the diabetes cure

Reversing Type 2 Diabetes in 2 MONTHS! Dr. Patrick Garrett, DC, B.Sci, DCCN, DABFM, FAAFM

104 East Broadway Newton, Kansas

316-212-5429 celldoctorgarrett@yahoo.com

Why should I listen to this

guy?

Dr. Patrick Garrett

Chiropractic College / Medical School

12 Years of Functional Lifestyle Practice

Specializing in reversing acute & chronic conditions naturally

Patients / clients all over the country & world

Clinical focus on reversing diabetes, asthma, allergies, eczema, psoriasis, migraines and epigenetic food therapy.

Physician

Postgraduate Educator300 Hour / 2 Year Diplomate Functional Medicine / Clinical Nutrition Program in Denver, Colorado

National Speaker Internal DisordersFunctional MedicineApplied Nutrition & Clinical ChemistryClinical NutritionFunctional Approaches to Reversing Diseases

National Speaker

Lifestyle Medicine ProgramCeliac DiseaseLifestyle Medicine – Metabolic Syndrome & NutritionLifestyle Medicine – Stress ManagementLifestyle Medicine – Weight ManagementLifestyle Medicine – Prescribing ExerciseLifestyle Medicine – OsteoporosisLifestyle Medicine – The Biology of Normal Sleep & Consequences of Insufficient SleepInfertility & Endocrinology & More

 Postdoctoral Education

Lifestyle Medicine ProgramLifestyle Practices for Weight Management & Health Promotion

Models of Behavior Modification

The Pressure System Model of Lifestyle Counseling in Primary Care

Rationale for Lifestyle & Weight Management Counseling

Weight Bias in Clinical Settings: Improving Health Care Delivery for Obese Patients

Postdoctoral Education

Yale Medical SchoolYale Medical School

Biomedical Engineering

OC Coursework

Epigenetics ControlOf Genes

OC Coursework

Additional Education

Annual Dermatology Review CE

Diplomate of the American Board of Functional Medicine

Board Certified in Integrative Medicine

Diplomate of the Chiropractic Board of Clinical Nutrition

Diplomate of the American College of Clinical Nutrition

Senior Fellow of the American Academy of Functional Medicine

Diplomate of the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners

300 Hours in Internal Diagnosis Program

36 Hours in Occupational Health & Applied Ergonomics

Diplomates & Certifications

Surgery – 770 Hours – Trained under Chief of Medicine

Internal Medicine – 660 Hours – Trained under Assistant Chief of Medicine

Family Practice – 560 Hours – Trained under Magnum Cum Laude Graduate

Psychiatry – 440 Hours – Trained in Psychiatric Hospital

Pediatric – 560 Hours – Trained under Board Certified Pediatric Endocrinologist

Pediatrics Preceptorship – 24 Weeks – Cooks Children’s Hospital

Manipulative Medicine Preceptorship – 16 Weeks – Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine

Chiropractic Internship – 600 Hours – Trained under Board Certified Physicians

Clinical Clerkships / Rounds

 Harvard Medical School Postgraduate Association– Member

American Academy of Integrative Medicine – Member

Physicians Committee on Responsible Medicine - Member

American Board of Functional Medicine - Past President

American Academy of Functional Medicine - Chairman of the Board of Directors

Green Med Info – Board Member / Advisor

Bloodid - Medical Director

Nat’l Clean Eating Challenge – Medical Director

Leadership / Membership

Getting Healthy With Dr. G – Cooking Show KCTU

Healthy Cooking Show

Reversing Diabetes1. Is Diabetes Reversible?2. How We Created A New Disease3. Another American Epidemic4. The ADA + Other Road Blocks & False Hopes5. Why Type 2 Diabetes Is Easily Reversed6. Living Your Way Out Of Diabetes

Is Diabetes Preventable?

Is Diabetes Reversible?

Is Diabetes Reversible?

The American Epidemic - Today

2011– Diabetes affects 25.8 million people

of all ages8.3 percent of the U.S. population

DIAGNOSED 18.8 million peopleUNDIAGNOSED 7.0 million people

Total at risk – 104.8 million AmericansTotal adult population? 232.5 million

Risk 1 out of 2

The cost of being fat

$4800

The cost of being diabetic

$11,744

Number of Obese to be Diabetic

The American Epidemic - Now

Number of deaths for leading causes of death:Diabetes & Diabetes Related

1. Heart disease: 616,0672. Cancer: 562,8753. Stroke (cerebrovascular diseases): 135,9524. Chronic lower respiratory diseases: 127,9245. Accidents (unintentional injuries): 123,7066. Alzheimer's disease: 74,6327. Diabetes: 71,3828. Influenza and Pneumonia: 52,7179. Nephritis, nephrotic syndrome, and nephrosis: 46,44810. Septicemia: 34,828

The American Epidemic - Future

What we have to look forward to:• 11 million in 2000• 20 million in 2025• 29 million in 2050

– A 165% increase over the 2000 level

Projection: Soon everyone will have diabetes in the US!

How did we create this epidemic

1552 BC Diabetes – Egyptian physician first documents diabetes Type 1

1959 Type 2 diabetes first documented

Rewriting the medical textbooks!Adult (>35 years old) Onset Diabetes / Non-

Insulin Dependent Adult Onset / Insulin DependentChildhood Onset / Non-Insulin DependentChildhood Onset / Insulin DependentThe Skinny Type 2

Creating an epidemic

Death rate from diabetes has risen since 1900– From 1900 to 1940 – 300%

increase– From 27th leading cause of

death to 6th

• Increases heart disease, cancer, infection

What happen in 2006?

Recap

• Type 2 diabetes is:– Fairly recent– Rising– Self induced– Reversible

But isn’t diabetes a disease?

Homeostasis & Allostasis

Don’t be Fooled

Diabetes is NOT a disease!

It is a normal reaction to an abnormal situation.

When Abnormal Becomes Normal

Allostasis Versus

Homeostasis

Homeostasis & Allostasis

Creating a society of diabetics!

What has changed in the last 30 years that has created this epidemic?

How to become diabetic

40 Calories Versus 400 Calories (or maybe >1000)

How to become diabetic

97 Calories Versus 776 Calories

How to become diabetic

45 Calories Versus 690 - 1400 Calories

How to become diabetic

60 Calories Versus 2800 Calories

So what is diabetes (Type 2)?

Homeostasis & Allostasis

It is just a storage issue…

Road blocks & False Hope

Diabetes treatment: Road blocks & False Hope

Is The ADA Going To Find A Cure?

Do Diabetic Drugs Cure Diabetes?

Does Insurance Help Cure Diabetes?

The ‘system’ ensures you will not beat diabetes!

Drugs, supplements, & chronic management

– Glyburide • Nutrients Depleted: Coenzyme Q10

– Metformin (met FOR min)• Nutrients Depleted: Vitamin B12

Take for life + pernicious anemia, fatigue, depression, not to mention you never reversed the cause!

Living without consequencesAvandia

Since 1999, shown to increase patients' risk of developing the following, potentially fatal side effects:

– Congestive heart failure by 50%– Heart attack by 43%– Sudden Cardiac Death by 64%– Pulmonary embolism – Strokealso– Bone fractures (namely in the hands and feet) – Pulmonary hypertension

Need more reasons, ok IT DOESN’T CURE DIABETES!

Recap

• Drugs do not prevent or reverse diabetes• Drugs have harmful side effects• Supplements do not reverse diabetes• Insurance does reverse diabetes

Why Type 2 Diabetes is Easily Reversed

Diabetes is a NORMAL reaction to an abnormal lifestyle.

Change the lifestyle and diabetes disappears.

A plan for success: Example 1

Clinical Diabetes: volume 22, number 1, 2004The prevention of diabetes through diet and intense exercise.

Day 1• BMI 28• 46 year old• 206 pounds• Fasting glucose 180• Cholesterol LDL 142• Cholesterol total 200• Diet: Cereal, milk, apple, turkey sandwich, apple, mexican food, cookies,

more milk. • 2300 calorie diet

A plan for success: Example 1

Clinical Diabetes: volume 22, number 1, 2004The prevention of diabetes through diet and intense exercise.

Two months later• BMI 25• 46 year old• 7% decrease in weight• Fasting glucose 97• Cholesterol LDL 93• Cholesterol total 146• Diet: baked fish, salmon, steamed rice, vegetables, flax, wheat germ, pecans,

cinnamon powder, milk & cereal, turkey sandwich, apple, more milk, granola • 1800 calorie diet• 40 minutes / 6x week / cardio

A plan for success: Example 2

Patient – Martha The prevention of diabetes through diet and intense exercise.

Day 1• 45 year old• 185 pounds• Maximum Insulin• Fasting glucose 500• A1c UNREADABLE!!! X 5 years• Diet: Lots of wheat, dairy and processed meat

A plan for success: Example 2

Patient – Martha The prevention of diabetes through diet and intense exercise.

Day 7• Fasting glucose 88• ½ the insulin• Diet: Wild caught fatty fish, fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, almond milk,

berries, and lots of water. • Mild exercise• Stress reduction

A plan for success: Example 2

Patient – Bob The prevention of diabetes through diet and intense exercise.

Day 1• 22 year old• 180 pounds• Maximum Insulin• Fasting glucose 450• Diet: Lots of wheat, dairy and LOTS of processed meat

A plan for success: Example 2

Patient – Bob The prevention of diabetes through diet and intense exercise.

Week 10• Fasting glucose 85• Off Insulin• Diet: Wild caught fatty fish, fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, almond milk,

berries, and lots of water. • Mild exercise• Stress reduction

A plan for success: Living your way out of diabetes!

Studies for weight loss from 1950 to 2010 have found 3 common traits for patients in a weight loss program.

WHY? What is the common denominator for failure?

It has to be lifestyle change to be permanent

Lifestyle Goals• Control and Reverse type-2 diabetes• Manage blood sugar and lose weight safely• Stop painful neuropathy in its tracks• Manage hunger safely• Prepare delicious, healthy meals• Increase your exercise capacity

A plan for success

A plan for success#1 Success Factor

Appetite Suppression & decreased calories

– Food• Apples – fiber, also anti-inflammatory quecertin • Pine Nuts – pinolenic acid, powerful supressant• Flax Seeds – fiber• Oatmeal – healthiest carb, fiber• Spinach, mesculin, endives and cabbages – fiber• Soups – broths / veggies, 50% increase wt loss• Drink greens -  loaded with enzymes and phytonutrients• Kombucha – fermented foods act like fiber that binds to sugar

– Supplements – Dopa macuna instead of Cinamon?

A plan for success

#2 Success Factor

Restoring a low glycemic, low calorie, nutrient dense, whole food diet! (Long term change for improved clinical success)– Food

• Mostly vegetables (eat the rainbow)• Fruits• Nuts• Seeds• Legumes • Whole Grain (not just wheat)• Healthy oils (omega 3 not omega 6)

Stress high glycemic diet health conditions & burnout

Clinical success in short time

#4 Teaching what to buy and how to cook REAL food!

Healthy eating can be very delicious and nutritious!

Clinical success in short time#5 Lowering caloric

intake

80% rule – Eat to end hunger NOT to feel full

Eat for 1 to look like 1Low calorie makes you live longer

Clinical success in short time

#6 Success FactorExercise is a must!

Couch potato x 1Weights x 16Cardio x 36

You don’t have to be an athlete to be healthy

Purposeful Movement & the Blue Zone

Clinical success in short time

#7 Success FactorLaboratory Monitoring for true

prevention– Fibrinogen– A1c– Fructosamine– C-Reactive Protein– Homocysteine– Glucose Challenge– HDL

Clinical success in short time

#8 Success FactorDecreasing Inflammatory Damage

– Fibrinogen• Flaxseeds, Fish oils, ALA / DHA / EPA, ginger, tumeric

– C-Reactive Protein• Omega 3, Vitamin C, fiber, flavonoids, Vitamin E

– Homocysteine• B12, Folate, B6 ( Glutathione)

– HDL• Raises your heart rate for 20 to 30 minutes at a time - most effective

way to increase HDL levels, MUFA, fiber, omega 3,

Clinical success in short time

Reversing Diabetes in as short as 2 month1. Decrease calories 500 - 12002. Aerobic exercise – HR 1103. Appetite suppression – Food & Herbs4. Antioxidants & anti-inflammatory diet5. Optimize thyroid and adrenal function - Hormones6. Destress7. Food Therapy

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