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If one crosses threshold and becomes diabetic, can they ever be "cured" of it by lowering glucose etc?
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Certainly!: Borderline diabetics have the best chance of normalizing blood sugar levels through proper diet and exercise as well as weight loss. It can and in my experience has been done.
Answered 8/6/2013
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