A practitioner reported remarkable effects on sugar metabolism to us back in 2011. A number of his patients who trained using the FaceFormer method observed pleasing changes in their blood sugar levels.
We have many patients who we treat with the FaceFormer method. Some of them also suffer from diabetes. Diabetic patients who have used the FaceFormer therapy for completely different reasons have informed us that their blood sugar levels have reduced within a few days during the treatment. We were asked to provide an explanation. We could not spontaneously give any reasons and therefore turned to you, as you have noted diabetes on the list of indications for FaceFormer therapy. Our question is whether you are familiar with the reactions described and can explain the causal relationships.
Dr. Klaus Berndsen explains possible mechanisms of action of FaceFormer therapy in relation to diabetes.
In diabetes mellitus, the sugar that is important for cell metabolism does not reach the cells from the blood sufficiently. As a result, too much sugar remains in the blood. As a result, the cells of the muscles, liver, kidneys and fatty tissue do not have enough sugar available to produce energy. Insulin is required for the exchange of sugar between blood and body cells. The messenger substance lowers the blood sugar level by activating the cell receptors and thus stimulating the cell to absorb glucose from the blood. If this process does not take place to a sufficient extent, the blood sugar level rises. If insulin is missing, the cells cannot be supplied with sufficient sugar and break down fat. This leads to hyperacidity.
Common widespread disease
This metabolic disorder is also known colloquially as diabetes. The two common diabetes types 1 and 2 have different causes. Both cause elevated blood sugar levels, which greatly increase the risk of numerous secondary diseases.
Cause insulin deficiency
Type 1 diabetics usually produce little or no insulin. Due to the lack of this messenger substance, the body’s cells absorb too little glucose from the blood. Heart attacks, strokes, damage to the retina and nerves, kidney disease, periodontitis, skin disorders and even depression are among the numerous secondary diseases that can result from excess blood sugar.
The insulin deficit can be compensated for by using artificial insulin for the rest of the patient’s life.
Cause of insulin resistance
Type 2 diabetics have sufficient insulin in the early stages. However, the sensitivity of the cells to the messenger substance has decreased. As a result, the cells do not absorb enough vital sugar. The progressive insulin resistance is compensated for by an increasing output of the messenger substance. As soon as the amount of insulin produced is no longer sufficient, the familiar symptoms of diabetes mellitus appear.
Most people affected can already positively influence the process of insulin production by changing their lifestyle. A balanced diet and physical activity influence the metabolism of the whole organism.
We believe that FaceFormer therapy has an impact on at least four areas that can have an effect on diabetes.
In fact, in our own practice, as well as other practitioners, we have often received similar feedback from patients who have had similar experiences. We therefore also recommend using FaceFormer therapy for diabetes as a complementary therapy to standard treatment.
The influences probably complement each other or there are others. The explanations given for the use of FaceFormer and the successes observed in the treatment of diabetes appear plausible. Nevertheless, they remain hypothetical for the time being as long as no further systematic investigation has been carried out. Monitoring the processes would be comparatively simple because diabetic patients take regular blood measurements and usually record them. Results from follow-up observations and examinations by practitioners using FaceFormer therapy could be of further help to affected patients. We look forward to every user observation and will gradually compile and analyse them.
A reduction in blood glucose levels was observed in patients who practised FaceFormer training.
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