The Real Truth About Diabetes

How to conquer diabetes, high blood and high cholesterol and poor circulation

by cleansing the blood.

By Dr.  Johnson, Ph.D., LNC, MH, MOD

Diabetes – The Real Truth

What is Diabetes? And why is it circulating to almost epidemic proportions around the

world?

After years of reviewing, researching and taking a look at so called diabetes; Dr JL

Johnson came to a conclusion that there is no such thing as type 2 diabetes, only

high sugar levels.

The question was asked, what is so called type 2 diabetes? The definition was that it

is a disease that is caused by high sugar levels in the blood.

New evidence has shown that you don’t have to have high blood pressure or high

sugar levels and that diabetes is not a hereditary trait, they are both caused by the

same thing, dirty sticky blood and by cleansing the blood you will lower cholesterol,

sugar levels and blood pressure and get good circulation going in the body again.

So back to the definition of diabetes – it’s a disease caused by high sugar levels in

the blood.

So the next question is: How did the sugar get in the blood?

Many people with diabetes check their sugar levels on a daily basis, by pricking the

end of their finger to extract and test a little bit of that blood. Also remember that if

you continue to prick your finger it will become numb and you can kill the nerve

endings in that finger.

So by pricking the finger, you are able to test the amount of sugar in your blood, the

results will tell you how high your sugar level is or how much sugar is in your blood.

We asked the question: How did the sugar get in your blood? And the answer is that

you put it there. There is no other way for the sugar to get in the blood unless you put

it there. So if that is true, then how did you put it there? By what you eat and what

you drink on a daily basis. That simple. That is the only way that the sugar can get in

your blood. Now if this is true, what foods and drinks are causing this.

8 of the most dangerous foods, most people eat daily

1. White sugar – including substitutes

2. White flour – (white flour is especially dangerous) this includes anything that is

made with white processed flour or meals: cakes, pies, cookies, donuts, pizzas, etc.

3. Sodas

4. Red meats

5. Coffee, tea, orange juice, punch (juices from the grocery stores)

6. Dairy products, i.e. all cows milk and products

7. Drinking too much fluids including water

8. Animal fats, i.e. butter, lard, margarine, bacon grease, corn oil, etc.

Also, if you have high sugar levels, stay away from Banana, Grapes, Orange and

orange juice as all of these raise sugar levels immediately.

So who controls your sugar levels? You do.

Suppose I were to eat a big cake, then wash it down with a large glass of juice or a

sugary drink, my sugar levels would be about 300, at that particular time if I went to

my doctor, I would probably be put on insulin and sugar pills, but does that

mean I am really diabetic or does it mean that I have been given the wrong

information by being indoctrinated to believe I am so called diabetic, but the truth is

that I just dump all of this sugar in my blood and that is what is causing the high

sugar levels. I’m not diabetic I’m simply putting lots of sugar in my blood.

Did you know that when you put artificial sugar in the body it goes directly to the

blood, when that happens you are considered to be diabetic but are you really

diabetic?

Here’s what the average person does every day, when they get up they have a cup

of coffee, that coffee already contain sugar, and they put 2 spoons of sugar in it, and

then they will have a large bowl of cereal, cereal is sugar to the body, then they will

put more sugar in it, then maybe some banana and some raisings, more sugar, then

they will have a piece of toast, which is also sugar to the body, then they will probably

put some jam on top of it, yet more sugar, then they will wash it down with a large

glass of orange juice, their sugar levels by now is probably between 300-500, are

they diabetic or have they just sugar loaded?

So you see how there is no such thing as type 2 diabetes. People are just sugar

loading on a daily basis and ending up with high sugar levels and being put on insulin

and sugar pills and other types of pills for the rest of their lives. What a big shame.

Do Insulin and sugar pills take the sugar out of the blood? The answer is no, this is

the reason you are told to stay on them for the rest of your life. So if they do not take

the sugar out of the blood, why are people still taking it? Because this is all they

know, because of lack of knowledge.

Did you know that the Panaceas, that secretes insulin, only burns up natural sugar?

So all of that artificial sugar goes straight to the blood, as a result the sugar levels will

always be high and the doctor will tell you to stay on the medication for rest of your

life.

Now that we have heard the problems, What is the solution?

The only way to get the sugar out of the blood, is to clean it out. What if you can take

a product that will clean the excess sugar out of your blood.

Over 26 years ago, Doctor Johnson in Atlanta USA, developed a product called

GAP Pill, a blood cleaner that does just that, It cleans the excess sugar and waste

out of your blood.  And guess what? When the sugar is cleaned out, there is no more

diabetes.

Over a millions people have taken the GAP Pill and learned that they do not have to

live with diabetes or any other disease for the rest of their lives.

The GAP Pill does not cure anything; it’s a dietary supplement and a food to the

body. It does not interfere with any of your doctors medication, you can take it along

with your medication. Just make sure you take it at least an hour away from your

medication.

It helps to clean the sugar and waste out of the body and as a result the blood

pressure, the sugar levels and cholesterol levels will come down naturally, plus you

get good circulation going again, more energy, the heart and the valves of the heart

works better, you get better assimilation of nutrients to the blood.

Don’t let them tell you that Diabetes is incurable! – It pays to do your own research.