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Interview with Miriam Vincent (28 Minutes)
Miriam Vincent is an award-winning scientist and clinician at SUNY Downstate in New York. In this extended interview, she explains why, in susceptible people, raised blood sugar levels can kill the Beta Cells that produce the life-giving hormone, insulin. She explains how reducing blood sugar levels can allow the Beta Cells to regenerate. Miriam also shares how an undiagnosed intolerance for glutens (celiac disease) triggered a nearly fatal brush with the cancer, lymphoma, and how surviving this crisis helped inform her awareness of a link between diabetes and cancer.
Read Miriam Vincent’s Study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science
I was told 1 year ago my pancreas was ok ,per se! now , with a ecrp, I was told it is very very bad, can the pancreas get that bad that fast ? my diet is bad and i have constipation /diarrhea issues.I do not have a gall badder. is it too late for restoration?
Hello. I’m Shelley–the creator of this website, which as I’m sure you can tell, is currently in draft form. I’m curious about your interest in Miriam Vincent’s talk and why it appealed to you personally. I think what she has to say is intriguing also, but I’m wondering what, in particular, draws her to what she has to say and what additional information would be helpful for you.
Thank you Dr Vincent,I learned so much from your short talk.
Honestly speaking i wish i could get an opportunity to work with you.