I dont think type one diabetes can be healed

[DarkAries]

Greetings!
(I know, I getting this up again, last time.)

I know, supposedly everything can be fixed and cured. And I also got a lot of tips what to do, but most of them is for type two diabetes. Major difference is, that at type two, you have beta cells, and your body produce insulin, so you have something to fix. Beta cells are dead at type one diabetes. Nothing to save, if you cant grow back organs!

In ayurvedic, they separete the type one and two. Type two is caused by too much kapha dosa, and thats what ayurvedic treatments are for. Type one is under the ayurvedic Asadhya(incurable), since it usually happen at birth, and those who have t1d, but not artifical insulin soon dies. Same with tcm. I really doubt anyone could have been cured from it in ancient china or india, it was just a quick death sentence, they just healed t2d patients! Sure, they can help prevent the many painful sideeffects of long term diabetes, but it wont recreate dead cells! They all about balancing the body, the organs, but at t1d, there is literally nothing to balance out. If you have t1d, you physically dont have beta cells at your pancreas! The amount of times I got ancient methods to fix an illness that had 100 percent lethality rate before the invention of insulin... please dont swap it with type two anymore. Im fucking tired.

The biggest problem is, at the first few months or years there is honeymoon phase, when the beta cells still lives a bit from the added insulin. Happened with me too, and made me think I actually curing it... nope. Never happened, and I wont be the first who does it. Most of those 'miracilous' healings from diabetes either happenes with t2d patients, or was misdiagnosed.

I dont even want to get how mentally tireing is it, to manage it every hour, but there are just days where I can do literally nothing because of it, its pretty miserable feeling. Cant meditate, cant focus, cant work out, feel like a dying old man even Im on my 20s.

Sure, maybe with more advancing I wont be type one diabetic in my next life! But I have 5 or 7 more decades here if Im lucky, or I guess unlucky.

Yes, there are times when someone cured cancer or survived a surgery that was supposed to be lethal, with the help of the Gods. But these happened before in life. Noone, not a single being ever just cured type one diabetes, and maybe I shouldnt hope that I can.

I would be the happiest, if it could be, but I dont want any more false hope. Im not really sure how to move forward, but I know that the 'it can be cured' narrative only made me feel guilty for something, that already makes my life painful.

 

[Henu the Great]

Everyone has their fair share of issues to deal with. Whether you can heal from this condition or not, you still have a life to live!

 

[SparkingPowerUP]

As we advance, even if you don't, our world will be better and even if you can't heal it now, i am sure if not with spirituality then with science, with science many or all will be cured of illness, we (this civilization) don't go back we go forward and up. Science always advances and one day it will be like a miraculous experience.

As for now, we go as we can but i personaly am extremly optimistic in my self and future.

I wouldn't advise not to maditate, meditate as you can it's better than nothing. You do something for yourself now, you get later the benefits.

I also work toward healing incurable ilneses but for now i just mantain it and advance spiritually till i'm strong enough. We strive for the highest if you have high goals you will have also high successes.

 

[Khem Nefermed]

This is not medical advice.

Type one diabetes is ultimately a T-cell-mediated autoimmune disease that causes the destruction of insulin-producing beta cells within the pancreatic islets.
Certain HLA gene variants have a shape that easily binds both external viral proteins and internal beta-cell proteins. This structural similarity causes the immune system to confuse the two.
Type one diabetes is then:
- genetically present as a potentiality because of having certain HLA genetics
- triggered to be active and to damage beta cells that handle insulin

In healthy individuals, T-cells that attack the body's own tissues are destroyed before leaving the thymus gland, which acts as an "educator".
In people who develop type one, these autoreactive T-cells accidentally escape into the bloodstream. They remain dormant until an environmental trigger awakens them, and "teaches" them to react against insulin producers.

Yes, this is a deeply genetic disease, and obviously insulin is required to survive.

But I wouldn't lose hope completely. Spiritual practice can eventually influence genetics.

In my opinion, you should make workings that are directly targeting the genetic mechanisms of type one diabetes, both the initial weakness that causes it as well as the mechanism of it.
What I explained above is a very low level understanding. Study deeply, and use targeted affirmations.
Then, spam Sun Squares and other similar workings, and keep a regular schedule (perhaps one a month at a good astrological time) of Kheiron, Valefor or Asclepius Rituals.
Considering the issue is initially born in the thymus gland failing to handle a faulty gene blueprint, I suppose it wouldn't hurt to work consistently on the Thymus Chakra as well.

Besides that, medicine is also advancing. Experimental treatments are already being tried.

It sucks to be in this situation, and you absolutely should, obviously, continue insulin intake. But keep a positive attitude (as much as you can, we all have bad days), and do what you can to chip at it.

 

[DarkAries]

This is not medical advice.

Type one diabetes is ultimately a T-cell-mediated autoimmune disease that causes the destruction of insulin-producing beta cells within the pancreatic islets.
Certain HLA gene variants have a shape that easily binds both external viral proteins and internal beta-cell proteins. This structural similarity causes the immune system to confuse the two.
Type one diabetes is then:
- genetically present as a potentiality because of having certain HLA genetics
- triggered to be active and to damage beta cells that handle insulin

In healthy individuals, T-cells that attack the body's own tissues are destroyed before leaving the thymus gland, which acts as an "educator".
In people who develop type one, these autoreactive T-cells accidentally escape into the bloodstream. They remain dormant until an environmental trigger awakens them, and "teaches" them to react against insulin producers.

Yes, this is a deeply genetic disease, and obviously insulin is required to survive.

But I wouldn't lose hope completely. Spiritual practice can eventually influence genetics.

In my opinion, you should make workings that are directly targeting the genetic mechanisms of type one diabetes, both the initial weakness that causes it as well as the mechanism of it.
What I explained above is a very low level understanding. Study deeply, and use targeted affirmations.
Then, spam Sun Squares and other similar workings, and keep a regular schedule (perhaps one a month at a good astrological time) of Kheiron, Valefor or Asclepius Rituals.
Considering the issue is initially born in the thymus gland failing to handle a faulty gene blueprint, I suppose it wouldn't hurt to work consistently on the Thymus Chakra as well.

Besides that, medicine is also advancing. Experimental treatments are already being tried.

It sucks to be in this situation, and you absolutely should, obviously, continue insulin intake. But keep a positive attitude (as much as you can, we all have bad days), and do what you can to chip at it.

Sadly with the honeymoon phase end, I lost my positivity. No hope, sortof. I did tremendous amount of workings, insulin dependance just deepened as its written by medical books
Not really genetic in my case, noone in my family tree had it, up to the last 140 years.

 

[Henu the Great]

Spiritual practice can eventually influence genetics.

Actually, immediately, but not on the scale that is required to heal from this condition in a year or two.

Sadly with the honeymoon phase end, I lost my positivity. No hope, sortof. I did tremendous amount of workings, insulin dependance just deepened as its written by medical books
Not really genetic in my case, noone in my family tree had it, up to the last 140 years.

You tried for a short period of time and then gave up. That is called quitting, and quitters never win...

 

[DarkAries]

Actually, immediately, but not on the scale that is required to heal from this condition in a year or two.


You tried for a short period of time and then gave up. That is called quitting, and quitters never win...

Yeah, and chasing unobtainable goal gave me pretty severe depression, and nearly drove me to suicede. Twice. Its easy to stay motivated outside, but have any idea how devastating each failure feels? When you dont just see, but feel in every bit of your flesh and nerves that all your years work did nothing!? Its not about persistancy, its literally growing back part of an organ, and I DONT need more guilt for not achiving the impossible!

 

[Umun]

You've probably heard of stem cell treatment studies but I just found out about it. Maybe that's a promissing direction and if you ask some doctors about it they could direct you further to trials or something.

https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(24)01022-5

 

[Henu the Great]

Yeah, and chasing unobtainable goal gave me pretty severe depression, and nearly drove me to suicede. Twice. Its easy to stay motivated outside, but have any idea how devastating each failure feels? When you dont just see, but feel in every bit of your flesh and nerves that all your years work did nothing!? Its not about persistancy, its literally growing back part of an organ, and I DONT need more guilt for not achiving the impossible!

You assume that others have no issues, which I already pointed out, that is not the case at all. So yes, others can and do know what it's like to fail.

Second, what is unattainable, and what is not, is highly debatable, so let's not even go there.

And lastly, the bitterness is palpable, and it is no good use for anything productive..!

Feelings are fleeting anyway. I've come to the conclusion that actions alone matter.

 

[DarkAries]

You've probably heard of stem cell treatment studies but I just found out about it. Maybe that's a promissing direction and if you ask some doctors about it they could direct you further to trials or something.

https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(24)01022-5

Yeah
Maybe in the next 10 or 20 years it will be finished. It would be a perfect solution