…..is still a secret. lol

Why so many ads?

What is gained by the people that do the ads?

Sell their version of whatever "almost cure" they're peddling.

The equivalent of snake oil salesmen, the punishment should be as equal. lol

im trying to figure out who's making the money on those ads, they cant be getting many sales. and those ads are infomercial length. maybe its just a scam by youtube to get people to get the no ads plan

No cure but no carbs got me off medication

It’s the most under served health issues out there in my opinion more bad info than good they make everything more complex. Heck even a realistic food chart or meal schedule is impossible to find, often foods are recommended that you never heard of. Theres more money to be made with gimmicks than things that really help a person. If you listen to others you can eat this but not that then the next person is no that’s ok but you can’t eat that other stuff you were told was no problem it’s never ending.

Eat smart, exercise and if Dr. prescribes meds take 'em.

I've been keeping my type II controlled for quite a few years this way.

There's been recent studies showing that Ivermectin is effective in lowering A1Cs.

https://biologyinsights.com/ivermectin-and-diabetes-potential-metabolic-connection/

Keith

Man, you just gotta love the internet.

There is no medical treatment to cure Type 2.

Danny is correct. Diet change and exercise.

There are many metabolic Dr's that share this information on Youtube. Dr Ken Barry, Dr Steven Gundry, Dr Eric Westman, Dr Boz, Dr Philip Ovadia(heart surgeon).

Get rid of sugar and starches. More protein and fat in the diet.

Taking a pill not usually necessary.

It would be great if Congress got off their butt and passed a law banning pharmaceutical commercials. I would guess too many in Congress get campaign money from big pharma.

Why would you want the government to ban private corporations from airing advertisements?

There is a cure , its called "stop being fat"
If you have typ 2, chances are , it's your own fault

We're talking about controlled substances that require a prescription. If somebody takes one of these medications, shouldn't it be because their doctor prescribed it?

Who exactly are these ads targeting? I'm not entirely comfortable with calling on the government to ban these corporate ads, but I would also like to know what the case is that advertising these controlled substances to the general public is a good thing. Shouldn't they be targeting these ads to doctors through trade publications and the like?

We need to start repealing laws. Got way to many. Not create more.

I think individuals should have a right to make the decisions they feel are best for their health. As you said, they are prescription drugs so it's not like they can go into Walgreens and buy it off the shelf... their doctor would need to sign off on it. What harm is there in people being aware of the newest pharmaceuticals that are available, so that they can discuss with their doctor whether or not they may be a viable treatment option for them?

Can this lead to people shopping around for doctors who will write them the prescriptions they want? I'm just thinking about how so many people get hooked on opioids.

Do you often see commercials for opiods?

The internet is full of ads that claim all kind of outlandish claims. Click the blue button, and they start saying one thing, but always end up just hawking their snake oil! I used to watch one , once in awhile, more for entertainment than any other reason. The whole internet is suspect, I don’t believe anything that is on that rag, unless it is confirmed by at least five other sources!

Certainly not in the last 15 years. Should they be allowed to?

If they want to advertise prescriptions fine .. what really needs to be banned is the kickbacks from pharma and insurance companies and government for prescribing certain medications and surgeries