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Dr. James Chappell author of the book A Promise Made A Promise Kept also recommends Cinnamon-based approach.

Researchers from the U.S. Department of Agriculture led by Richard A. Anderson, Ph.D., found that tea may increase insulin activity. Using black, green and oolong teas, the scientists found that tea increased insulin activity by about 15-fold in tests using fat cells obtain from rats. Richard A. Anderson, Ph.D. also published in Diabetes Care that less than a half-teaspoon of cinnamon daily for 40 days significantly lowered blood sugar levels among 60 volunteers with Type 2 diabetes.

Dr. Robert O. Young made a startling discovery concerning acid/alkaline balance and found out that the same exact discovery made been made 100 years ago by Dr. Bechamp in France: both had seen the mutation of the pancreas cells transforming before their eyes, under a microscope. He said that it was an eerie feeling to see what that scientist had discovered was the same as he had recently discovered, as well.   Dr. Young is endorsed by other medical doctors to be correct in his findings. He reads raw blood rather than blood with chemicals added for reading, the traditional medical school method. The addition of chemicals kills some of the cells which must be alive in order to read them properly.

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