A practitioner had already reported remarkable effects on sugar metabolism to us in 2011. A number of his patients who trained according to the FACEFORMER method observed gratifying changes in their blood glucose levels.
We have very many patients who we treat with the FACEFORMER method. Some of them also suffer from diabetes. Diabetic patients who have used the FACEFORMER therapy for completely different reasons have informed us that during the treatment their blood glucose level has been reduced within a few days. We should make a statement. Spontaneously we could not name any reasons and therefore turn to you – Dr. Berndsen – since you have noted diabetes on the list of indications of FACEFORMER therapy. Our question is whether you know the reactions described and can explain causal relationships.
Dr. Klaus Berndsen explains possible effects of the FaceFormer therapy with regard to diabetes.
In diabetes mellitus, the sugar that is important for the cell metabolism is only inadequately absorbed from the blood into the cells and correspondingly in the blood. The cells of the muscles, liver, kidneys, adipose tissue do not have enough sugar available for their energy production. For the exchange between blood to the cells, insulin is required. Also in this way the sugar arrives in the cell. Insulin docks to the corresponding cell receptors and activates the cells for sugar uptake. If insulin is lacking, the cells can not be sufficiently supplied with sugar, thus degrading fat. It comes to over-acidification.
Red blood cells and brain cells do not need insulin for sugar intake.
In diabetes mellitus, the sugar that is important for the cell metabolism is only inadequately absorbed from the blood into the cells and correspondingly in the blood. The cells of the muscles, liver, kidneys, adipose tissue do not have enough sugar available for their energy production. For the exchange between blood to the cells, insulin is required. Also in this way the sugar arrives in the cell. Insulin docks to the corresponding cell receptors and activates the cells for sugar uptake. If insulin is lacking, the cells can not be sufficiently supplied with sugar, thus degrading fat. It comes to over-acidification.
Red blood cells and brain cells do not need insulin for sugar intake.
Widespread common disease
In common parlance, this metabolic disorder is simply known as diabetes. The two common types of diabetes, type 1 and type 2, have different causes. Both cause elevated blood glucose levels, which greatly increase the risk of numerous secondary diseases.
Cause: Insulin deficiency
Type 1 diabetics usually produce no insulin at all or only small amounts. Due to the lack of the messenger substance, the body’s cells absorb too little glucose from the blood. Heart attacks, strokes, damage to the retina and nerves, kidney disease, periodontitis, skin disorders and even depression are among the numerous secondary diseases that can result from excess blood glucose.
The insulin deficit can be compensated by applying artificial insulin for life.
Cause: Insulin resistance
In type 2 diabetics, sufficient insulin is present in the early stage. However, the sensitivity of the cells to the messenger substance has decreased. As a result, the cells absorb vital sugar inadequately. The progressive insulin resistance is compensated for by a growing output of messenger substance. As soon as the amount of insulin produced is no longer sufficient, the familiar symptoms of diabetes mellitus appear.
Most sufferers can already positively influence the process of insulin production by changing their lifestyle. A balanced diet and physical activity influence the metabolism of the whole organism.
We believe that the FFT affects at least four areas that can affect diabetes.
1. Improvement and habituation of nasal breathing
2. Activation of cranial nerve function
3. Influence on the Nervus vagus and the region of mouth and throat
4. Stimulating effect on salivation and swallowing
In fact, like other practitioners in our own practice, we have received many times feedback from patients who had similar experiences. Therefore, we also recommend the use of FACEFORMER therapy in diabetes as a complementary therapy to standard treatment.
The above explanations of the relationship between FFT and bettering in diabetes are plausible, but still hypothetical. The influences are probably complementary, or others are adjoined. Results from follow-up visits and examinations carried out by various practitioners using the FFT could provide further assistance to affected patients.
We are pleased about user observations which we are gradually assembling and evaluating. The control of the procedures is uncomplicate, because diabetic patients regularly perform and usually loog blood tests per se.
Possibly, there may also be interested observers and scientists, such as neurologists, internists, diabetics, doctoral students, or scienfrom related disciplines, who would contribute to the clarification of the correlations and derive relevant results from their investigations.
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