Juvenile Diabetes has been associated with the consumption of cows milk, and vaccinations. Cures may be available.

Juvenile Diabetes or juvenile onset diabetes is also know as child diabetes because it occurs mainly in children. Because adult onset diabetes started to occur in children as well, the terms were changed.

Juvenile diabetes is now called Type 1 diabetes, while adult onset diabetes is called Type 2 diabetes.

Type 1 diabetes is also known as insulin dependent diabetes mellitus, or IDDM. The cells of the pancreas that producing insulin no longer produce it, so the afflicted person is dependent on insulin shots. Compare this to Type 2 diabetes: the insulin is produced, but the cells do not respond to it.

In Type 1 diabetes, the cells of the pancreas that produce insulin have been destroyed. The consumption of cows milk by infants, and vaccinations, have been implicated. But there is evidence that these cells can be regenerated, and changes in diet can significantly reduce the need for insulin. This is explained in detail on the following page:

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