Why Smart People Get Diabetes SO WRONG!

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Dennis Pollock, of Beat Diabetes, discusses why there are so many intelligent people, even health professionals, who totally misunderstand diabetes.

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  • @cliffrobinson-t2l says:

    Dennis. Thank you, you are doing a grt job and have helped so many of us. Thank you again. Diabetes seems to be something our “medical doctors” know very little about, or wish to tell us very little about the subject??

  • @crysdavis7815 says:

    Dennis your so right in everything you say ..I do not know where i would have been if i did not run into your vidieos .Thankyou ❤

  • @alnoove9064 says:

    Hey Dennis and thanks for all your work.
    I wonder which industry is the guy in the article sponsored by!

  • @jeannejett2299 says:

    You’re spot on Dennis! You know exactly what you’re talking about. I trust your knowledge & judgement 100% .

  • @budheidan says:

    Fully agree , Dennis.
    The smart doctor should elaborate the kind of fruits that could be included with breakfast such as berries.
    However, the judge should always be the Glucose Meter .
    Let us always remember:
    If you can’t measure it , you can’t manage it.
    Regards.

  • @budheidan says:

    Fully agree , Dennis.
    The smart doctor should elaborate the kind of fruits that could be included with breakfast such as berries.
    However, the judge should always be the Glucose Meter .
    Let us always remember:
    If you can’t measure it , you can’t manage it.
    Regards.

  • @donnawhichard5800 says:

    Some doctors just don’t seem to keep up. It is really sad.

  • @LolaMarigold says:

    I needed this today. I did low carb last year and lost 16 lbs. brought my A1C to 5.7. Back up 6 lbs again. Sometimes I wonder if low calorie eating can work the same. All those high starch plant based people who reversed their numbers. I start questioning. How does that make sense? Is it the spikes that cause weight gain even if calories are under 1200 a day?

  • @christopherk140 says:

    Dennis… so many people won’t listen or won’t even consume an alternative. They do it in politics, finance, and yes health. The professional is rarely the one with the best advice.

  • @johnbassett9282 says:

    I wish I had found you 10-15 years ago. I could have avoided a lot of health issues.

  • @Sabastianspreadworth says:

    My doctor recommended I eat oatmeal for breakfast I am type 2 diabetic, I said I eat four eggs and four and a half rashers of bacon she said we’ll have to agree to disagree.
    I’m in the UK, so it’s no better here.

  • @sarahs3980 says:

    I don’t think he has been told that oatmeal is healthy.
    I think he has been told that a cured patient is a lost patient.

  • @YakoobYasseen says:

    Thanks YouTube channel and you too from Johannesburg South Africa 👍💯🇿🇦

  • @kenhill3230 says:

    When I was first told that I was technically type 2 because of my glucose readings and a1c, I had a very long talk with my Dr about what was okay and not okay to eat. He is a very smart and nice person, but really had no real understanding of what is okay or not beside the obvious junk food. He literally referred me to a nurse who actually knew these things. People commonly think fruit juice is healthy and she explained that is basically the best option for people who are low blood sugar because that stuff will spike you quick.

    I have found the best option is to use your meter and see how foods affect you. I am typically fine with a PB and banana sandwich as long as the banana is green and I use a low carb bread. I am good with tomato juice and certain fruits, but you really have to test and find what works for you.

  • @jaybingham2731 says:

    I can eat Oatmeal alone as long as I add salt… But I only eat 1/4 of a serving at a time –of Sprouted Rolled Oats or Steel Cut Oats. So it takes me 2 days to eat the full 1 serving.

  • @deeb2448 says:

    Good Morning Dennis 👋

  • @Tecun-p7g says:

    So how in the world did the Mayans in the year 1524 eat corn beans and squash as a staple and never have diabetes??? Processed foods or all foods in all carbs I mean it’s why is fruit a problem when the ancients ate fruits it’s unprocessed I thought that the process food gives us diabetes like your maltodextrin your MSG your seed oils your ultra processed foods that we never had back in the day especially in the early days!

  • @sammm51773 says:

    Thanks for pointing out truths, Dennis! The AMA is sooo wrong in promoting oatmeal and fruit.

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