What is Prediabetes? 

Agreed: if you only measure the after-effects, you never address the problem, only the symptoms. The pancreas is putting out increased levels of insulin for an extended period of time before insulin resistance and a pooped-out pancreas finally catches up to not being able to regulate the blood glucose level, and THAT is what diagnosing diabetes seems to be addressing: the symptom, and not the cause. Even worse than only diagnosing the long-arrived-at symptom, then standard “treatment” revolves around only treating one symptom (high blood glucose) by trying to tweak the cause (insulin resistance) by forcing the body’s cells to take more sugar by giving them more insulin (because the cells are resistant to insulin, hey, why not MORE?) or, another treatment is to make cells be more sensitive to insulin so even more sugar (which they already have stored too much) can be stuffed into them. Since insulin is a storage hormone, and insulin resistance is the body’s way of saying “I’ve got too much stored, go away!” the correct way to lower insulin resistance (and thus lower blood glucose over time) is to use up what’s been stored while not adding more: the exact opposite of what standard treatment has people do. This is why for most, diabetes is a progressive disease with long-term complications like neuropathy (nerves are fried from too much sugar over time) because standard treatment is to ignore that the body is doing a normal regulatory function, and tries to override it.

@@strictnonconformist7369thank you both for this, but can you guide us to some videos or names of youtube creators that explain your theories more? Are you guys naturopathic doctors? What you are saying in essence is that drinking more water (hydration) and cutting sugar cold-turkey will in essence allow the pancreas to reverse pre-diabetes? Thanks again

This person doesn’t know what they are talking about, if they didn’t it wouldn’t sound so conspiratorial and incoherent. Pre diabetes is a real thing, it’s really a state that predates the disease condition of diabetes type 2. That’s a place where your body is insulin resistant. Meaning you need even more insulin to get your body’s elevated blood sugar to decrease. You can’t measure insulin in the body, you can only measure its effects and how it should be working. A lot of factors effect this all.

You can fix this with diet.

what do you mean

There no such thing as a sprained ankle, it’s either broken or it’s not. Get out of here with that ridiculous stuff. people are trying to learn and you’re over here just spew whatever you come up with on the top of your head.