Breakthrough 2016 UK Study Confirms:
By: Mike Geary, Certified Nutrition Specialist, Best-Selling Author
March 10, 2025
For those who have been told by their doctor...
“Lose the weight or else!”
... the great news I have today is you DON’T have to lose all that fat.
After decades of debate and studies, I wanted to alert you to the results of a new study from the UK which definitively shows...
Without drugs, surgery or injections.
This new study published in Diabetes Care, is part of a growing body of evidence showing that people with Type II Diabetes CAN reverse their condition.
Yes, it is more than possible.
The interesting thing is you can still be overweight, even obese!
The key is to reach your “ Personal Fat Threshold. ” Which can be quite simple.
Your “Personal Fat Threshold” is the point when stubborn fat is removed from the pancreas and insulin hormone production returns to normal.
That, you’d have to admit, is much more doable. Much more realistic.
So if you have type II diabetes or prediabetes, or if you’re unable to stabilize your A1C levels, just know today there’s hope… research shows diabetes is not a life sentence--and that reducing fat levels in the pancreas is key to beating it…
In all started back in 2011, when a breakthrough study led by Roy Taylor, Professor of Medicine and Metabolism at Newcastle University in the UK, showed diabetes could be REVERSED.
Not just maintained, not just managed, but reversed. Naturally.
Diabetes in volunteers reversed--even though the study was a very short eight weeks.
As you can imagine, mainstream media rejoiced.
However... the nagging question remained:
Today, there’s a definitive answer.
In this NEW 2015 study published in Diabetes Care in 2016, again led by Professor Roy Taylor, 30 people with Type II Diabetes volunteered.
This time the study group included many people with longer duration diabetes, defined as more than 8 years and ranging up to 23 years.
Overall, 40% of the patients having diabetes for less than 10 years…
Imagine not having to deal with diabetes and having to lose tens if not hundreds of pounds at the same time. It’s no wonder reversing diabetes has been so difficult in the past.
Here’s the most fascinating thing about the Newcastle University study: Even though the volunteers lost weight, they remained overweight or obese.
The secret was they had lost just enough weight to drain the fat that was clogging their pancreas , allowing normal insulin production to resume once again. Amazingly, losing as little as one gram of fat would do it.
It all has to do with your “Personal Fat Threshold.”
According to an interview with Dr. Taylor of Newcastle University (my emphasis added)...
Amazing, yes? This is the breakthrough people suffering from diabetes has been waiting for.
To discover the EASIEST WAY to achieve your "Personal Fat Threshold," and how to fight your own Diabetes problems, maybe even reverse it, click the button below...
How to Reverse Diabetes Naturally
(and Still Be Overweight)
By: Mike Geary, Certified Nutrition Specialist, Best-Selling Author
March 10, 2025
For those who have been told by their doctor...
“Lose the weight or else!”
... the great news I have today is you DON’T have to lose all that fat.
After decades of debate and studies, I wanted to alert you to the results of a new study from the UK which definitively shows...
Type II Diabetes is reversible--even
in long-term diabetics
in long-term diabetics
Without drugs, surgery or injections.
This new study published in Diabetes Care, is part of a growing body of evidence showing that people with Type II Diabetes CAN reverse their condition.
Yes, it is more than possible.
The interesting thing is you can still be overweight, even obese!
The key is to reach your “ Personal Fat Threshold. ” Which can be quite simple.
Your “Personal Fat Threshold” is the point when stubborn fat is removed from the pancreas and insulin hormone production returns to normal.
According to Dr. Roy Taylor, author of the study, instead of requiring you to lose weight from all over your body, the study shows draining just enough fat from your pancreas allows it to start functioning normally. Amazingly, losing as little as one gram of fat from your pancreas can jump start your insulin production again.
That, you’d have to admit, is much more doable. Much more realistic.
So if you have type II diabetes or prediabetes, or if you’re unable to stabilize your A1C levels, just know today there’s hope… research shows diabetes is not a life sentence--and that reducing fat levels in the pancreas is key to beating it…
The Clinical Diabetes Study that
Changed Everything...
Changed Everything...
In all started back in 2011, when a breakthrough study led by Roy Taylor, Professor of Medicine and Metabolism at Newcastle University in the UK, showed diabetes could be REVERSED.
Not just maintained, not just managed, but reversed. Naturally.
Diabetes in volunteers reversed--even though the study was a very short eight weeks.
As you can imagine, mainstream media rejoiced.
However... the nagging question remained:
Would diabetes stay away?
Today, there’s a definitive answer.
In this NEW 2015 study published in Diabetes Care in 2016, again led by Professor Roy Taylor, 30 people with Type II Diabetes volunteered.
This time the study group included many people with longer duration diabetes, defined as more than 8 years and ranging up to 23 years.
The Conclusion?
Overall, 40% of the patients having diabetes for less than 10 years…
- Completely REVERSED their condition...
- 6 MONTHS later they remained diabetes free ...
- In fact, 6 months later, an additional participant had reversed their diabetes as well
You can be overweight
and still reverse your diabetes!
and still reverse your diabetes!
Imagine not having to deal with diabetes and having to lose tens if not hundreds of pounds at the same time. It’s no wonder reversing diabetes has been so difficult in the past.
How to Be Overweight or Obese and Still
Reverse Your Diabetes in 8 Weeks or Less
Reverse Your Diabetes in 8 Weeks or Less
Here’s the most fascinating thing about the Newcastle University study: Even though the volunteers lost weight, they remained overweight or obese.
The secret was they had lost just enough weight to drain the fat that was clogging their pancreas , allowing normal insulin production to resume once again. Amazingly, losing as little as one gram of fat would do it.
It all has to do with your “Personal Fat Threshold.”
According to an interview with Dr. Taylor of Newcastle University (my emphasis added)...
“What we have shown is that it is possible to reverse your diabetes,
even if you have had the condition for a long time, up to around 10 years. If you have had the diagnosis for longer than that, then don't give up hope--major improvement in blood sugar control is possible.
“The study also answered the question that people often ask me - ‘if I lose the weight and keep the weight off, will I stay free of diabetes?’
“The simple answer is YES!
“Interestingly, even though all our volunteers remained obese or overweight, the fat did not drift back to clog up the pancreas.
“This supports our theory of a Personal Fat Threshold. If a person gains more weight than they personally can tolerate, then diabetes is triggered, but if they then lose that amount of weight then they go back to normal.
Dr. Taylor continues...
“Individuals vary in how much weight they can carry without it seeming to affect their metabolism. Don't forget--70% of severely obese people DO NOT HAVE diabetes.
“The bottom line is that if a person really wants to get rid of their Type 2 diabetes, they can lose weight, keep it off and return to normal.”
“The study also answered the question that people often ask me - ‘if I lose the weight and keep the weight off, will I stay free of diabetes?’
“The simple answer is YES!
“Interestingly, even though all our volunteers remained obese or overweight, the fat did not drift back to clog up the pancreas.
“This supports our theory of a Personal Fat Threshold. If a person gains more weight than they personally can tolerate, then diabetes is triggered, but if they then lose that amount of weight then they go back to normal.
Dr. Taylor continues...
“Individuals vary in how much weight they can carry without it seeming to affect their metabolism. Don't forget--70% of severely obese people DO NOT HAVE diabetes.
“The bottom line is that if a person really wants to get rid of their Type 2 diabetes, they can lose weight, keep it off and return to normal.”
Amazing, yes? This is the breakthrough people suffering from diabetes has been waiting for.
To discover the EASIEST WAY to achieve your "Personal Fat Threshold," and how to fight your own Diabetes problems, maybe even reverse it, click the button below...
Source: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25515001