Reversing Type 2 Diabetes with Fasting Variations | Jason Fung

insulin resistance, diabetes, blood sugar, weight loss

We’re diving into reversing type 2 diabetes using fasting variations, including the innovative Fasting Mimicking Diet. 📉🍏

For years, we were told that type 2 diabetes was a lifelong condition, but new research is proving that wrong! In this video, I’ll walk you through the science behind how fasting can help you take control of your health and even reverse type 2 diabetes. 🚀👨‍⚕️

Key Topics Covered:

Breaking the Myth: Why type 2 diabetes is not a permanent condition. 💡❌
Scientific Evidence: Review of groundbreaking studies from the 1980s to 2024 that support fasting as a powerful tool for reversing diabetes. 🧪📚
Fasting Strategies: Learn about different fasting methods, including the Fasting Mimicking Diet, the 5:2 Diet, and more. 🥗⏳
Real-Life Results: How fasting can reduce medication, lower blood sugar levels, and promote weight loss. 📉💊

Why Should You Watch This Video?

If you’re struggling with type 2 diabetes or want to prevent it, this video will show you how simple dietary changes can make a big impact. We’ll explore how fasting, in its many forms, can be a game-changer in managing and even reversing type 2 diabetes. 🌟🏅

What You’ll Learn:

The power of fasting in burning excess glucose and improving insulin sensitivity.
How structured fasting plans, like the Fasting Mimicking Diet, can lead to lasting health improvements.
The incredible results from recent studies showing how fasting outperforms traditional drug treatments.

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00:03 Reversing type 2 diabetes with fasting variations and fasting mimicking diet
01:36 fix the diet! not the pills
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03:33 intermittent treatment
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05:55 Medium chain triglycerides (MCT)
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  • @NWO-v1c says:

    In 2021 experts finally said that diabetes could be reversed because they knew people were aware that it was a big lie that it could not be reverse.😏

    • @iorch82 says:

      It cannot be reversed. It can be controlled with diet, but once you start eating carbs again your glucose will spike hard.

  • @claremorley9845 says:

    Thank you Dr Fung!! 😊🎉❤🙏

  • @LTPottenger says:

    Not only does fasting for 24h reduce your insulin to 40% of your starting value, but fat instead of carbs in your meals greatly reduces insulin spikes so the fewer meals you have and the less carbs in each meal the more quickly you can get your blood sugar down. However when you fast 36-96h not only does it not slow metabolism and not lose muscle but this will cause liver fat to be the first fat lost because when fasting it is the liver that creates blood glucose and it uses fat to do so. This is also why unhealthy people get such a strong dawn effect this is your liver shooting glucose out into the body due to excess liver fat.

    • @climate-civilizations says:

      Not entirely correct. The liver does not primarily use its own stored fat for gluconeogenesis. The liver’s fat stores are mainly used for energy production or as precursors for ketone body synthesis during fasting or ketosis. Glycerol from adipose tissue lipolysis is a significant contributor to gluconeogenesis in the liver.

    • @Chuckruu says:

      Liver fat is what produce’s the triglycerides in serum. Check Lustig and liver glycogen is used for glucose as energy and yes liver uses it up hence dawn effect amplifies for diabetics. Your visceral fat is the ketone producer

    • @LTPottenger says:

      @@Chuckruu Wrong. Once glycogen runs out the liver uses liver fat.

    • @LTPottenger says:

      @@climate-civilizations I’m obviously talking about fasting, and yes when fasting this is the first place you burn fat.

    • @johnmartinsen963 says:

      @@LTPottenger Amen brother❣

  • @tjjm1907 says:

    Thank you Dr. Fung! January 2024 I read your ‘The Diabetes Code.’ I was a 265 lbs. 72 year old type 2 diabetic diagnosed 5 years before. Come February I was off of insulin and eventually metformin. Now August I am now at 204 lbs. and my goal of 190 is well within sight. All due to OMAD and your marvelous advice. Life is good!

  • @teresabrown2098 says:

    I have lost 32lb and reversed my diabetes. I couldn’t have done it without the knowledge you shared. Your name was given to me by my medical consultant, it was the best thing he did for me. I wish I could actually thank you in person because you and my consultant saved my life.

  • @eladsgarr says:

    I reversed my Type 2 on the carnivore diet in less than four months. During that time I did a two week water fast and at the end of month five I’m halfway through a second two week water fast. Primary reason for the fasts were weight loss. I started out at 360lbs and am now down to 299lbs. I eliminated two diabetes medications and two blood pressure medications from my life. I’d give it a try if all else has failed.

    • @terseandtiny1746 says:

      With type 2 you either have to go aggressively high carb low fat or high fat low carb. Neither are easy but the results speak for themselves.

    • @johnmartinsen963 says:

      @@terseandtiny1746 the human brain thrives on fat and a high sugar/carb diet will not improve insulin resistance. Clearly, the high fat low carb approach is superior for improving metabolic health and reversing chronic conditions like diabetes and dementia (often referred to as T3 diabetes).

  • @yellowboy1866 says:

    I just want to say thanks for your information over the years. I’m pretty sure it helped me tremendously. I’m still following your current advice and have been for over two years. I’ve lost 48kg, I have a ketosis meter, which helps tremendously. I’m xxy 6 foot 6. And live in NZ. I’ve been recommending your name through out NZ, concerning your solid work and achievements, and my achievements. Thank you for publishing your studies.

  • @Chuckruu says:

    Dr Fung ,can you please do a video of the difference between time restricted eating and extended fasting plus the reasons for choosing either.

    When people hear” do not eat “ means different things to different people.

    Tell people why it is a lie that diabetes is irreversible.

    You are too modest! You invented fasting ,take credit for it ! You have saved lives all over the world and deserve the Nobel Prize together with Lustig.

  • @agentit8182 says:

    4 years A1C under 6.0 . DX in 90’s as pre diabetic. Was told to follow ADA diabetes guidelines. A joke. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Your books are a treasure.

    • @christabedwin says:

      hear hear. I watched my grandma die horribly (obesity, gangrene, blindness, dialysis, heart disease, dementia, etc) following all the diabetes association advice to the letter. Dr. Fung’s willingness to probe deeper and speak up against the mainstream is a gift to all of us.

  • @katydai says:

    I have been following the fasting lifestyle for over 2 years now, I eat lower carbs and sugar. You know how people meal prep for dinners? I dessert prep! I always have some low sugarno sugar options stocked in my freezer (cookies and muffins mostly-they’re easy and you can make a lot of them at a time!) I fast about 19-22 hours every day and have lost 60 LBS and kept it off! Not only that, I am no longer PRE-DIABETIC, my plantar fasciitis went away, I not longer have acid reflux and my joints don’t hurt anymore! Fasting is LIFE. 😀

  • @Yesmyjamaica says:

    Thank you Dr Fung. Because of you I lost weight, I am healthier and I do fasting. I started Jan 2023 following your advice in your books and your video’s on You Tube and I have maintained it. I cannot thank you enough.

  • @emeritusdavidteo5553 says:

    I took the pill and fasting route beginning last year and in Feb this year, I’m totally off all pills. Now on IF 16 to 18 hours a day, less rice and noodles replaced by cauliflowers, broccoli and beans. Thank you from Singapore! You need to come here to convince our government doctors.

    • @DebbieTDP says:

      @@emeritusdavidteo5553 so you’re still eating grains and oxalates and antinutrients?
      Eat meat fish and good fats. You’ll be better off

  • @filigranski_trag says:

    Thank you Dr Fung. Love from Belgrade Serbia 🇷🇸❤️

  • @SunnyShiny1 says:

    Thank you so much Dr. Fung. I discovered your channel at the end of May this year. I had the CABG bypass surgery last October. Before the surgery, I was non-diabetic. During every year annual body checks. my family doctor collected the blood samples himself, sent to a lab in which I have no idea of the lab. He phoned me the test results, but never in details. Every year he told me no diabetes, but I have to monitor closely the blood sugar because my mom has serious diabetes. In the hospital discharge report, it states I am non-diabetic. After the surgery, the cardiac surgeon prescribed me Atorvastatin 80 mg daily dose. I completely changed my diet, no processed food, no burger, fries, pizza, ice cream, cheesecake etc. After three months, the cardiologist halved the Atorvastatin dosage from 80 mg to 40 mg. Meanwhile, the cardiologist asked me to go for a blood test. It was done at Dynacare. This is the first time I can read my report in details. I can do my own studies what the data about. The HB A1C was 5.9. In the report, it states if a person HB A1C is between 6 and 6.4, it is classified to be pre-diabetes. So I was classified as non-diabetic. After I had fully recovered, I resumed my daily one hour gym every morning. I do one hour of elliptical which is my exercise to keep fit. Three months later, I had another blood test. This test had more things, including cholesterol, triglycerides, Alanine Aminotransferase (ALT), etc. The HB A1C had elevated to 6.3, and the ALT had elevated to 132, way beyond the threshold level of 46. I started worrying, asking why. The cardiologist did not have time to see me, as such, I did my own research. I suspected it may be the side effect of the high dosage of the Atorvastatin. I consulted my new family doctor (The original one has retired). He halved the Atorvastatin from 40 mg to 20 mg, asked me to do an abdominal ultrasound to see if there is NAFLD, in addition, take another blood test on the ALT a week later. The result was encouraging, the ALT had fallen to 93, proving my hypothesis of the side effect is correct. I found your channel at the end of May. I learned how to prevent having types two diabetes. I started intermittent fasting by skipping lunch. I have breakfast around 5:15 am daily, dinner around 6:15 pm. It proved intermittent fasting work effectively to lose weight faster. Since then, I lost over ten pounds in two months. Last Friday, I had the blood test, I am delighted to see the HB A1C has fallen back to 5.9, the ALT has fallen to 53. Other than that, the HDL, and the triglycerides are all improved. The LDL only elevated slightly from the previous reading of 1.27 to 1.35. Yes, intermittent fasting works. I look forward to another fall in HB A1C in the blood test three months from now. 😄

  • @billrulla4684 says:

    Dr Fung, I started following your channel over3 years ago. My A1C atthetime was 6.1 (pre-diabetic) per my Dr. I started fasting eating once a day for a period of 1 Hr. I have been following this regimen since Dec 10. 2021 so close to three years. Easiest thing I have ever done. My weight dropped from 276 lbs to 195 lbs and my Last doc appt my A1Cwas 4.1. Thanks again

  • @ScandalousPast says:

    Thanks to you and your book, my late husband was able to reverse his T2 diabetes by doing 16:8 and low carbs (he didn’t die from diabetes complications). I will always be grateful to you and a huge fan.

  • @michelenichele294 says:

    This method is not for me. I got my A1C down to 4.9 and lost 120 lbs. with just standard 8/16 I/F and occasional 48 or 72 hour fasts, maybe twice a year each. All my respect to you Doctor, couldn’t have done it without you.

  • @user-CAB says:

    “Duh!” I adore you, Dr. Fung! I am so looking forward to my fatty liver and all the associated maladies to become a thing of the past, and you are the only one giving rock solid advice on fasting/diet. They said “lose 15% of your body weight” while giving me no clues about how to achieve that, and, try as I might, it wasn’t happening. But you make so much sense, I can’t help but believe this will work! Thank you!

  • @JohnsonNestorFamily says:

    I’m so thankful I found Dr Fung’s interviews, lectures and books almost four years ago. I was such a mess, almost 300lbs, severe osteoarthritis pain, 2:03 couldn’t walk, asthma, high blood pressure . I went LCHF keto and learned how to fast. I lost 160lbs. and it’s reversed ALL my health issues. I’m 61 now and I’m loving my fasting lifestyle 🥰! I share your information with hopes others will learn how to be well! Thanks for all you do! 🙏👍

  • @martinfromseacity2010 says:

    Thanks Dr Fung, your info has helped me lose 40 lbs over 3 years. 240-201. Intermittent fasting and sugar reduction.

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