Showing posts with label Black community. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Black community. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 21, 2017

Where You Live May Determine Whether You Get Diabetes

As I am sure you are aware, Black people are statistically more likely to contract Type 2 diabetes.  

Did you know you can reverse your Type 2 diabetes?  I did it!  Hooray!!  

Even though a diabetes nurse told me recently that it's "not possible" to reverse your diabetes after the first couple of years.  It is totally possible.  

Check out this book:  Death to Diabetes.  DeWayne McCulley woke up from a diabetic coma - and describes in detail how he reversed the disease.  The hospital wanted to amputate his legs but, with the help and support of his mother and daughter, he resisted this and reversed his diabetes.   

Type 2 diabetes is a disease of cellular damage.  Heal and reverse the damage and you can reverse the disease.  

And now, they are saying that where we live can determine whether or not we get diabetes. Environmental pollution may be to blame.  This may particularly affect Black people and deprived communities.  Click here to read more.  

And for more about health issues that specifically relate to Black people, and what we can do about them, click here to download my ebook Why We Need to Heal.  


Monday, March 01, 2010

Why We Need to Heal Part 3

How the legacy of slavery continues to affect our families.

Our self-hatred means that our communities suffer financially and in other ways. Our money is flowing into other people's communities.

Click here for Why We Need to Heal Part 3.

Click here for Part 1.

Click here for Part 2.

Stay tuned for Part 4.

Please leave your comments below.

Thursday, February 25, 2010

Why We Need to Heal

I was recently asked why people of African heritage need to heal and transform ourselves, our families, our communities and our world.

I thought the answer was obvious. We need to heal physically, psychologically, emotionally and financially.

The damage that has been done is all around us, and inside of us.

To read more, see: Why We Need to Heal. This is the first part of a series.

For practical ways we can heal, see Success Strategies for Black People.

See also: Join Us on the Radio Again.

Stay tuned for Part 2.