The cure for type 2 diabetes

ELEOTIN® - The Natural Cure for Type 2 Diabetes & Obesity

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What is ELEOTIN®

• ELEOTIN® is a safe health food that restores the body's own ability to control blood glucose levels.
• ELEOTIN® gently helps to control blood glucose levels not only temporarily, but also results in long term permanent or semi-permanent molecular level changes.
• ELEOTIN® helps to regenerate the insulin receptors of muscle or liver cells. It also helps to regenerate the insulin producing ß (beta) cells in the pancreas. These two molecular level changes improve insulin production and binding, and therefore assist the body to control blood glucose levels independently. These changes, in turn, assist the body to recover glucose metabolism normalcy.
• ELEOTIN® usage may then be diminished or eliminated as the body restores its own ability to control blood glucose levels.
• ELEOTIN® can lead to the reduction and possible total elimination for dependency on synthetic medication and insulin injections to control glucose levels.
• ELEOTIN® is an all-natural, safe, and gentle herbal product with no harmful side effects.

Who developed ELEOTIN®?

ELEOTIN® was initially developed by the scientists at the Julia McFarlane Diabetes Research Center (JMDRC) at the University of Calgary in Alberta, Canada. The JMDRC is a leader in research on the cause, cure, and prevention of Type I and Type II diabetes. After the initial development by the JMDRC, research and development continued on by Eastwood Bio-Medical Research Inc. (EMBR) and other researchers.

 

Is ELEOTIN® A Food Or Drug?  

ELEOTIN® is a food product that is more beneficial than existing hypoglycemic drugs.

 

The existing drug treatments for diabetes provide only temporary glucose control, and in the long run, cause severe damage to a person's liver and kidneys because of their concentrated and toxic chemical actions. Natural products are far more advantageous for diabetes than chemical drugs.

 

For some people, this is difficult to believe. They find it difficult to believe that such a serious lethal disease can be treated more effectively with a “gentle and safe” food product when existing “super-strong” drug treatments are available. We have been conditioned to believe that synthetic pharmaceutical drugs must be better, especially if a doctor has prescribed it—since they "know best”. The correct use of a gentle food or herbal combination is much better than the use of strong, intrusive chemical drugs that can otherwise harmfully target organs. This principle is especially true for serious diseases that affect many parts of the body. It is understandable for people to believe that serious problems should be dealt with a stronger method. But, let me ask you this: when you are in an elevator, do you go to a higher floor by pushing the wrong button with more strength, or by gently pushing the right button? ELEOTIN® is like pushing the right button.

 

What Is ELEOTIN® Made Of?  

ELEOTIN® contains dried roots, stems, fruit and leaves, all from various plants. These herbal plants are all registered with pharmacopeias and food codes in several countries. In fact, all these ingredients are so safe that in many countries, these ingredients are classified as foods, not as drugs. In many countries, these are the herbs that appear on the dinner table, not unlike the way lettuce and tomatoes appear on our North American dinner tables. All these ingredients have been used for thousands of years in many countries. These herbs are 100% natural and there are no additional fillers, chemicals, or preservatives.

 

The ingredients for the various blends of ELEOTIN® are listed on each ELEOTIN® box or bottle. The most important ingredients are Platycodi Radix (Root), Schizandrae Fructus (Fruit), Capsella Bursa (Stem), Glycyrrhizae Radix (Root), Astragalus Membranaceus Bunge (Root), Lycium Chinese (Fruit), Dioscorea Japonica Thunberg (Root), and others. Depending on the countries where ELEOTIN® is sold, some different variations are introduced in response to the local regulatory requirements.