That burrito won't just give you indigestion, it'll wreck havoc on your type II diabetes

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Daily insulin injections are a distant memory for Catherine Downs now...

In fact, the 56-year old diabetic has almost forgotten she ever had full-blown type II diabetes.

No more syringes. She's even lowered her hypoglycaemic prescription to only 2mg per day. And get this… She's eating like a normal person again, sugary sweets and all.

How did she do it? She found out about an unknown sugar-buster hiding in a most unlikely place... Find out what it is here...
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Don’t allow one meal to spell disaster for your sugar diabetes

 
That burrito you’ve just snacked on eating a decent size of salsa and corn chips. And while you may think both the salsa and corn chips are natural ingredients, they’re actually full of carbs and salt! WebMD says just one portion of chips and salsa can have you consuming over 600 calories!
 
And that’s before the burrito has even arrived at your table.
 
There’s even more calories tucked neatly into the flour tortilla. Things like fatty mince, sour cream, cheese and beans can add over 900 calories to your meal. Never mind the exorbitant salt content.
 
All of this, no matter how delicious the meal is, is no good for you when you’re suffering from type II diabetes.
 
But don’t turn to a diet of rice cakes and plain yoghurt just yet. There’s a healthy alternative…

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Is DIABETES a BALD-FACED LIE!?
 
Imagine if you could throw away your needles, get off of insulin and never worry about blindness, amputation, or worse.

The Health Sciences Institute announces the "Medical Breakthrough of the Century"--From insulin dependent to NON DIABETIC in 6 weeks!?

So ask yourself... What's the first thing you'll eat when you're DIABETES-FREE?
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Make your own sugar diabetes safe burrito at home
 
A homemade version of a Mexican burrito has only a quarter of the calories of the one described above. Use a low sodium, low fat tortilla and buy extra lean ground beef.
 
Add kidney bean and grated carrots to the mince to bulk it up, and remember, go easy on the salt!
 
Quickly whip up some fresh guacamole to add to your burrito. And add a low fat cheese to your meal too.
 
And voile! You have your own home-made tasty burrito that won’t wreck havoc on your type II diabetes.