Modesto,
CA, USA -- Almost everyone with Type 2 Diabetes can live a
normal, healthy, functional life if they receive and follow some
rather simple advice they will not hear from most doctors.
The
common advice given by physicians to Type 2 Diabetic patients is to
reduce sugar intake, but little progress will be made until a healthy
diet is followed that eliminates most carbohydrates, says Physician
Assistant and author Daryl Wein.
Wein
said he spends 35 to 45 minutes counseling all of his new Type 2
Diabetes patients about the importance of diet and minimizing carbs
as well as sugar, while almost all physicians will only spend about
five minutes with a new diabetic patient and simply advise to cut
down on sugar.
"Type
2 Diabetes is totally manageable, especially if you can catch it
early," stresses Wein. "The single most effective thing the
patient needs to do is eliminate or at least minimize their carb
intake. I have Type 2 Diabetes myself and went nine years living a
very healthy life without medicine because I followed a correct diet
which did not allow for sugar or carbs."
A
clinical laboratory scientist for more than 20 years and a Physician
Assistant for 17 years, Wein started extensive research on Type 2
Diabetes when he himself was diagnosed with the disease.
After
directing successful treatment for many hundreds of patients by
informing them of the correct diet for them, Wein decided to share
those secrets with patients and physicians alike in his new book Type
2 Diabetes: The Owner's Manual (ISBN 978-1522858270,
CreateSpace 2016, 159 pages, available on Amazon
$11.99 paperback, $6.99 Kindle and Audio
Book.
"To
my knowledge my book is the only simple owner's manual for Type 2
Diabetes," says Wein. "It teaches readers to utilize first
the most effective option available to manage their disease and then
to fine-tune sugar control with medication when and if needed. The
Owner's Manual is very simple to read and understand."
While
working for Central California Bariatric Surgery Daryl Wein made it
his objective to help patients reach their needed weight goal via
diet instead of surgery and experienced multiple successes including
one patient who lost 149 pounds over 22 months simply by avoiding
carbohydrates completely.
Wein
stresses that if all people with sugar abnormalities (who are not
dependent on insulin) followed the simple advice in Type 2
Diabetes: The Owner's Manual the impact on their overall health
would be immense and the savings for healthcare in the U.S. alone
would be in the many billions of dollars.
James
A. Surrell, M.D. and author of SOS (Stop Only Sugar) Diet,
says: "We have an epidemic of Type 2 diabetes in the USA today,
primarily as a result of our dietary habits. Follow the excellent
guidelines contained in Type 2 Diabetes: The Owner's Manual
and you will significantly improve your overall health."
A
physician in a review on Amazon using the pen name "Schmutz"
writes: "The Owner's Manual is well written, easy to understand
in laymen's terms and very useful. If diabetics followed Daryl's
recommendations, my job would be much easier and their lives
healthier and longer."
A
few of the eye-opening pieces of advice given by Wein in his
highly-respected book include:
• There
is no need to consume any sugar or starches at all
• Natural
fruit and fruit juices are not good for diabetics
• Avoid
all forms of alcohol when trying to lose weight
• The
only fats known to be harmful are trans-fats which are mainly found
in shortening and margarine
• Eating
fat does not make you fat and eating fat has never been directly
associated with heart disease
• Brown
sugar has never been healthier than white sugar, only less pure
• There
are almost no carbs in any of the artificial sweeteners so they do
not contribute to the elevation of blood sugar.
• Monitoring
your sugar 2-3 times a day with a finger stick test is costly and a
complete waste of time.
A
former flight instructor, Wein also enjoys water skiing, swimming,
building houseboats, and playing the bass which he did while earning
his living as a musician, playing in clubs for three years. He owns a
small plane but his latest flight interest is flying industrial
drones legally. Daryl and wife Jann have an adult daughter, an adult
son, and three grandchildren.
National
Diabetes Month is observed every November so
individuals, health care professionals, organizations, and
communities across the country can bring attention to diabetes and
its impact on millions of Americans. Visit: http://www.diabetes.org.
About
Daryl Wein
A
native of Niles, Michigan, Wein earned a degree as a Medical
Technologist/Clinical Laboratory Scientist from USC Medical Center in
1978 and earned a degree as a Family Practice Physician Assistant
from UC Davis School of Medicine in 1999. Since 1999, while working
as a PA with Dr. David Olson and Dr. Elaine Madayag in internal
medicine, Wein also worked as a PA at Stanislaus County Urgent Care,
Oak Valley Hospital ER, Central California Bariatric Surgery, as a
contractor for California Correctional Health Care System, and for
rural health clinics run by Oak Valley Clinics. He also has done some
software development, and is credentialed in California to teach
community college classes.
Media
Contact: For a review copy of Type
2 Diabetes: The Owner's Manual or to arrange an
interview with Daryl Wein contact Scott Lorenz of Westwind
Communications Book Marketing by phone at 734-667-2090 or
http://www.book-marketing-expert.com.
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