazing video's and find out which direction I need to go in. Thank you for explaining these confusing issues in a plain and understandable way. I will be listening to all & taking a lot of notes. I just can't wait to get over, what I call crashing and blurry eyes, it's a horrible feeling. 😊

[@SugarMDs]

Thank you for the support @patriciasutton4618 please feel free to continue sharing your experience. We are glad to know about your journey.

[@angel.heart007]

Ugh.. im a 53 yr old woman, just got diagnosed with type2… this has got to be the worst feeling ever. Been feeling depressed the past few weeks, but I snapped out of it and started doing little changes this week. I’m logging what I eat. I exercise every other day even just 30 mins. But sheeeez this is tough. So much info and not sure what to do.thanks for this video, it’s very helpful. Carbs are so confusing 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@pensive_hedgehog9985]

I am trying to stay away from processed food

[@angel.heart007]

@@pensive_hedgehog9985 same here. Haven’t touched it in a long time. Hope you’re doing well on this journey!

[@frenchvanilla4]

How are you doing now?

[@angel.heart007]

@@frenchvanilla4 I’m doing okay… I lost about 8 pounds but I also got super stressed out which is probably why I lost weight. My anxiety about diabetes and other issues caused my anxiety to shoot through the roof. I lost my appetite too. But I. Slowly getting back on track. Just taking things day by day. Thank you so much for asking❤️‍🩹🙏🏼 Hope you’re doing well.

[@frenchvanilla4]

@angel.heart007 I'm cutting out processed food and sugar I also started exercising..I'm 56

[@TheSimmpleTruth]

Insulin-resistance, in my case, does not go away for good. I do a sugar-free, low-carb, dairy-free, non-processed foods, organic, grass-fed & pastured raised diet and I do well until I eat ONE dessert and all of my progress is reversed instantaneously and I gained weight right away. One diversion off the diet and everything brings me back to square one.

[@ZoltanSzemak2]

Low carb diet is not reversing diabetes

[@ZoltanSzemak2]

It would be reversed if you could eat carbs like those who have no diabetes

[@lupecervantes4425]

You need to exersice, I know is Hard, but is the only way. I exersice in front of the tv, so that I don't get bore.

[@kumudinivithanage8959]

Dr McDougall's wholefood plant base no oil no sugar low salt diet ( starch solution)

[@HitherandYarn]

Wow! This is exactly what happens to me if I eat 1 sweet.

[@kyublough2540]

I am grateful to the tips you shared Doctor. I am type 2 diabetic.,I don't take metformin or any medications,I am taking herbs in the kitchen like turmeric,cinnamon,and ginger powder..and it controls my diabetes and also watching what I put in my mouth,I never drink alcohol,smoke cigarettes, don't drink colas.I will maintain to eat a balance diet and exercise.I monitor my bloodsugar once a week,not everyday.

[@lynnrussell1641]

Berberine and low carb diet reversed a friend's Type 2 completely.

[@machineinuae1987]

how? i need some tips for this? i am 35 years old recently diagnosed with type-2 diabetes.

[@Killerkarotte1]

Some of this is not plausible.

[@thetaoisnecessary]

@@machineinuae1987hi! The best way to reverse is to change your diet. For example, I am adopting Mediterranean diet ( occasionally eat sweet or I grab keto snacks). 30 minutes of exercise four or five times a week helps too. Sometimes exercise is ok but intermittent fasting is even better. My A1c went from 13.5 to 6.6 within 90 days. I was taking Glipizide and now I am on metformin but rarely take it because my lifestyle is changing anyway 😀

[@chosenandblessed9040]

​@lynnrussell1641 how much berberine

[@suzybagley4739]

I truly appreciate you sharing your health care knowledge with us on KZbin. I have some work to do to get myself out of being pre-diabetic. I'm not so far out of the ballpark but soon we'll feel better gaining the knowledge that you've share with me. My heart 💓 Thanks you

[@krisjustin3884]

A thorough, well researched discussion on reversing insulin resistance! Very helpful, practical tips that should help countless folks. Realistic and effective, with a compassionate awareness of patient needs and responses!

[@kayn2756]

My A1C was 5.7 and i developed acanthosis nagricans. Started walking 30 min daily. Ate one meal a day. Cut alcohol in half. No carbs. 3 months later, 20lb less. A1C 5.3. And the black under my armpit gone. Under eye darkness gone😂

[@hemisphere903]

That IS funny 😂

[@ksuarezfr]

the black underarms makes me sooo insecure! it's what made me take this seriously

[@teddyv6799]

But 5.7 isn't that bad though or so I thought 🤔.

[@Michael-4]

I went from prediabetic to normal in a few weeks mainly eating saturated fats. Love to see a high quality study that proves saturated fats are related to IR.

[@evaallen9728]

Which saturated fats did you eat? Did you find some were better than others? Could you please give some examples? Thanks

[@grainiac7824]

how long did it take? I've been low / rare carb for 1.5 years and only went from 6.1 to 5.8. I even lost 30 pounds and ppl say I almost look too thin... BMI down to 21 from 25. I did recently target some fats b/c I had no energy and also initiated some fasting the last 2 months. Will see if that helps. Congratz to you. Didn't work quickly for me like it seems to work for some here : /

[@valarielacasse803]

@@evaallen9728 everyone is different one size does not fit all best to listen and go along with suggestions from dr

[@Michael-4]

@@evaallen9728 Eggs, bacon, ground beef, lamb, cheese, FF milk/yoghurt. In the UK most meat is grain finished but raised on grass.

[@Michael-4]

@@grainiac7824 Have you tried intermittent fasting/24 hour fasts? What about aerobic exercise, HITT, weight lifting. If you have a low bodyweight maybe focus on putting on some lean body mass?

[@adorablerepurposals6745]

Just found you and subscribed. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I’ve been doing IF for about 2 months and noticed my “age spots” on my cheek, are fading! I didn’t make that connection until this video!

[@LindaMcNeely-l6l]

I recently found you on KZbin and was so happy I subscribed. I started my journey with a functional medicine MD this summer. So glad I did! I have insulin resistance and your talks are so encouraging. I am 78 y/o thankful Christian happy granny. Better late than never, right?! I was sick from 11/08/23 with not good medical care. Kept getting worse, doctor kept giving me antibiotic but not trying to find out cause. After 4 visit and another Rx for antibiotics, I refused and asked for Pulmonologist who dx me w bronchiectasis. I’m now on health journey w IF and feeling better already. I had to push to get the care I needed. 🤗

[@belenvelez7028]

Thank you Dr Ergin for your ADVANCED GLUCOSE SUPPORT. I really reversed my diabetes. I stopped shooting insulin daily for 8 months for I developed skin rashes, very itchy. Now I’m healing from those rashes and itching, I gave your ADVANCED GLUCOSE SUPPORT AS CHRISTMAS GIFT. I have less than 1 bottle left.

[@SugarMDs]

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[@Charles73358]

Great video. I really enjoyed it 😀 I am not a diabetic yet but I recently had a physical and my blood work was done and the doctor indicated that I am possibly at a pre-diabetic stage and I am looking into every avenue on how to get better numbers on my next physical in June and I am glad that I found your video and I have just finished looking over your website and after looking it over I am excited keep up the good work Doctor 👏 🙌 👍 Awesome. !

[@SugarMDs]

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[@joshuahuihui5913]

Hi Doctor, thank you for this video. I can see the kindness and care for us struggling. I'm 45 year old male at 340 pounds pre-diabetic. I needed hope. I was 360 lbs and i'm losing weight on my way to a new life. Thank you!

[@SugarMDs]

@joshuahuihui5913, you're welcome 😊 Feel free to browse my channel for more videos that you might like and don’t forget to share this content so that we can reach and help more people. Visit sugarmds.com for our free diabetes and diet e-books and audiobooks.

[@elhombreloco3680]

Great advice overall, but be careful! If your insulin resistance / diabetes is more advanced or more stubborn, low GI carby foods are not gonna cut it. You might have to go really low carb, and not too much protein either (cut out beans, legumes, and other high carb stuff - definitely no grapes or oranges, maybe she berries), but of course, it's best to experiment (with blood glucose monitoring) and see what works for you. Don't be disappointed if something doesn't work for you, just find something that you like that does! You got this! I'm reversing my diabetes that I've had for decades since I was 17. My A1c was 13.2 a month ago, it will be under 6 in three months from now!!

[@Evelyn925_]

my A1C was 10.3 in December cut out most carbs and it was 8.3 in Mid January. I’m hoping it too is under 6 now. I refuse to take meds

[@elhombreloco3680]

@@Evelyn925_ honestly, if it was lowered that much in a month and half, and you continued doing what you were doing, it should definitely be at least under 6.4 (assuming A1c is a three month average), but most likely much lower, as effects of low card diet compound over time (in my experience)

[@Evelyn925_]

@@elhombreloco3680 thank you for replying I hope so.

[@SugarMDs]

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[@scarcheer7211]

Your videos are very helpful to me. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and for caring about people in general. You rock Doc!

[@SugarMDs]

Thank you for the kind words. Hope you continue watching my uploads!

[@maxinemcelroy8902]

I'm 70 years old, metformin did absolutely nothing but make me sick. I've been taking jardiance for about 2 years now. What's your thoughts on jardiance please? God bless you 🙏🏻

[@webxjbobartdgr]

She explains it perfectly best on KZbin she goes step by step slow she doesn't try to over talk too fast she's just right on I love this lady

[@Meathead-10810]

I'm eating a whole food animal based diet, I got to a normal BMI now in 4 years but have not tested insulin resistance yet.

[@maryrobison1984]

I'm glad you mentioned healthy fats. On keto, butter from grass fed cows is good 😊

[@dutchesscarniegegordon56]

Anchor butter

[@penniroyal4398]

I’ve cooked most of my food at home. I’ve done everything right and I still have high blood sugar. My kids 35/40 are thin too. Everything you’ve suggested I’ve been doing for decades.

[@LA-si5lx]

Do you try to build muscles that helps too

[@joinahmukanangana2993]

Maybe its high level of stress .I am same as well ,even if I am not eating anything it still goes up and am under too much stress .

[@Ih3artl]

@@joinahmukanangana2993 I’m looking into Cushings because of this exact thing. Was hospitalised with DKA and even on insulin IV my bloods were sky high. No medication, weight loss, fasting or diet works for me these past 13 years.

[@yanitairam6102]

Try Low Carb Diet effective. ❤

[@akhtarosman7765]

Dr. Ahmet You are good in your subject. Materials you provides are quite easy to understand and implement.

[@MrRoyck10]

Excellent content Dr Ergin and thanks for the informative contents that you put out to help diabetics, wishing you a prosperous 2023.

[@SugarMDs]

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[@desiredlatin]

So glad I came across Dr Ergin which we had more Dr like you in the field

[@SugarMDs]

@desiredlatin, thank you 😊 Feel free to browse my channel for more videos that you might like and don’t forget to share this content so that we can reach and help more people. Visit sugarmds.com for our free diabetes and diet e-books and audiobooks.

[@XtremeScratchers]

My A1C went from 13.4 to 5.4 in 6 months on the Ketogenic diet with no drugs, good hdl went up, triglycerides dropped to 54 from 200, calcium score dropped. Lost 60lbs, arthritis went away after cutting out dairy including all joint pain disappeared cutting out dairy, over all im healthier now than ever

[@Nonstopmasonryllc]

What did you eat for breakfast I’m struggling losing weight ? And getting in shape

[@INDYEAH]

This is the best summarized video available on KZbin for IR ! Thanks a lot Doc. Subscribed

[@richardkeller4892]

1 thing that was missing that I saw in other videos is how important sleep is to sugar level and insulin resistance. So I cut out coffee and my sleep is better than before.

[@beehead5661]

Sleep is important for so many things. Thank you for highlighting coffee as something to consider eliminating in order to improve sleep.

[@grainiac7824]

THAT might be my problem. I do have serious sleep problems. I used to wake up around 2:30 and again at 4 and I got a sleep mask for my eyes and now I at least sleep til 4 a.m. and often can go right back to sleep. Hopefully that is helping. Another 2 months before I check labs.

[@richardkeller4892]

@@grainiac7824 Remember if you cut coffee your body will have cravings for other caffeine too like chocolate, tea or diet colas. Sleep apnea can also be a problem where you wake up without knowing it and it interrupts your REM sleep.

[@mandyhaven4290]

@@grainiac7824I was waking up every night a 4 am was getting 3 to 4 hours of sleep I didn’t figure out what was going on until Covid as my issue got worse . After Covid I was waking up at 4 am still but my heart rate was near 200 bpm . Tachycardia - still not sure what’s causing it working on that but I know if eat eat salad like I used to every day it gets bad . If I stay meat heavy it doesn’t go over 100 . I’m thinking all raw veggies and nuts make it bad but I’m in the process of testing that .

[@demonized3299]

Nice to see an actually great and non extreme video about getting healthy. So many people are about that fear mongering and extreme dieting that cause binge eating. Thank you.

[@habsom1406]

Nice well rounded video, thanks for creating, editing and uploading.

[@SugarMDs]

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[@carolynreed4020]

this video is like gold! thank you.

[@SugarMDs]

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[@robertoperezaguirreeliasca7559]

I can’t thank you enough for this informative video Dr. Ergin! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year much blessings for all your help! Greetings from La Paz in Baja California Sur México

[@richardgagnon5170]

Very relevant, and so well presented, very clear. Thank you.

[@robertoperezaguirreeliasca7559]

I’m 72 BMI in the green Pre diabetic follow strict lifestyle protocol No alcohol No smoker since birth OMAD …. I fast 24/7 …. 21-22 hrs between meals! Early morning Walk 6 am.5.5 kmts … 1.3 hrs Evening walk 6 pm 5.5 kmts 1.3 hrs Constantly move during the day Like a shark Drink pleanty water, Coffee Eat balanced diet Fish Chicken Greek yogurt unsweetened Nuts Almonds Oat meal Whole grains Fresh leafy greens Berries Apples Corcumin Chia Beans Lentils Cinnamon Seeds Organic peanut butter only one ingredient Avoid refined foods Follow Nike Run apps On my iPhone

[@chrismccall797]

What about Brazil nuts and macadamia nuts, cashews, walnuts, pecans?

[@lynnrussell1641]

Grass fed organic beef is anti-inflammatory while chicken is inflammatory

[@Surpluxee]

do you think a diet of chicken and rice is a good substitute for type 2?

[@Jan-d5h]

No. Chicken and rice is not a good diet for type ll diabetic. Sorry 😂

[@Jan-d5h]

Trouble for me is that I love chicken and rice also. However, I am also type ll 😂

[@crystalfreeman7076]

I have like every symptom but I literally just don't feel right! I have excessive sweating, tingling in my lips and feet, and lightheaded alot but it comes and goes. I am going to follow this diet and see if it changes my issues.

[@paulnyagah181]

Did it change?

[@fatimagulbadan9006]

Thank you, Dr. Ergin. It is a great information. God bless you.

[@victoriac.attorneyatlaw]

Thank you so much. I work out 6 days a week and am on a restricted diet but believe I may be insulin resistant. This was very helpful. When I was in court 5 days a week, I always took the stairs in a 19 story building-- it was very powerful. Now I am incorporating Zumba and walking!

[@SugarMDs]

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[@Mahindak1962]

Very helpful video. Thank you Dr.

[@sandyjohnson5111]

It’s hard to not hate vegetables. But I have found a channel in a man too hates vegetables. He refers to them as gross. What he has done is come up dishes that hide the taste of vegetables. He does weekly meal preps and is able to get in his vegetables with good tasting food.

[@rajanthapa269]

Hy sir can you make one diet chart from breakfast to dinner please …thankyou for your help❤️❤️

[@SugarMDs]

Thank you for the suggestion. We will put that on our bucket list for future videos.

[@ItsLindaMichelle]

@@SugarMDs thank you

[@cherylfernandes2810]

I agree we need a chart from breakfast to dinner

[@AttemptMade]

I weigh 345lbs, if conservatively 35% of my weight is body fat that’s 483,000 calories which energy wise is equivalent to 1064lbs of TNT. That’s so much energy that it makes zero sense for me to be lethargic all the time. I appreciate what this Doctor is saying, but I think the best approach for me would be to start with intermittent fasting followed by a ketogenic diet which would then give way to longer periods of fasting and when I break my longer fasts it will be back to a ketogenic diet with intermittent fasting until I’ve lost enough weight to be able to function again without constant lethargy. I think that so long as I’m able to do some light weight lifting and cardio that should help prevent muscle loss.

[@fullersfamily4568]

Drink lemon water with a table spoonful of apple cider vinegar before your meal

[@maily8388]

I am not sure about “end” diabetes, but with small portions and no carbohydrates will help lower A1C.

[@GygaxGirl]

You can try it for a few months and see if it works for you.

[@deirdreslater4866]

Excellent knowledge informative educational content. Encouragement with clear guidance to change your mindset and life. His detailed approach is motivating and understandable of how to care for your body, areas that you need to change, correct and understand pre diabetes and diabetes.

[@JohnDretired]

Thanks very much for making these videos.

[@catrinblack8097]

Great video, it cleared up so many of my questions. Thank you. I am 163cm and 55kg and live in a cold climate. I do not drink and live mainly as a vegetarian with little processed food. I have just been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. I know it is the fat cells on my belly. I know I am scared that they (fat cells on my belly) leave me should I freeze to death. The stress from our fast, ridiculous modern lifestyle is horrendous and when we choose an alternative life we are targeted. I am very disappointed to find myself in a negative cycle that seem to lead to my fat belly that tries to protect me from the cold, and stress.

[@kibredesta7145]

Very helpful!!! Thank you so much God bless you🙏🏼

[@SugarMDs]

Welcome. Please spread the message. I appreciate you!

[@GriffinTanner-gn7uh]

My dad had diabetic I gave him moringa tea or bitter melon , or avocado leaves tea and all 3 lower h sugar. I change him leaves every 3 months but I only used these 4 leaves for him. Thanks for your great video

[@olilumgbalu5653]

Almost all the foods he mentioned as being good for preventing diabetes are foods people with IBS or SIBO are supposed to avoid (garlic, onion, dairy, legumes, etc)

[@julianadelion5497]

Thankyou so much. This has clarified many things for me.

[@hippiegirl5167]

2 words is all you have to say. Eliminate SUGAR!

[@Charles-ix5jc]

There is one of the things i did and i went from 450 pounds down to 220 in a year. No longer need blood pressure meds and only half of diabetic Ned's.

[@edgarmullins9327]

Hippie Girl easier said than done. Look at labels of things you buy at the store they almost all contain sugar and I don't like drinking black coffee.

[@yukiyu6241]

@@Charles-ix5jc What is that one thing you did??

[@Charles-ix5jc]

That's the only thing that worked for me got rid of my cravings now it's all high protein and stuff for me

[@rubyoro0]

@@edgarmullins9327 Have you considered allulose?

[@ambreenhumayune1345]

Excellent video Really appreciate the way you guide

[@SugarMDs]

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[@myutube8x]

Very good health minded video. Thank you.

[@magenta4443]

I'm 65 and lost 90 pounds over the last couple years. Even with insulin injections, I could not get my blood glucose below the 300s-400s. We have a garden and I eat healthy with lots of fiber. I work out every day at home and go to the gym every other day to intensively use the stationary bike and the weight machines. I lost 90 pounds over the last two years (without insulin) and last year retired to reduce stress. My liver likes to produce lots of glucose. The only way I brought my morning blood sugar down (before eating) to 125 was the medication, Ozempic, which I inject once per week. The insulin stores fat so it stalls my weight loss. I hate taking medication, but it was the only way I could get my body to stop producing so much glucose.

[@maiaallman4635]

Thank you for sharing your story. I think I have the same problem.

[@baileydawog6658]

Wow 300-400 high, fo you do fasting?

[@magenta4443]

@@baileydawog6658 I tried fasting, but got headaches and nausea. Currently, I'm on Ozempic medication that brings my morning glucose level to 125. I'm also on insulin.

[@angelawilliams9088]

@@magenta4443 People who has more of a higher insulin level, intermittent Fasting, or Fasting period is not a good.

[@what-we-eat]

try the soleus push ups

[@isabelcastillo2394]

Thank you Dr. Ergin. I'm an advocate on everything you said. You're a tremendous help to the Diabetes community.

[@workfromhome411_]

Great video! I use a product called Slimmer Max. You drink it 30 minutes before your meals and it really helps with appetite control and to lower A1C.

[@OriannaDixon]

That's a GREAT product! It works really well!

[@sandramason4672]

Dear Dr Ergan, I am an obese, vegetarian diabetic, although I have reduced by bloods to pre-diabetic, unfortunately blood pressure and cholestral have risen. I am worried about starting a low carb diet because of the high amount of fat. How would low carb/high fat diet affect cholesterol and blood pressure? How can I test for cholesterol and how often in UK? Thank you so much for your informative videos.

[@HenryD-ou4dk]

Carbs are the issue not fat. See Dr Sten Eckberg videos they are addicting

[@j.103]

Sandra….I’m not a vegetarian but have high cholesterol even though I don’t eat much meat at all….but am type 2 diabetic. . I also are afraid of low carb high fat diet…..waiting for meds to help my sugar through the mail. I’m just learning how to help myself with food choices….does diabetes run in your family? In mine unfortunately….let’s hope we both lose some weight, I know that will help….good luck to you in our fight….🍀

[@sandramason4672]

Hi, Thank you so much for your support. Yes, it is in the family. I do hope we achieve our goals.

[@drayanicole]

Healthy fats and no processed meat. Aim for things like olive oil, nuts, avacado for the fats and good quality grass fed meats.

[@ccalexander1924]

My cardiologist said Mediterranean diet helps to lower cholesterol. I’m looking into it now. I have normal BP but my cholesterol is little high and my AC 1 is a 6 ( it use to be lower ). So I have to be careful with the pre diabetes issue now and cholesterol as well. I was told to pretty much cut all red meats and processed foods like bacon and sausage. No more steaks !

[@KETOInTheKitchenWithJasmine]

I started developing skin tags on my right shoulder and had tingling in my left arm. I've been managing my Diabetes pretty good.

[@tikac2536]

I was able to reverse my diabetes from 7.4 to 5.6 with eating whole foods plant based but I'm wondering if my insulin production improved because I can eat the same meal and similar portions all week but bloodsugar will fluctuate

[@dfgvvggvjt6636]

Can I know what u eat? Any tips? I desperately need to reverse this :(

[@tikac2536]

@@dfgvvggvjt6636 starting out i followed a vegan diet with no processed sugar, fast between 16/18 hrs a day, watch portion sizes and if I eat carbs it's whole gains with very little or low processed carbs/keto. Look up dr. Neal Barnard and Joel Furhman. It took 4 months to get my blood sugar from 7.4 to 5.5, and lost 45lbs. I've been 5.5 for a year now and after losing the weight. I am still vegan and no longer fasting but i still watch my portions I just make sure to remain active and that I need to better manage stress

[@kachna8062]

@@dfgvvggvjt6636 I eat fat meat and green vegetables,eggs, good fats like butter, ghee, olive oil, MCT oil, I am not eat vegetable oils. I feel much better.

[@grainiac7824]

@@dfgvvggvjt6636 She mentioned plant-based whole foods.... I suspect tons of dark greens, cruciferous veggies, peppers/ onions/ spices/ celery... all the high fiber veggies. That's the direction I am changing to b/c low carb high fat has taken 2 years for me to go from 6.1 to 5.8 despite 30 pound weight loss and BMI of 21.

[@rojelio8]

Thank you! I fully enjoyed this video. The information you share is excellent.

[@shewayehaile8130]

Thank you so much for your help ❤Dr. you are the best

[@bkjamn]

Thank You for posting. Great information.

[@SugarMDs]

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[@symlexbrn5396]

You're one person who has explained this in layman terms, other people explain this as if they're talking to medical professionals

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[@lesliehall1613]

Great advice!! Thank you for this vital information

[@SugarMDs]

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[@irismartin9057]

Hi, I love your videos. I am a 52-year-old African-American women, who just recently found out that I am diabetic, I have been checking my blood sugar every morning and my blood sugar levels for the past 30. Days. For about a month now, and I am confused about weather or not I'm type one or type two.. Before meals, NLM was 259 for 2 times out of 7,285 4 times out of 14 days, and 332 6 times for 30 days. This is all before meals. Now after I eat, My Blood sugar average 301 once after 7 days and once and 14 days. However after 30 days it was 393.. When I look at my results on a whole, my NLM are 21 333 for 7 days, 49 385, for 14 days, and 93 average 382. I probably should have mentioned this in the beginning I am using the one touch ultra2 glucose meter. My question I have for you is I was told that I should not eat carrots because it acts as a sugar I. The body so I cut out carrots, I was also told not to eat yellow bannans because it act as a sugar in the body, also oa😂eal. however, these were the things I was ea😂tmg to help me stay full since I can no longer have cereal, pasta, rice and bread. I added salmon, sweet potatoes, metacimal twice a day, the one that says zero sugar. I take it before meals. I try not to eat late ate night, what do you recommend

[@lollybabe08]

You need to increase your protein and fat for satiety. I don't eat rice, potato, bread etc. You need above-ground vegetables (tomatoes, green leafy, healthy fat, meat/fish. No fruits except berries in moderation.

[@5points7019]

Also consider if you are having cravings for bread, pasta etc that you may be low in b vitamins. I added unfortified nutritional yeast a couple times a week to smoothies and my insane craving for bread stopped.

[@doloreswinsbarrow1110]

Thanks Doctor MD. Enjoy learning something new. Am not a diabetic, but try my best to eat healthy food, because i am allergic to wheat.

[@biancamatter2299]

very informative - thank you!

[@DramaneDeme]

Thank you so very much for being so humanistic !

[@jaysherif9594]

Thanks 🙏 dr. Very informative and educational!

[@mendigoolsby13]

Very great info! You made it simple to understand and have great ideas on what and how to eat!!

[@SugarMDs]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching!

[@Mabeylater293]

4:54 who says that cake, bread, and ice cream has to be processed????? They can be made homemade with PURE WHOLE FOOD ingredients. So when u say not to eat cake bread and ice cream that’s a misnomer because it’s HOW you make it that matters. Am I right? Or am I right? Love your channel!!!!

[@user-wx9xr8rl8g]

Thank you, Sugar MD. Please, what device is used to test insulin continuously at home? If there's any. Can one get the most of leafy greens cooked as well? Thanks.

[@EdwardKaiser-fl1iu]

Thank you for not taking up the first half of the video with like and subscribe talk. I’m not diabetic but I like to eat healthy in the hopes of never having an issue with it. Thanks for a great tutorial!

[@SugarMDs]

@EdwardKaiser-fl1iu, I'm delighted to hear you found the video useful! Staying proactive about health is the best approach. Keep up the good habits!

[@stevefackerell9589]

What are your thoughts on juicing veggies? Thanks

[@rickd438]

I'm not a fan. The fiber is important.

[@stevenhull5025]

See the video on KZbin. Plants are trying to kill you. You will be shocked.

[@poster.child-]

Thank you for sharing these very educational videos. We appreciate the time you put into them. Excellent thank you❤

[@SugarMDs]

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[@timsn4346]

Great advices and recommendations. Thanks. Well appreciated.

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[@edselbatioco1533]

Thank you for sharing this info.

[@SugarMDs]

@edselbatioco1533, you're welcome 😊 I'm glad that you like it. Please don’t forget to share this content so that we can reach and help more people. Visit sugarmds.com for our free diabetes and diet e-books and audiobooks.

[@anitamooreland-simms3606]

Is it okay to eat minced garlic in the jar. Is minced garlic just as good as the raw garlic?

[@paulah4476]

Great video, thank you and God Bless You.

[@SugarMDs]

Hello @paulah4476, I'm happy to know that you like it, thank you for the kind words and you're welcome 😊 Feel free to browse my channel for more videos that you might like and don’t forget to share this content so that we can reach and help more people. Visit sugarmds.com for our free diabetes and diet e-books and audiobooks.

[@msshell3657]

Can you explain exactly how to measure the waist? Should you measure at belly button, an inch or two higher, or something else? I have seen several different recommendations.

[@TheMinot60]

As a woman who has sewn with commercial patterns since the 70s anda nurse for 30 years, measure your waist at the smallest part of your trunk, where you crease when you bend from side to side. This is usually way higher than any waistband is and several inches above your belly button.

[@grainiac7824]

@@TheMinot60 Agree I was an employee health nurse and we did it that way

[@brauliaguerrero656]

Barbados cherry are high in vitamin c

[@MJYouAreNotAlone1]

I love your videos, thank you for everything you do for us.🙏❤️ God bless you and merry Christmas!🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄

[@SugarMDs]

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[@freespirit6209]

Great video again. Thanks! Would very much LIKE TO HEAR MORE about LIVER as an alternative to vegetables, some of which have too many histamines, salicylates for me.

[@SugarMDs]

@freespirit6209, glad to know that you like this content and that's a nice suggestions. I would definitely consider doing a video about that. Visit sugarmds.com for our free diabetes and diet e-books and audiobooks.

[@birgittastangelmayer9108]

You really help many❤️🙏❤️ - I live in Sweden and my healthcare have used me as an guinea pig since 2007🤔! I can't Count how many different medications they have been giving me 🧐 One question about weight and type-2 diabetes; my father was really Skinny but he had really High blood sugar 🧐 I have been overweight but very active and have had lots of muscle s, since about 10 year I have Back injuries and lots of pain, could my High blood sugar levels depend on my Xtreme Pain?

[@nancysmith-baker1813]

Thankyou , good teaching vid .last part realy good .

[@SugarMDs]

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