Lower your risk of developing this rapidly growing disease. An excellent article by Dr Dawn Harper

https://www.healthspan.co.uk/articles..._a2446804.aspx

In the states obesity is at an all time high. 30 yrs ago, you would see a 300 pound person (136 kg) once in a great while. Now you see it daily and it is quite common to see 400 pounders once a week. I work at a jr college and we have one student who is at least 500 pounds. Too many people gorge themselves with junk food here.

Excuse my ignorance, we have a different set up in England. Junior college? What age is the student?

500lbs?! That's a heart attack waiting to happen at any age. Where are the parents?????

there has been evidence that the Hep. B vaccine may predispose youth to diabetes.
This diabetes epidemic has raged since they started vaccianting newborns with this vaccine. Clausen Labs, and independent research lab discovered this and wrote a paper on it. They implored physicans not to administer it to babies and asked the pharmaceutical companies not to promote it for infants. All fell on death ears. The paper has been pulled since I read it years ago... at least I can't find it again.

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We are focusing too much on how much "fat" people consume. fat is a natural substance! We are trying to fix the "fat" by adding cholesterol lowering agents and blood thinners etc. A disease is either caused by a mistake in DNA or an outside force or substance. With all the crap that's entering our bodies in the form of modern medicine, yeah I can totally see how a disease like Diabetes can result from a vaccine!

Bear in mind that Vitamin D deficiency status allows the development of Diabetes.

Shows that when babies had 2000iu/daily/D3 during the first year of life it reduced by 80% onset of diabetes type 1 over the subsequent 30 yrs.

This paper explains the route by which Vitamin D operates.
Gene study supports link between vitamin D deficiency and disease

And these articles explains one of the main triggers to the creation of autoimmune conditions.
Diet, Gut, and Type 1 Diabetes: Role of Wheat-Derived
Peptides?

The China Study, Wheat, and Heart Disease; Oh My!

Diabetes is just a spoke in the wheel.

There are several diseases that are born from obesity, but they are all minor compared to whats coming.

Superbugs, so powerful that the strongest antibiotic has no effect against it, will eliminate millions of people world wide.

Most deaths will be caused by Tuberculosis, and vaccines against it will be useless.

Most people who invest in colloidal silver and a nebulizer will survive.

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Let Food Be Your Medicine And Medicine Be Your Food.(Hippocrates)

I agree that the factors driving obesity also seriously affect the innate and adaptive immune systems.
I also think reliance on continually developing ever more antibiotics and vaccines is short sighted.
We should be actively restoring NATURAL immune status by correcting common vitamin mineral deficiency states.

Regarding Colloidal Silver.
Pubmed search Argyria Colloidal Silver Just don't take too much too regularly or you'll end up grey.

Silver in health care: antimicrobial effects and safety in use.

I'll be putting my trust in
Maintaining adequate vitamin D status to ensure a reserve of stored D3 in cells I aim for 60ng/ml 150nmol/l but over 50ng/ml 125nmol//l sees reserves building

Vitamin D deficiency increases risk of type 1 and type 2 diabetes mellitus.
Supplementation is protective against all forms of diabetes.
Vitamin D affects pancreatic β cell function (insulin synthesis and secretion) and immune response.
Low concentrations of vitamin D are found when people have insulin resistance and glucose intolerance.
When people have chronic health conditions, vitamin D is used up by the body while restoring health to organ systems, therefore the risk of greater vitamin D deficiency is increased.
Diabetes therefore increases the risk of tuberculosis.

if you want to understand a bit more about the mechanism of Vitamin D and autoimmunity A ChIP-seq defined genome-wide map of vitamin D receptor binding: Associations with disease and evolution Here is a free full text paper.