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Speaker 2: to you, Happy to Welcome to the fifty five KRC
Speaker 2: Morning Show. Tim Keller. He is the founder of US
Speaker 2: Diabetes Care, bringing over thirty five years of healthcare experience
Speaker 2: to his role and founder of USDC US Diabetes Car.
Speaker 2: He started his career at Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center
Speaker 2: back in nineteen eighty nine, rose to the ranks, held
Speaker 2: key roles at Striker as well as Smith and Nephew Orthopedics,
Speaker 2: where he built strong partnerships with physicians and led national
Speaker 2: distribution efforts. But after being diagnosed with diabetes himself, he
Speaker 2: saw a major gap in care with conditions like pre diabetes,
Speaker 2: type two, type three, gestational diabetes, as well as insulin resistance.
Speaker 2: US Diabetes Care is the result of that awakening, a
Speaker 2: program built to help people reverse these conditions through expert
Speaker 2: led education, proven tools, better access to care, and a
Speaker 2: comprehensive of that puts long term health first. Welcome to
Speaker 2: the program, Tim Keller, It's a real pleasure to.
Speaker 1: Have you on.
Speaker 3: Thank you, good morning. I'm a pleasure to be on.
Speaker 1: But it's timing is really interesting because I woke up
Speaker 1: this morning and I was going through my notes and
Speaker 1: looking at the updated news, and I always refer to
Speaker 1: the Wall Street Journal. There's their headline right there. How
Speaker 1: chronic disease became the biggest scourge in American health and
Speaker 1: diabetes number three on the list of common chronic conditions,
Speaker 1: with about fifteen percent of the US population dealing with diabetes.
Speaker 1: And this has gone up over the years, hasn't it.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's been a real problem in the United
Speaker 1: States with a growing problem with diabetes.
Speaker 3: Yes, I mean diabetes. Right now, we have ninety three
Speaker 3: million pre diabetics in the country, well thirty nine registered diabetics,
Speaker 3: which means on a Medicare Medicaid numbers. You know they're
Speaker 3: registered as you know TI TI, which means A and
Speaker 3: C above seven. The reality is is pre dibes. I
Speaker 3: don't really buy into that whole pre dibets. I tell people,
Speaker 3: you're not pre pregnant, you needither, you're diabetic, you're not.
Speaker 3: They've diagnosed pre diabetes from A five six or seven
Speaker 3: oh a one C so they can sell more drugs.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's it's very simple. If there is a precondition,
Speaker 3: it's a good place to get a diabetic because we
Speaker 3: can make lifestyle changes through education that can really reverse
Speaker 3: the disease pretty quickly.
Speaker 1: Reverse by meaning if you are diabetic, you can at
Speaker 1: some point in your life maybe no longer be diabetic.
Speaker 1: Now does that depend on the type of diabetes you
Speaker 1: are diagnosed with?
Speaker 3: Absolutely so, type one autoimmune, you're in some dependent you
Speaker 3: can't you're not doing any uploading to the muscle for
Speaker 3: a bukagan, So that's kind of a you know, a
Speaker 3: way different disease. But tie two ty three baster type
Speaker 3: three dementia, the station and diabetes in some resistance, all
Speaker 3: those things can be reversed.
Speaker 1: And what is the problem. And we also have a
Speaker 1: growing obesity problem. Quite often obesity is cited as one
Speaker 1: of the things that might lead you to having diabetes.
Speaker 1: This is all about our diet.
Speaker 3: Absolutely So you know, big pharma, big medical, they got
Speaker 3: they got together with the processed food industry convinced of it.
Speaker 3: And there's no money in a cure, so came up
Speaker 3: with a bunch of ideals around food to make us thick.
Speaker 3: The whole inner aisle of the grocery stores. Uh, fast
Speaker 3: foods are filled with you know, saturated fats, processed fats,
Speaker 3: refined foods, refined wheat, hyperuitials, corn strup, processed sugar, flour, hydrize,
Speaker 3: and nice wheat. And these are all chemical poisons in
Speaker 3: these foods that are quite honestly killing Americans. And you
Speaker 3: know that's interesting. I saw that in the Wall Street
Speaker 3: Journal as well. But I'm not buying that diabetes is
Speaker 3: the number three calls because people are dying of heart disease.
Speaker 3: I guarantee their their bottom line is because of diabetes.
Speaker 3: If somebody dies or heart attack or stroke, they say, oh,
Speaker 3: they had died a heart attack or stroke, but really
Speaker 3: the inderline condition was game with diabetes.
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Speaker 1: Seven thirty nine on a Thursday, Brian Thomas with Tim Keller.
Speaker 1: He's with US Diabetes Care, which you can find a
Speaker 1: lot of US diabetes Care dot com, which makes perfect sense.
Speaker 1: We're talking about diabetes and apparently you can reverse it,
Speaker 1: and that's what they're all about, not just using drugs
Speaker 1: and a lifetime a life long use of medications and
Speaker 1: all that, but they focus on reversal there, so you
Speaker 1: can reverse type two, type three gestational and insulin resistance.
Speaker 1: And I think that's pretty clearly what you said in
Speaker 1: the last segment. I guess it boils down to a
Speaker 1: simple question.
Speaker 3: How yeah, so you know the actually answering sistance is
Speaker 3: a precursor for diabetes type two, type three gestational diabetes
Speaker 3: is all a symptom of instant resistance. An infant resistance
Speaker 3: starts from uploading the muscle earlier than it becomes a
Speaker 3: hyperglycemia in the body. So what we do is we
Speaker 3: basically do a lifestyle platform Lumolendo Education Blue Zone educate
Speaker 3: people into mind so they can make life style choices
Speaker 3: to fix your body. And it's it's real simple, Brian.
Speaker 3: I mean a get moving, exercise, hydration, a lot of water, fiber,
Speaker 3: you know, increase your fiber intake, eat a lot more
Speaker 3: fruits and vegetables. Westerni's medicine is broken. Doctors don't have
Speaker 3: any nutrition training at all. They treat a symptom, not
Speaker 3: a patient, and they have very little education around nutrition.
Speaker 3: They tell diabetics they can't eat fruit. It's the most
Speaker 3: ridiculous lie. For all the fruits and vegetables you want. Actually,
Speaker 3: and uh, you know, lend me your meat and take
Speaker 3: the problem is is a lot of the meat that
Speaker 3: we're sourcing is you know, blockbuster, a big process agriculture
Speaker 3: meat which has been people are consuming meat breakfast, lunch
Speaker 3: to dinner for every meal. It's just unnecessary. It's inflammatory,
Speaker 3: and then all the process foods are throwing on top
Speaker 3: of it. It creates an intellr lipid fat in your cells,
Speaker 3: which fells the metabout stelluar dysfunction and the lifestyle changes,
Speaker 3: we got about a ninety percent reversal rate of diabetes
Speaker 3: on people to actually finish and graduate from our program
Speaker 3: through education.
Speaker 1: Well how about that? Now? What is the story on carbs.
Speaker 1: Now I'm staring at the modern current food pyramid, which
Speaker 1: is different from what I was taught as a child.
Speaker 1: And who created the food pyramid? And are we supposed
Speaker 1: to really truly consume thirty percent of our diet in
Speaker 1: the form of carves because I thought carbs were We
Speaker 1: learned that carbs were the problem, or at least were
Speaker 1: a problem.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so carves, you know, is always the confusing part,
Speaker 3: and that's where education comes in. There's healthy carbs and
Speaker 3: there's bad carbs. The bad carbs or anything from a
Speaker 3: process white foods, processed flour, so anything like baked goods, breads,
Speaker 3: you know, anything that's white, we say isn't right. So,
Speaker 3: you know, those kinds of carbs are bad for you.
Speaker 3: But there's carbs and fruits and vegetables that are that
Speaker 3: are good for you. So we try to have people
Speaker 3: focus on good carbs and not bad carbs.
Speaker 1: Well, what about the idea of I'm sure that you're
Speaker 1: an opponent of consuming process sugary foods and my experience
Speaker 1: with that, I learned that there's a direct correlation with
Speaker 1: sugar intake and cancer because cancer apparently loves sugar and
Speaker 1: I've been diagnosed with lymphoma, so I thought I took
Speaker 1: it upon myself last October to try to cut almost
Speaker 1: every single added sugar out of my diet along with
Speaker 1: curving carbs. I end up losing about twenty pounds and
Speaker 1: I feel a lot better. Tim That's kind of why
Speaker 1: I bring it up. But what I learned over through
Speaker 1: the process though, by reading labels, sugar is everywhere. It's
Speaker 1: in everything added sugars. I even quit eating ketchup because
Speaker 1: there's like a whole bunch of it in the tablespood.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's sugar, is literally, and the problem is it's Brian.
Speaker 3: It's not just sugar, it's processed sugar. Yeah. And there
Speaker 3: you know there's a link to process sugar being is
Speaker 3: it is more addictive than cocaine. Okay, so there's studies
Speaker 3: all over with that. But and and for the children
Speaker 3: and all the processed foods, they're pretting this in everything,
Speaker 3: So you wonder why these kids have addiction to refine
Speaker 3: processed foods and living a lot much more sanitary lifestyle
Speaker 3: and in brack to cancer. You know, this is the
Speaker 3: thing about our lifestyle for diabes. You start found our
Speaker 3: lifestyle for diabetes. I mean, we're we can help you
Speaker 3: you know curve. Uh you know cancer as well, Cancer
Speaker 3: lives in the cynic environment, right and they acid rys
Speaker 3: the cancer and a lot of that acid comes from sugar.
Speaker 3: So if you step off the sugar and the acid
Speaker 3: in the body, cancer can't survive. So you know, there's
Speaker 3: no guarantee around that. But you know, we've had patients
Speaker 3: you know, ironically that have diabetes and cancer on our
Speaker 3: I saw a platform and they've been able to reverse their.
Speaker 1: Disease and that lifestyle platform at US diabetescare dot com.
Speaker 1: So what what services do you offer there that that
Speaker 1: my listeners could take advantage of to these stent they're
Speaker 1: dealing with these problems.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so we're full of the Transition pro rim Care
Speaker 3: diabetic clinic as well. So we do you know, clinical diabetes.
Speaker 3: We have everything underrun roof, so basically do automot nervous
Speaker 3: system tests, brain stands in house neurologists, so we do
Speaker 3: a lot with the type three as demensied diabetes and
Speaker 3: then from a you know, obviously we have two large
Speaker 3: education classes where we do live education and I think
Speaker 3: you know, once again we have it through an alf
Speaker 3: now as well ibscare dot com. You can go to
Speaker 3: our website hit learn more tab and get our app
Speaker 3: through there, or you can go on Apple and Android,
Speaker 3: the the app Store and us IV's Care Education uh
Speaker 3: and get our app that way. But the key to
Speaker 3: all this, you know, taking apart to uncle side, is
Speaker 3: for everybody who's really educated about the truth about diabetes.
Speaker 3: We talk about more than just what you put in
Speaker 3: your mouth. We talk about oxidative stress. We talk about
Speaker 3: healthy fats, good versus good fats. We talk about brain
Speaker 3: health and beyond. I mean, we really dive into things
Speaker 3: that people just aren't learning in regular western ice medicine.
Speaker 3: And you can't learn it when you have a two
Speaker 3: hour wait in the waight room and to get a
Speaker 3: five minute appointment. You're not going to change somebody's life
Speaker 3: that way.
Speaker 1: No question, Tim. It's I mean, western medicine does it
Speaker 1: just treats the symptom. But I don't know how you
Speaker 1: feel about RFK Junior, but I'm kind of excited that
Speaker 1: he's sort of bringing this proactivity, getting in front of
Speaker 1: the disease and starting out with a more healthy lifestyle
Speaker 1: in order to prevent it from occurring in the first instance,
Speaker 1: and I think that's a more practical and common sense
Speaker 1: approach to dealing with it. But as you point out,
Speaker 1: you know, one of the big elephants in the room
Speaker 1: is the existence of these pharmaceutical companies and they're in
Speaker 1: the business of getting people to pop pills. That's how
Speaker 1: they make their money, and they're happy to see more
Speaker 1: and more people have to pop them or you know,
Speaker 1: buy the insulin.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, and the RFK juniors got a big task in
Speaker 3: front of them. But I like what he's doing, you know.
Speaker 3: I like the Donald Trump passed an executive order for
Speaker 3: the decrease in drugs. I think along with that they
Speaker 3: have to pass an executive order to get rid of
Speaker 3: these prior authorizations, which is the mental band that denies
Speaker 3: these drugs when patients go to the pharmacy to try
Speaker 3: to get them or make them two way too costly.
Speaker 3: I mean, like Jardians, which is one of the best
Speaker 3: drugs out there for diabets right now, I mean, we're
Speaker 3: our goals to get people off. But if there's a
Speaker 3: good drugs, Guardians is a really good drug and it's
Speaker 3: like thirteen hundred dollars on hunks cash out of pocket
Speaker 3: and means who can afford that? And so were we
Speaker 3: and we spend a lot of time fighting with the
Speaker 3: insurance companies to pay for these drugs for diabets that
Speaker 3: really need them and h and so that's a big
Speaker 3: problem too. So I think, along with you know, the
Speaker 3: thirty eighty percent off, they need to you know, look
Speaker 3: into the middle man of the drugs too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the pharmacy benefit managers get rid of those. Yeah, boy,
Speaker 1: that would streamline the process. Wouldn't then take a lot
Speaker 1: of the cost out of there?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah.
Speaker 1: US Diabeticscare dot com are US diabetescare dot com is
Speaker 1: where you find Tim Keller and the tips and information
Speaker 1: about diabetes, along with the opportunity to get the app
Speaker 1: if you're so inclined. Tim, I appreciate you giving out
Speaker 1: the wonderful information, sending people in the right direction, and
Speaker 1: what you're doing at US Diabetes Care helping folks out
Speaker 1: of need and curing it, getting rid of it. How
Speaker 1: long have you been diabetes free? Tim?
Speaker 3: I was diagnosed in two thousand and nine and I've
Speaker 3: been diabetic free since.
Speaker 1: That's absolutely amazing. So there is hope out there for
Speaker 1: my diabetic friends. In the audience. Tim Good having you
Speaker 1: on the program, did an interesting conversation. I appreciate the
Speaker 1: opportunity to speak with you and that you spent some
Speaker 1: time with my listeners to me today.
Speaker 3: Hey, Brian, thank you very much and I like sense.
Speaker 3: It's a good place.
Speaker 1: It is a good place. Come visit anytime you want. Tim,
Speaker 1: the water's fine, take care of yourself, have a wonderful
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