Today I am writing a couple days after the craziness of hurrying around having
and visiting many friends and family. After receiving the letter from
Betty about self doubt I wondered how many others feel the same way. Here is our
wish to you this holiday season. For all to remember...
We are not perfect nor will we ever be.
Many of us try to be perfect; we want to bend this disease we share to fit into our
lives. But like our many holiday plans, we can never make it perfect. We can try to
be perfect, aligning everything right, but still we fail. When we fail (and we all do) my
wish is that you can find it possible to forgive oneself.
I hope adults who have been to an office party and eaten a cookie that causes high
blood sugar will find it in themselves to blame the disease first for a high blood sugar.
I hope the type 2’s who forget a pill or a type 1 who forgets an injection will first blame
the disease, not themselves when their blood sugar rises to much, because life happens.
We as humans are great at blaming ourselves first, we let health care providers guilt us
as well. I know a doctor who often says to his patient, "if you had not given yourself too
much insulin, not ate that cracker, forgot your juice etc. you would not be low, ill, upset or
worried." In that tirade of instructions I wish the doctor would just once say the truth, "you
know even if you do everything right, sometimes diabetes will be unmanageable,
sometimes you cannot corral this disease."
In short, there are times when it is not your fault. When doctors start in about you should
have, could have, would have, must have, please keep in mind, sometimes diabetes
happens.
What about us individually? Most diabetics I know share a common trend of getting down
on them self when the blood sugar goes up or down or sideways which cannot be
explained. I offer this single thought to you - if you have tried your best, remember live
today, stay focused on your outcome, never stop doing your absolute best for your body
and mind by taking it easy on yourself, your disease is to blame.
Here at eGlobal Natural Health our approach to the Preventing Reversing and Treating
Your Type 2 Diabetes is to improve insulin resistance and restore your body's ability to
react to insulin at the cellular level.
Our proven and effective approach is based on the following
* TAKE ACTION - the worst thing people can do when faced with decision is do nothing.
The saying it is better to make the wrong decision than to make no decision. Often times
when people are face with a crisis, they often can't make a decision, because of fear,
procrastination or denial. My 3 step program is an easy decision and will take you step
by step in the right direction.
deprivation.
* A Power- Packed Yet Short Duration Exercise Program (As little as 4 minutes - how
does that sound?)
* A Nutritional Supplement Plan - based on published scientific studies that naturally
supports healthy blood sugar levels. Melabic contains natures most effective ingredients
natures ingredients.
This proven approach has worked for many many people who struggled with diabetes.
The first step on your journey to health begins with you.
From my family to yours.
Happy Holidays
Julia Hanf
Co - founder
eGlobal Natural Health
PS. You can get started today by
visiting Melabic.com to find out more about our
3 step approach.
PPS. We have now added Neurabic it will help you avoid the complications of diabetes
