THIS POST WAS ORIGINALLY POSTED ON NOVEMBER 16TH, 2009 ON OUR BLOG AT http://www.RDNmovement.com
This video rocks! Make sure to leave your comments for Sergie so that he knows what you think of his video!
Here are Sergei’s own words about his beating diabetes:
“I was nine years old when I was diagnosed with Diabetes. Doctors told my parents and me that I had to go on insulin immediately. My parents refused and instead began searching for alternative treatments. After trying numerous diets that did not work, in 1994 I tried raw food as well as vigorous exercising. I noticed a difference almost immediately. Within a few months of changing my diet and sticking to my exercise, my blood sugar was consistently lower and my symptoms were slowly but surely growing more faint. A few months after that, I sold my glucose monitor machine to my math teacher for $5.00 because I was tired of pricking my finger and having a normal reading each time. I feel extremely lucky to have been given another chance at being healthy. I know that the active lifestyle that I live today would not have been possible to live had I had diabetes. I am very grateful to my parents for not being afraid to try something out of the ordinary and for not being afraid of what others will think of them. It is because of them that I have my health today.”
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This video is awesome! So fun, it makes eating raw seem normal. looking forward to sharing this with my husband.
Comment by Jessica — April 16, 2010 @ 3:05 am
This is for Sergio. Were you diagnosed with Type I diabetes? My son is Type I, he was diagnosed at the age of 21. I refuse to believe that there is no way for his body to return to normal. I’m wondering if the raw food diet will work for him.
Comment by Beth — April 27, 2010 @ 8:32 am
Ummm.. did you say “eat effin raw foods forever” in a kids video and beep out the “effin” part. Wow. That was completely unnecessary. I had my four year old next to me. Good message but that ruined it for me.
Comment by Connie — April 27, 2010 @ 6:42 pm