Providing Patients A Life Without Diabetes

Dr. Roy Taylor is a Professor of Medicine and Metabolism at the University of Newcastle and Honorary Consultant Physician, Newcastle Acute Hospitals NHS Trust. He has also written a book titled “Life without Diabetes” for guiding doctors and patients.
Dr. Taylor has experience in the application of magnetic resonance spectroscopy to clinical medicine, metabolic research in diabetes, clinical outcome research in diabetic pregnancy, prevention of blindness by retinal screening in diabetes, and teaching in diabetes and obstetric medicine.
In this exclusive commentary, Dr. Roy Taylor has shared insights on various non-pharmacological tools and methods which can help in reducing drug dose or even making patients free from diabetes.

[dronemonkey]

Prof Taylor is a man that GPs need to research and listen to more.

[rajeshtanwar]

Doctor Roy Taylor Sir is a noble human being and a great Medical researcher.
His pioneering research towards treating diabetes type II without medicines and reducing insulin dependence in diabetes type I cases, is truly scholastic and of huge practical use.
I am, used to be, a type II diabetic for over three decades.
I have stopped my oral allopathic medicines before 3.5 months and still my HbA1c is 5.2
This is a remarkable success which I have achieved through dietary changes.This means all the Allopathic doctors I consulted for so long were unnecessarily prescribing me medicines and blood tests.Medicines and lab tests put together have already cost me a fortune.
I pray thee Almighty God that more and more people at large listen to and follow the advice of Learned Doctor Roy Taylor Sir..🎉❤🎉❤

[Straightdeal]

Very interesting, quite an unusual approach... No focus on Insulin Resistence, low carb etc.

[myopenmind]

In his book he recommends restricting calories to 800 per day.

[k.avilla]

Very encouraging. Thank you, Dr Taylor.

[sadaka_djaria_oummi]

Loosing 3.5 kg/week seems to be impossible. Each kg lost =7700 kcal. It means that we have to create a calory difference of 3800 per day!! We need as human 2000-2500 kcal per day.

[chrissvenningson]

Does fat also block the cells so that insulin can’t bring in the glucose to be utilized ?

[elinesssimwinga]

I would like to know about diabetes, since am patient got to about it less than one month

[beautifulrose]

Why would he say only 30 pounds. What if you weigh 400, 600. or more?

[tor]

Bunk. Food packs? Yeah, that's what people will eat with enjoyment. How about real food instead of highly processed, highly palatable junk food loaded with industrial seed oils, refined carbs, and sugar?

[garyroberts]

Doc if I lost 15 kgs I’d be 60kgs…I’m 75kgs and at my peak as a young man I was 72 kgs…180 cm….
You don’t know what you are talking about…I’ve been a diabetic for 12 years.

[AI-vssm]

Its hard to believe that this Doctor is so pleased with himself that he figured out ONE way to reverse diabetes, but, he has got the process BACKWARDS! The fat that is in the organs is there because of EXCESS CARBOHYDRATES, not from eating fat! Basic biology and he doesn't know this? Your body makes the small amount of glucose it needs, one teaspoon, all the rest of the excess carbs you stuff in your face has to be removed from blood as quickly as possible, by insulin. But once the cells and muscles are full, the rest of the glucose is converted to FAT! Low carb/high fat diets fix this problem by eliminating the carbs. Vegans do th he same thing by reducing the fats until metabolism is normal and then regulating glycemic load. Dr Taylor is commended for his as pproach, but, its not miraculous. . Ketogenic diet was used in the 1920s for diabetes control until pharmacy insulin was developed.

[Jchathe]

Low carb, high fat, good quality animal protein is the way forward, as thousands will attest to. I’ve increased my good quality fat intake and have lost loads of weight. This guy is selling snake oil.