Type 1 Diabetes - Is it Reversible?
Obesity & Diabetes: Breaking Barriers for Every Body
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4m 7s
We often see type 1 diabetes developing in children, reducing life expectancy and increasing the risk of other chronic diseases. But as Dr. Josh Hellman explains, "Type 1 diabetes is not a life sentence." By addressing the root causes of immune dysfunction and intervening early, he believes some patients may be able to slow – or even reverse – the disease process. Discover Dr. Hellman's approach in this 4-minute Episode #15 of 'Obesity & Diabetes: Breaking Barriers for Every Body,' where he explains why early treatment matters and the therapies he considers to support healing.
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