Why low-fat milk could INCREASE your risk for type 2 diabetes

Thought you were doing your health a favour by drinking skim milk? Turns out you've been misguided. Low-fat milk doesn't just not help prevent type 2 diabetes, it actually raises your risk for the disease. Here's why…

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...

Why some information on diabetes belongs in the trash!

It’s really annoying when you follow the ‘experts’ advice only to find what they’ve told you is not just wrong, it could also be causing you harm instead of helping you!

A perfect example of this is the whole skim milk debate. They told you to cut out fat to prevent diabetes. So you duly switched from whole milk to skim milk, believing you were making this change for your health.

Unfortunately, this couldn’t be further from the truth. You see, removing the fat from milk leaves it highly concentrated in natural sugars. And this can mess up your body’s insulin response. And when this happens, your risk for type 2 diabetes, obesity and other chronic disease increases!

If you eat (or drink) foods that trigger the release of insulin over a long period of time, the pancreas become overstimulated from producing so much insulin. And eventually, they stop working. This is what causes insulin diabetes.

IMAGINE: Not worrying about your blood sugar ALL the time!

Stop feeling guilty about not being able to follow your doctor's long list of "do's" and "don'ts" ALL of the time. 
Discover the effortless secret to supporting your blood sugar levels...

The first step to controlling your diabetes risk is to switch back to whole milk

Humans are the only species that drinks milk in adulthood. And some studies have linked milk to a certain health risks like prostate cancer. So the first question is, should you be drinking milk at all?

But if you decide you want to continue drinking milk, it may be healthier to switch back to whole milk. Always keep food in its original form in which Mother Nature has supplied it to us. You’re not likely to get it wrong if you do that. Whole milk contains a proportioned amount of sugars, fat and protein. And together, these nutrients make you feel fuller so you eat less and they don’t cause a spike in the release of insulin into the blood. This could help prevent diabetes and obesity in the long run.      

Tags: type 2 diabetes, information on diabetes, insulin diabetes, controlling diabetes, diabetes and obesity