Posted by
C.a.b. Johnson on
Oct 14, 2011; 5:03am
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/What-to-do-about-diabetes-tp3414087p3420746.html
--- On Fri, 10/14/11, Evie <
[hidden email]> wrote:
I am mentioning this because some may think frequent
urination automatically means that they have diabetes. (It can.)
However, frequent urination can mean a number of other things as well.
Evie,
I agree. Yes, just because you have constant urination does not mean you have Diabetes or Type 3 Diabetes.
But, be aware that:
If you are ES;
If you are being exposed to RF or EMF;
If you experience constant urination;
That you may be developing or you may have Type 3 Diabetes.
Of course, it could also mean you have a bladder infection, or some other problem too.
Definition of Type 3 Diabetes:
http://arizonaadvancedmedicine.com/articles/electrosmog.html<snip>
Type 3 Diabetes has an electromagnetic trigger.
Dr. Magda Havas, Associate Professor of Environmental and Resource Studies at Trent University in Canada, found that blood sugar levels went up when subjects were on a treadmill or in a doctor's office where there is dirty electricity; blood sugar levels went down when subjects walked outside. She calls EMF-induced higher plasma glucose Type 3 Diabetes.
Also, be careful of misdiagnosis of blood sugar levels tested near EMF's.
<snip>
She tells us that for those who are hypersensitive to EMF, blood sugar measurements need to be done in an electromagnetically clean environment (medical offices are typically in buildings with dirty electricity, homes often have wireless networks and portable phones) to prevent misdiagnosis and to accurately determine the severity of the disease.
But I wondered how you knew it was connected to type 3 diabetes? I have assumed mine is from toxins being mobilized.
The reason I attribute my constant urination to Type 3 Diabetes is:
A + B = C:
A. I am Hypoglycemic to begin with. Hypoglycemia can easily turn into diabetes if uncontrolled. But I have never experienced
constant urination and insulin spikes & dips until I was exposed to
the RF. My symtpoms of constant urination and insulin spikes &
dips are directly related to my exposure to RF
B. Symptoms A. are exacerbated when exposed to RF, and subside or disappear when not being exposed to RF.
C. Type 3 Diabetes has an electromagnetic trigger. Dr. Magda Halvas defines Type 3 Diabetes as blood sugar problems
specifically assocsated with dirty electricity or wireless radiation. This does not necessarily mean I have Diabetes, but whatever is happening, I call it Type 3 Diabetes because the definition most closely fits to what I am experiencing. i.e. I have not been to a doctor and had my blood sugar tested to verify that I am in fact diabetic.
A + B then = C
C. Johnson
Superdrove
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