My husband was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes a few years ago, and he's on medication. He's also trying to control his diet and exercise. We always hear about 'reversing' diabetes, so I wanted to know, is it actually possible to completely get rid of diabetes once you have it?
8 months ago
Honestly, from what I've heard, type 2 diabetes can sometimes be reversed with massive lifestyle changes, especially if it's caught early. But type 1? Nah, that's permanent. Always best to talk to a doc though, don't just rely on internet info, ya know.
8 months ago
Haha, if only we could 'get rid' of all our problems like that! For Type 2, some people do manage to reverse it with superhero-level discipline on diet and exercise. But for Type 1, you're pretty much stuck with managing it. Wish it was simpler, but then again, what isn't complicated these days?
7 months ago
For Type 2 diabetes, a significant dietary change, especially to a plant-based, low-sugar, whole foods diet, combined with consistent exercise, has shown promising results in achieving remission for many. It's not 'cured' but effectively managed without medication. This needs medical supervision, though.
6 months ago
Well, it's a big question! For Type 2 diabetes, sometimes with very strict diet and exercise, and weight loss, it can go into remission! 🎉 But for Type 1, no, it can only be managed. Always discuss with your doctor! 😊
5 months ago
Type 2 diabetes can sometimes go into remission with lifestyle changes. Type 1 cannot.
5 months ago
I was diagnosed with pre-diabetes and then early Type 2, and honestly, I was scared! But with a strict diet, losing weight, and daily walks, my blood sugar levels are now normal. My doctor calls it 'remission.' It took a lot of effort, but it's possible for Type 2 if you're dedicated!
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