Putting Type 2 diabetes into remission | #DiRECT | Diabetes UK

[anandpwc]

Prof Taylor deserves Noble Prize. Can not express how grateful I feel about this person.

[donharrold]

Professor Taylor is a typical British Scientist. Calm, authoritative, factual and to the point. An underrated approach in life!

[kimnovak]

Thank you, for the info. Please turn off the music; it makes it difficult to understand what people say!

[New_Zealand_Music]

Thank you very much for your video. I've been off Metformin now for about 8 years. If I see a doctor at my clinic, my normal doctor is an available. I normally have to convince them I have diabetes because they say I don't. When I've been in hospital before to Dr standing at the end of my bed. Sort of having a quiet argument about he in remission, and the other doctor say it's who's from another country no he's cured himself. I'm happy with both. And there is research into diabetes type 2 being cured. And haven't failed a test in 8 years

[carinaekstrom]

Great information, but hard to hear, the music is too loud.

[stevegrant]

The music is too intrusive - it's sometimes difficult to hear the dialogue clearly.

[docsorebones]

I can't understand a word they are saying, can you? It's all muffled and the music is annoying!

[jojosmumdorothy]

I'm recently diagnosed type 2 insulin dependent I've been avoiding sugar and watching carbs but my blood glucose has started going up again in the 20s . I was in hosp Jan and had numbers 143 what they were about I don't know. I had dka and was very poorly with docs and nurses help we got settled . Now I don't know what's going on I don't know what to do can anyone help plz? I'm in UK and docs are closed 😊

[MeMe-cdwy]

Could not understand what man was saying because of the loud music

[blitzaxis]

So embarassing. How much did you pay the man.. lols

[cholman]

are you even speaking English?/ take a public speaking course!!