I had acanthosis nigricans all over my face, neck, back, shoulders and sides of my arms for 20 years before I found out what it was. I was poor and NO ONE ever asked or gave advice; doctors and otherwise. People made fun though. "take off that mask, Halloween's over" or "you should stop doing drugs." It kinda still hurts. Early on, I thought it was sunburn, as it grew darker in contrast to my normal complexion, my social life got worse. My eyes began to darken and I thought I had cancer or something. Let me support what Dr. Dray stated and has discussed previously; It was insulin resistance all along. Your skin is the largest organ on your body. When your insulin is consistently high like mine was (biscuit for breakfast, subway for lunch, pizza for dinner and soda with each), insulin became a poison and I believe it began to leech out of my skin in creased and weight-impacted areas (sitting and lying down). Here's how I cleared it up starting back in 2019: First, face it, some "foods" aren't foods. If you think a cupcake is food, stop eating them because they aren't. They cause a deficit in your body's structural nutrients. They cost too much to break down and the energy the yield is too short lived. That's why you crave more. Next, I got my blood sugar down in three weeks without exercise (I couldn't, my knees and shoulders were so inflamed I thought I had arthritis) by not consuming added sugar of any kind; no cookies, no cakes, no soda pop and no snacking. I refused to take insulin when it was prescribed (They called me prediabetic) because I believed that Diabetes was a disease of excess insulin so how could cramming more insulin help me (I thought; it's good to think for yourself)? Instead, I ate 1.5 meals a day between 1100 and 1600. I drank water and unsweetened tea along with a cocktail of vitamins by 1830 (Vitamin D and Zinc specifically). I forced myself to sleep by buying blackout curtains and turning off my tv by 2100. Where I didn't have AN, I had strawberry or chicken skin. I bathed in 2 cups of ACV in a full bath and rubbed my wet skin (sloughing) with hypochlorous spray before drying off. The dead skin and gunk I rubbed off after bathing surprised me. That practice 3 times a week along with a rosemary/castor oil rubdown unblocked my pores; chicken skin dead after six months! The sloughing increased blood flow too. AN cleared up everywhere after 19 months except for my face, but it's noticeably lighter. My testosterone went up too. What made me check is that my leg hair and arm hair began to grow and I lost less hair after combing my head hair. After noticing these changes (six months in), I asked for a test at my doctor's office and took another three months after. Remember, it took 20 years of this damage, it will not go away overnight. In conclusion, I know this seems a bit personal. However, if anyone is still reading this it's likely a serious concern, problem or stigma. Yes, it happened to me and by visiting channels like this one (thank you DD) I learned enough to manage it on my own. I came from humble beginnings and couldn't afford to go to a dermatologist early in life. Today, I'm much better off and I'd like to help others via posts like this. DD is right. This is a great video and you'd be surprised, but all you need is this information (knowledge) and a little discipline, and you can heal yourself. It costs nothing to eat less and on a schedule. Don't drink water after 1830. The ultimate benefit is that it wasn't just my skin that cleared up. My shoulder and knee pain went away because the joint inflammation receded due to my diet. My kidneys healed and my liver function returned to normal. My regularity returned (you might have to restrict dairy) and so did my energy. As I write this, I feel as alone as when I dealt with all of the abuse, but my life is so much better I can take care of myself and I have my spirit back. You can too! Don't eat sugar for a week or two and you won't believe what your body will begin signaling to you! Good luck, I wish you a better journey than mine, but you have to start right now. No one can do it but you.

@agreenlady1571

2 жыл бұрын

In awe of how you have changed your life and send love and thanks for your story.

@terizaragosa3303

2 жыл бұрын

Amazing 👏, keep up the good work

@CavalierNSN

2 жыл бұрын

@@terizaragosa3303 Thank you, you're very kind.

@williamlucas9311

2 жыл бұрын

Dr ogbebor herbal centre on KZread proves to be the best for curing of dieseases and infections , my eyes have seen the wonders of his herbal medicine.

@leticruz4316

2 жыл бұрын

Are you on insulin and how much?

Everyone who is pre-diabetic and refusing to believe it is serious should watch this video.

@jackieburns5257

Ай бұрын

Damage is being done to the body at that stage too.

She works so hard to post such informative content. Seriously the most consistent, thorough & credible/legitimate skincare influencer out here. Thanks for all you do Dr Dray

@DrDrayzday

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

@andreawelford4931

Жыл бұрын

You just convinced me to follow and also I am a diabetic

@vidyadevi5405

Жыл бұрын

@@oldyeller6518 10 months later…really? I said what I meant and I meant what I said. You don’t have to agree. Don’t you have anything more valuable to do besides trying to dictate what other people can like about a content creator? 😂

@vidyadevi5405

Жыл бұрын

@@oldyeller6518 Is English your second language or something or do you not understand how we use seriously to emphasize a statement, not literally 😂 But no worries, I’m laughing at your dumb ass too. Glad we can both share this mutual comedy club.

@dorisrapino8694

Жыл бұрын

I couldn't have said it better.

My husband has had diabetes for many years and has diabetic neuropathy and many of these skin conditions. One that I did not realize was part of his diabetes are the occasional blisters he gets. We have even visited doctors about them, but were never told that it was from his diabetes. I learned something! This is a very important message - skin care for a diabetic is so critical and can be very difficult.

@DrDrayzday

2 жыл бұрын

thanks for watching

@tserevenad

2 жыл бұрын

If type 2, check out beat diabetes on KZread.

@williamlucas9311

2 жыл бұрын

Dr ogbebor herbal centre on KZread proves to be the best for curing of dieseases and infections , my eyes have seen the wonders of his herbal medicine.

@AriesGirlTAROT

2 жыл бұрын

Check out DrKenDBerryMD’s channel.

@hokudadog7637

Жыл бұрын

If he takes Metformin, I’ve read that people should also take B vitamins as diabetic neuropathy could be related to vitamin B deficiency. Of course, please check with Doctor as I am not an expert

I have diabetes 2 and have been on keto for 5 yrs. I wake up and walk/jog/run 2-3 miles 5 times a week to have my A1C under control. This video really inspired me to keep up the good work. Sometimes I don’t want to exercise or get moving but Diabetes 2 is a constant condition. Hard work pays off, medication always has side effects. Loved this video, it’s keeping me motivated.

@mariellazavala72

2 жыл бұрын

I got diagnosed with T2D last year in Nov./Dec. And I’m still struggling with how to control deal with this condition.. I just noticed that I started to get a lot of skin tags around my neck and it’s so embarrassing…. When I have cuts they take forever to heal …. I’m having difficulty getting it under control …

@moon-ud8tq

Жыл бұрын

Audrianne53, trying to keep walking, running several miles five or even three times a week is hard for me (my A1C is prediabetic) so your hard work is commendable and inspirational. Like you say that sometimes you don't want to exercise or want to get moving and for me that is a big challenge.

@bernardmauge8613

Жыл бұрын

Good for you, same here.

@beekind6267

9 ай бұрын

👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

@amelapapan6625

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for the info. God bless you. 😊

Businesses should be made to include information booklets about diabetes, explaining it fully, with every product that contains high sugar/carbohydrates. People really are unaware of just how insidious and deadly diabetes is. Its only when they get sick and a diagnosis that they are made aware of just how damaging sugar is. In school you're just told to brush your teeth, I think the education surrounding sugar should go alot deeper than that. Doctors need to explain the severity, aswell as directing people to change diet along with medication.

"It's a serious disease and I do not wish it on anyone" Absolutely TRUE. What I see, again and again, is the fact that, probably because it's so common, that diabetes is being perceived "no big deal". IT IS a huge deal. Thanks for a very interesting, very informative video. I didn't know diabetes affected the skin to such an extent.

@ceha9517

Жыл бұрын

my doctor calls it "silent death".

@caterinabandiera7529

Жыл бұрын

I’m one of those idiots who thought it wasn’t a big deal. A couple of years ago my blood work showed pre-diabetic and didn’t do anything. I was already struggling with severe depression, anxiety, chronic pain and low mobility. I was overweight and gained more. I can barely stand and walk, live alone, can’t cook and have no one to depend on. A couple of years later, I had my blood work done 3 days ago. To no surprise it shows I’m type 1 diabetic and issues with my heart. I’m seeing my doctor in a week, now that will be an interesting appointment. I already can’t deal with any stress, so I really don’t how I’m going to survive this! 🙏🏻

@tenniskinsella7768

9 ай бұрын

Diesnt bother me one iota take metformin no problems Worst things than diabetics

@tenniskinsella7768

9 ай бұрын

​@@ceha9517your dr is stupidv

@daymonwilson

6 ай бұрын

Do you have Diabetes

Diabetes is no joke. My husband passed away from complications of diabetes at the young age of 52 . He endured shots in his eye balls once a month, laser treatments to his retinas, kidney failure, dialysis, foot ulcer, below the knee amputation,. Diabetes sucks. Thanks for the video though! Very informative and interesting stuff. Kind of a cool deviation from your normal videos which I love!

@DrDrayzday

2 жыл бұрын

i am sorry you lost your husband

@emareld7017

Жыл бұрын

Dr,I,am,getting,,white,pach,,on,both,my,legs,,it,started,with,the,shape,of,the,slipper,strap,,now,it,is,spearding,a,little,more,,it,looks,it's,ivirtego,,my,blood,sugar,levels,are,normal,,and,no,diabetes,,,please,help,me,to,treate,,this,,I,am,from,india,,and,now,I,am,getting,,small,brown,,spots,,,,pleease,tell,me,what,I,should,do,,to,cv,,cure,this,,please,write,,in,the,message,and,let,me,know,,,,,,

@Acts-1322

Жыл бұрын

Wow that is heartbreaking!! All 4 grandparents had it before dying from the complications and all 4 parents/in laws have some degree of it also. We hate to see the damage our lifestyle ends up doing to us in the end, but very thankful it's also preventable and reversible! That gives me hope

@amelapapan6625

9 ай бұрын

So sorry for your loss. Lost most of my relatives because of diabetes. Always watch your glucose level.

@samuelheard7439

5 ай бұрын

Did he have type 1 or 2

THANK U, THANK U! You really deserve an AWARD! NO one has EVER explained diabetic skin care, or all the different ways it can effort u! NOW I know why I have some problems with my skin!!! This means a LOT to me knowing all this information! U are the GREATEST!

This is one of the best diabetes dermatology videos ever! Thank you so much!

I knew diabetes could affect the skin but didn't realize the many ways this could happen. I've had several family members with diabetes. Thanks so much for this important and educational video. Happy Tuesday, Dr Dray! Hope you have a wonderful evening. 💜

Thank you for this information. My husband has diabetes and you are so right to advise everyone to take this very seriously. It is a horrible disease.

Ever since the covid pandemic, I've noticed everyone (myself included) have gained significant weight. I worry about the high prevalence of obesity in America, and its links to diabetes. Fantastic video!

Thannkk youuu! T1D here, and I found this INCREDIBLY valuable, because it helps me know what to look out for as I age. I'm a fairly well managed diabetic as of now, but I haven't always been, and luckily haven't experienced any of these skin conditions yet. Been watching your channel for just over a year now, and you always seem to have something new and valuable for me!

Happy Tuesday Dr. Dray! I cannot thank you enough for this video. Diabetes is horrible disease that requires so much care as it affects every organ (skin being the largest) of the body. My mother in love was a type one diabetic that lost her battle with the disease. My oldest son is a Chef and he developed type 2 diabetes that almost took his life. As he stated his very livelihood can kill him. He’s fine now and still loves to cook. But now he knows what he can and cannot eat. Our family now guard our health and eating habits very carefully! Please listen to everything Dr. Dray has outlined in this video! Do whatever it takes because that’s what diabetes will do…take your quality of life! Be blessed and be well Dr. Dray!

Thank you Dr dray. I was told a few months ago that I needed to lose weight because I could become diabetic and this just motivated me to get healthy faster because dealing with skin conditions and insulin problems is not fun 😔. This was a wake up call 👍

I’m a well managed diabetic with a 5.7 A1C and this video scared the living daylights out of me!! Thanks Dr. Dray for keeping it real and keeping us informed. Got to go work out some more!!! 😬😬😬

@terepaz9488

Ай бұрын

how do you manage your diabetes?

@jackieburns5257

Ай бұрын

​@@terepaz9488ketogenic diets.

@jackieburns5257

Ай бұрын

See Dr.Ken Berry and Beat Diabetes youtube

For anyone who hesitates getting the A1c, I urge you to do it. I was diagnosed after apparently being diabetic for a long time. It was too late for me; I have severe pancreatic atrophy and liver cirrhosis. I don't drink. They say my diabetes is killing my liver and it's irreversible. Don't put it off, get that test now and if you're diabetic follow your regimen extremely carefully so you have a long life.

@TikaEls

8 ай бұрын

Look into natural remedies for reversing your liver cirrhosis. Check with a naturopathic doctor. Best of luck.🙏🏼

I’m in my second year of treating my diabetes and I wasn’t aware of most of this; so glad I know now and can use as prevention. Thanks!

I'm a diabetic but I don't have any of these things. When I was diagnosed I went to work and changed everything. The only thing I have is dry skin which I have found the kopari body butter works wonderful. Thank you for this video.

@mikesan2463

2 ай бұрын

use coconut oil every day,,,,,,,

So glad she covered this… I never knew diabetes would affect our skin.

Thanks Doc you got my attention. I am sitting here drinking a soda and I just poured it out. I am pre diabetic with early stages of pins and needles in the feet. I appreciate this info and will no longer ignore it.

My last A1C result showed me down, to the breaking point, but I am still pre diabetic. You have given me some very helpful information, as well as additional incentive to work at preventing diabetes. Thank you so much! Every day I make choices, and now I will be thinking about my skin, too.

@AriesGirlTAROT

2 жыл бұрын

Check out DrKenDBerryMD’s channel.

You should re-post this video every 6 months or so. With the diabestes epidemic affecting not only the US but the world, the more info out there the better. Also mentioning limiting carbohydrates of all kinds ( not just "sugar") as you often do in other videos is also SO important. Thank you for this. You are truly a gem in educating us all...

@tenniskinsella7768

9 ай бұрын

You should not scare people

My good ness…this is a quality vlog. Above and beyond Dr Dray 🤩🇬🇧

I appreciate this video as a diabetic

After having GD my first pregnancy I worked with a nutritionist, I had no idea insulin resistance could precede future risk of diabetes and was able to turn it around. I am on my second pregnancy without it and minimal weight gain. There are lots of great videos on YT for those interested in learning more about reversing IR

Happy Tuesday Dr Dray...my mum has type 2 diabetes she has had so many problems in the past. Thankfully it’s all under control now! See you tomorrow x💙🤩

That was a bit of a blast. Admired her knowledge, but that's about it.

Excellent!!!! Thank you for your thorough preparation for this show. As always, you are a professional, and intelligent to boot! I am a Civil Law litigation attorney in San Juan, Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 and a grandmother and I have been following your programs for nearly two years. Again, thank you 😊!

I love how you share your knowledge on wide-ranging subjects related to the skin beyond skin care. Thank you so much!

Wow Thank You! My mom was recently diagnosed with diabetes and I had no idea about all these skin issues that can arise...I have noticed a change in her skin but will pay much closer attention now. THANK YOU! It had not even occurred to me to look this up!

I have cystic fibrosis related diabetes, and I really appreciate how you said that diabetes is really hard. I stomped and cried like a two year old when I was diagnosed in my mid-twenties. Twenty years later I still hate it!

@yekamfoong2247

9 ай бұрын

Cystic fibrosis

Just want to say, you're awesome Dr Dray!🌸 Much love from South Africa 🇿🇦

That was the best non-nonsense informative video I’ve seen. Thank you so much.

Why don't doctors tell us these things. Thank you Doctor.

@stayfrosty2519

5 ай бұрын

Because not all doctors are Dermatologists. lol

@jackieburns5257

Ай бұрын

See Dr Tony Hampton and Dr.Ken Berry

@CorneliousBrackens-ye1hl

26 күн бұрын

They do you don't listen

@jackieburns5257

26 күн бұрын

They dont take the time

@joyboyd633

7 күн бұрын

Because they want to keep collecting your medical payment. If they told you they wouldn't make money. They want you to keep coming back.

I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes and graves disease at the age of 10. After radio iodine I have hypothyroidism and been on a thyroid meds since 10. It's been very draining dealing with both of these diseases as diabetes attacks all organ huh. I'm only 29 but feel like I'm way older then 29. I love your videos. They are top notch with information.

Dr. Dray you are a wonderful person who has helped countless others. For all you do, we all wish you peace and joy!☺️

Thanks Dr. Dray for being helpful

Thank you for making this video. It was exactly what I needed to hear to get my butt in gear. Have a blessed day!❤

Dear Dr Dray, Adore you and am so thrilled to see this. I have Type 1 diabetes, rigorously controlled. But the disease is brutal. Very grateful for your thoughtfulness in posting this, and now, am going to watch, Thank yo, always, for thinking of others (and making me laugh).

@DrDrayzday

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

This info is much more detailed than my doc has provided. I'm glad I happened to view this,

Dr.Dray...You are one off a very few that have helped me the most. Thank you, simply... Thank you!💝

Thank God that I came across this video. I have had type 2 diabetes for a long time, and I had no idea about this informative video about all those skin problems when you have a diabetic condition. This video has clearly given me more awareness about this serious medical condition. Thank you for this video.

Wow! Very informative and just another reason to really focus on our overall health! Thank you, Dr Dray!

This is so important and such a great video! It’s estimated over 10% of the country is unaware they are diabetic that’s over 30 million people! Your awesome Andrea! Thanks! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

@whitneybrown4067

2 жыл бұрын

Greetings U. Charlie hope u r well n Happy Tuesday😀👍💜….

@Uncle-Charlie

2 жыл бұрын

@@whitneybrown4067 Happy Tuesday! Thanks so much! :)

@DrDrayzday

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

@jackiemarsh2470

2 жыл бұрын

Happy Tuesday my Friend!! I Hope You're Having an Awesome, and Beautiful Day!! Please Stay You Always!! 🙏! God Bless You!!..... Jesus is Lord!!🙏👑🙏

@Uncle-Charlie

2 жыл бұрын

@@jackiemarsh2470 Happy Tuesday! It tis a pretty day today I’m a bit lazy but that’s not going to last long 🤣 God bless you! 🙏 Have a wonderful day and evening! 🤠🙏❄️

Thank you, Dr.Dray for sharing this information

THANKS FOR THE UPDATE ❤

amazing video! I am an RT student and for clinical rotations im in the subacute where I noticed some of these findings. The candida and the oral yeast infectionsin the trached patients is very common and was refreshing to here that most of these findings come from diabetes. We mostly have been focusing on respiratory studies of course, but we only occasionaly touch on other issues in the body. It all effects every area in the end! Thanks for the medical class for diabetes 101 :)

Wow had no idea diabetes caused this much skin issues. Very informative once again, thanks doc.

Excellent! One I should watch over and over until I learn it.

Great information. Thanks for posting not only skincare info but other health issues as well! 👍💯

❤️ this kind of series ! You rock, Dr. Dray! 🙏❤️🥰

@DrDrayzday

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Assalaam Alaikum everyone. Have a blessed day and please don’t stress if you’re going through anything. Life’s hard but we are’s till here and this is a blessing. I will pray for everyone here and please keep pushing forward. Sending love and prayers your way lovelies. Thank everyone for your sweet messages yesterday. Love you all. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@whitneybrown4067

2 жыл бұрын

Greetings Zahra Qauomi hope u r well n Happy Tuesday😀👍💜….

@DrDrayzday

2 жыл бұрын

Happy Tuesday

@jackiemarsh2470

2 жыл бұрын

Thank You Sooo Much!! Love and Blessings!!💙🧡💚

@williamlucas9311

2 жыл бұрын

Dr ogbebor herbal centre on KZread proves to be the best for curing of dieseases and infections , my eyes have seen the wonders of his herbal medicine.

Thanks for sharing doctor, God bless you

Very informative. Thank you!❣

Oh dear yor informations is great, will save so many lives they have no ideas about all this signs of diabetes disease. Blessed your time.

Thank you for the information. VERY HELPFUL.

Excellent video. Thank you so much ❤

Great video D2. thanks for always promoting healthy lifestyles!

Great video. Wish I had known this before in my 20 years with diabetes. When I have contacted my doctor, I didn't get this information. Thank you for educating us.

Wow. Thanks for the information.

Thank you for posting. I have been recently diagnosed with T2 and this video has been very informative.

This was GREAT information, many of which, I was unfamiliar with! Thank you!

Great video. Really appreciate it.

Dr. Dray, you are awesome!!!! Thank you for posting this video!! You’re absolutely right! Diabetes is a VERY serious and expensive disease! What’s worse is there are SO many people who are either living with it or are living as a pre-diabetic and they don’t even know it! Your content is extremely informative and I appreciate how much thought and organization go into your videos!!

@tenniskinsella7768

9 ай бұрын

Well I'm.british it's not expensive in Britain

Excellent overview of Diabetes and skin conditions.

I just bumped into your video Dr. Dray, thank you so much for your time in touching on so many health conditions. And again thanks for the links you've provided below, I will look into them and share with others. Blessings for your good work!!

Great info. Thanks

THANK YOU SO MUCH Dr. GRAY

Thank you so much for this video because if you have diabetes this video is a must. I did not realize this could happen to your skin. This woke me up. Then I realized that is why some people have such bad skin with diabetes. WOW!

Thank you so very much. The first time it's ever been explained this clearly.

Hello Dr Dray.. a simply brilliant video..it explains so many conditions my Father suffered from and I did not understand them.Thank you so much

Thank you for sharing your Wisdom. Very Informative. 🙏

Thank you, this was all the motivation I needed.

Love these types of videos.

So appreciate pictures of the skin issues!

WOW thank you so much for sharing

Thanks a lot for telling about the damage caused to the skin by the diabetes. Bless you. ❤

Thank you for the interesting information

Thank you Dr.Dray. Neither my endocrinologist nor my dermatologist have said anything about this. Also, as health care worker, I see so many patients with A1C of 8 that 1) are happy with this number and 2) no one has said anything to them about dietary changes!!

Thank you for sharing this information!

I watch Dr Dray every night, and this was excellent!!!! We have diabetes in our family, and I learned more than ten new symptoms today. Love that Dr Dray educates so well, especially including a picture after each point so we can better identify and learn. I also like the the occasional puns, singing, and silliness in other episodes, as the mind wanders. ♥️♥️ to you. Gonna sunscreen and imbibe. .

@curiousone6129

Жыл бұрын

Your quip wins the internet today!

Thank you so much for this video Dr Dray.

You have motivated me to continue exercising, thank you

Thank you for being realistic and explaining this so thoroughly. I will recommend this video to friends who glaze over when I attempt explaining these things.

Thank you for sharing all of this helpful information

Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

YES! Thank you for this very important video, Dr Dray! About 10% of all Americans have diabetes and 34.5% have prediabetes (Source: CDC), and about 1 in 4 Americans who have diabetes don't know they have it. So if you think you have any of these skin conditions, please talk to your doctor and set up a plan to control and manage this disease.

Great Information Thank You!

Thank for sharing, this was very informitive 😊

Good reasons to keep diabetes under control!

You're amazing . very informative and helpful.god bless you.

Very valuable information ❤Thanks Doctor😊

I am 42 and weigh only 47 kgs, fairly active with lifelong adult acne and perpetual fatigue and lethargy. My blood work always came out fine so the acne wasn’t hormonal for sure. It was only after watching Dr. Eric Berg’s videos that I got my blood sugar checked and found out I was pre diabetic. With the right diet and exercise I was able to normalise my blood sugars and noticed a huge improvement in my skin. Even now if I have too much sugar and simple carbs I get rewarded with cystic acne.

@marquanreese7895

Жыл бұрын

Samething happening to me

@hippybecca

Жыл бұрын

Do they not check blood sugar normally? I have no clue. But I have the same thing. Always say bloodwork is fine. I have acne as an adult, but I am only 26. Perpetual fatigue and lethargy. And I have noticed weird things involving my sugar intake. I have been wondering if I was prediabetic. How can I advocate for myself to get this looked into more? Doctors have always glossed over any concerns I have about things because the blood work looks great.

@JohnHeath777

Жыл бұрын

@@hippybecca its a simple test you can do. Blood glucose monitors are cheap and its a finger prick (supplied usually with the device). Just check you blood glucose first thing in the morning on a fasted stomach. If your glucose is over around 6mmol/ml you have a problem. Its a good time for testing because you may have adrenal fatigue caused by high cortisol production in the early hours of the morning. This causes amongst other things, gluconeogenesis ie endogenous production of glucose, resulting in high blood sugars. Your issue sounds like adrenal fatigue which many doctors don't believe in. Watch some of Thomas de Lauer's YT's on this. He gives a recipe for an adrenal cocktail containing potassium

@JohnHeath777

Жыл бұрын

@@hippybecca i used to fly and not once was my blood sugar checked in my annual medical. And it turned out I had T2DM

@Warriorbride11

Жыл бұрын

Also include Hemoglobin A1C blood test in lab., and should be 5.6 or below for normal result. Anything above that is either pre diabetes or Type 2. This blood test shows what your average blood sugar level was over the past 3 months.

Thank you, Dr. Dray.❤😇💐

Excellent presentation

Very informative and interesting. Thank you.

Love it. Thanks so very much ! ❤

Thanks for sharing!!