DIABETES
With diabetes on the rise, almost every pharmaceutical manufacturer is producing treatments in the form of pills and easy-to-use injection pens. One of the top pharmaceutical companies has built the largest factory ever, dedicated to the production of a single drug--insulin. However, in a recent report in The New England Journal of Medicine, scientists note that controlling dietary carbohydrates and fiber had the same effect on blood glucose levels as drugs to control blood sugar levels.

We've had many reports from diabetics who were able to reduce their use of insulin and pills by 50% or more. One woman sent me a note that she had been using 110 units of insulin per day and three drugs. After using the Formula, she was able to drop her use of insulin down to 10 units and one pill per day and said she feels human again.

The Formula is designed to help keep blood sugar levels steady, thereby helping to control the body's demand for insulin. This not only helps diabetics in controlling their blood sugar naturally, it can help to reduce the risk of diabetes for others.

HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
High blood glucose levels stimulate the release of insulin. Elevated insulin levels cause negative hormone reactions that can lead to the constriction of blood vessels and thereby increase blood pressure.

One of our clients told us that she had been taking medication to lower her blood pressure and began using the Formula on her doctor's recommendation. Thirty days later she returned to her doctor. When she called to report the good news, we enjoyed hearing her doctor's explanation that she never really needed medication; she simply needed a balanced diet.

The Formula helps keep blood sugar balanced, controlling the release of insulin, thereby triggering positive hormonal reactions that further control insulin and can help promote vasodilation, actually widening blood vessels and reducing blood pressure.

HIGH CHOLESTEROL
High cholesterol has been linked to high levels of insulin (hyperinsulinism). Hyperinsulinemia stimulates an enzyme (HMG CoA) in the body that increases the liver's production of cholesterol. By controlling insulin, you control the release of this enzyme and lower cholesterol levels.

We spoke with a man who told us he tried to lower his cholesterol for months by watching his diet. His doctor told him to cut out all fatty foods and eat lots of carbohydrates. For two months he cut out all eggs, red meat, and dairy. He even began pouring fruit juice on his cereal each morning in place of milk. To his horror, when he went back to his doctor, he found his cholesterol levels had skyrocketed along with his weight. His doctor immediately put him on a drug to lower his high levels of cholesterol.

A nurse in the office overheard the man's complaints and told him about the Formula she and her husband were following with great results. He bought the book that day. Thirty days later he returned for a follow-up visit. He had lost 22 pounds and his cholesterol had dropped so dramatically that the doctor took him off the drug and encouraged him to follow the diet for the rest of his life.

DEFENSIVE NUTRITION
It makes sense to believe that you are what you eat. Many people with poor diets suffer from weak immune systems. Poorly balanced diets stimulate negative hormonal reactions in the body that weaken the immune system, increasing susceptibility to illness and disease. A balanced diet strengthens the immune system and acts as a defensive nutrition insurance policy to protect you from disease.
 
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