I have two diabetics in our family. One lives with us. This is what I did.
What has been successful in our household: 1 round GX/PB Assist (after 5 days of PB Assist 3 X daily switched to 1 a day until bottle empty); LLV and 2 DDR Prime Capsules daily. 3-5 drops Slim & Sassy 3 times daily.
Follow diabetic diet (Mayo clinic version or similar to South Beach) plus 20-40
minutes exercise at least 4 times a week.
{We used this with a newly diagnosed diabetic and were able to stay off meds. At 7 weeks he lost 17 lbs and his blood pressure stabilized}. Another person reported similar results and their cholesterol dropped 120 points.
I would just add lemon in the water for the gout. My mom has gout and the LLV didn't cause her to flare up. Drinking a lot of water is important though.
-- Ginny Eiseman Holistic Health Coach & doTerra Gold IPC#93188 www.alaskahealer.com http://ketchikanhealer.myoilbusinessopportunity.com/ ginny@alaskahealer.com *NOTE: The advice shared here has not been evaluated by the FDA. The products and methods recommended are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any illness or disease, nor is it intended to replace proper medical help.
On 2/24/2014 9:25 AM, kristen wrote:
My father is a 65 year old recently diagnosed with type II diabetes who also suffers with chronic gout. He has had great difficulty keeping his blood sugar under control which is no surprise as he does little to modify his lifestyle. Recently, after refusing any info on dōTERRA he asked me for cinnamon to assist. He refused LLVs as he feared an attack of gout. He inquired about TerraZyme as well, neither of which I had. I did some research and borrowed TerraZyme as it seemed it may, in fact, benefit him, gave him a weeks worth of a low dose of that, LLVs (1/2 dose) a weeks worth of OG+ as well as balance and slim and sassy/lemon mix to drink throughout the day to safeguard against an attack of gout. This was to start, my hope is he will add the other oils and the rest of the LLVs and maintain interest enough to continue. Any other advice would be greatly appreciated.
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