당뇨약 복용 대신 '이것'만 하면 당뇨, 혈당 싹 잡아준다? [유사의학 vs 분당서울대병원]

#Diabetes #BloodsugarSpikes #FoodsGoodForDiabetes There are many people suffering from uncontrolled diabetes, right? You're probably putting a lot of effort into managing your diabetes, searching for diabetes symptoms, good foods for diabetes, side effects of diabetes medications, and blood sugar spikes. With so many people suffering from the disease, there's a lot of misinformation about diabetes floating around online. So many YouTubers share various information about diabetes, such as, "If you eat 'this,' your diabetes will improve," "If you drink 'this,' your blood sugar will drop steadily," "If you take diabetes medication for a long time, you'll eventually need insulin." What is the basis for such claims? Let me introduce you to an expert who knows far more about blood sugar and diabetes than these YouTubers. That expert is Professor Moon Jun-ho of the Department of Endocrinology and Metabolism at Seoul National University Bundang Hospital. Professor Moon Jun-ho of the Department of Endocrinology and Metabolism at Seoul National University Bundang Hospital will provide accurate information on whether the claims made by some health YouTubers are factual and what actually helps with diabetes. 00:18 Professor Introduction 00:24 If you go to the hospital with diabetes, are they just giving you medication? 02:35 If you take diabetes medication for a long time, will you need insulin later? 03:15 Does diabetes medication deteriorate the pancreatic insulin regulation function? 04:04 Do diabetes medications cause cancer? 05:49 Are clinical trials unreliable due to pharmaceutical company lobbying? 06:36 Are the risks of diabetes exaggerated due to pharmaceutical company lobbying? 08:23 Can diabetes be prevented if management begins at the pre-diabetic stage? 09:03 Can diabetes be cured by taking 'this' instead of medication? 11:15 Can substances derived from natural foods be made into medicine? 12:26 What are the best ways to properly prevent, treat, and manage diabetes? 13:54 What are the latest trends in diabetes treatment?