Reversing Diabetes Through a Raw Vegan Diet

Below is a nice little trailer for a documentary coming out called Raw For 30 Days.  The website says:

"Raw For 30 Days" is an independent documentary film that chronicles six McDonald's-munching Americans with diabetes who switch to a diet consisting entirely of vegan, organic, live, raw foods in order to reverse diabetes naturally. The six participants are challenged to give up meat, dairy, sugar, alcohol, nicotine, caffeine, soda, junk food, fast food, processed food, packaged food, and even cooked food – as well as go without their loved ones and many of their creature comforts – for 30 days.

Enjoy!

Posted by: The String Bean

Comments

[paul lacarrubba]

Have followed a raw vegan diet for 3 weeks and have had the same results. I am working on at least staying 90% vegan raw for 3 months, till my next set of blood tests to see what we will see. Diabetic 2 for 15 years and now hopefull.

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Nowadays too many people required junkfood because they don't have enough time to prepared them food more healthy. how ever they ignore or don't give importance that junk food is really danger if they eat it every day. they shuldn't thinking about it specially when they are really hungry.

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Now a days most of American people
are suffering from obesity. it creates
problem problems like a diabetes, heart diseases etc. if they will use Raw Vegan Diet
that will definitely helpful to reduce such problems.

....Alex

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All protein in this diet plan comes from plant-based products. To guide diabetics following this plan it is necessary to learn the new food groups, as designated by this diet: grains, legumes, vegetables, and fruits. Participants in a twelve-week trial of the low-fat vegan diet showed a marked decrease in glucose concentration when compared to the control group.