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New Discovery: The Real Cause of Type 2 Diabetes (Not Sugar!)
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Health Insider)
Thu Apr 24 03:13:16 2025
Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2025 02:13:12 -0500
From: "Health Insider" <DiabetesDoctor@livecare.ru.com>
Reply-To: "Diabetes Doctor" <HealthInsider@livecare.ru.com>
To: <linuxch-announce.discuss@charon.mit.edu>
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New Discovery: The Real Cause of Type 2 Diabetes (Not Sugar!)
http://livecare.ru.com/f8iP5ok2tAuA_yWp0HW3ZPlPzr7YkE_hqkCqZnVYyDLiv92Ykg
http://livecare.ru.com/xZMZXYgjqHkFcuhvD9OHniBGMf3-Y__pTQp307hL7dHl75NCdw
ealty company which had been contracted to build the theatre by investors organized by the William Morris Agency under the leadership of Walter Hoff Seely. Originally the theatre was conceived as a concert hall venue for San Francisco, but its plans were altered to that of a proscenium theatre after impresario John Cort succeeded Seely as the guiding force behind the project. Owned by its investment group under the auspices of Madison Realty, Cort became the theatre's first lessee and it was named for him.
The CT was design by architect Henry Ives Cobb who employed Spanish Renaissance architecture into his design. It opened on September 2, 1911 with a performance of Margaret Mayo's Baby Mine. Several prominent California citizens were in the audience, including California's governor, Hiram Johnson. The theatre was also utilized in 1911-1912 by the newly created San Francisco Symphony (SFS) who performed there first season at the theatre. This included the symphony's first concert which occurred on December 8, 1911 with a "crowded house" in attendance.
The SFS was still in residence at the theatre when Paul Whiteman joined the violin section of the orchestra for its 1915–1916 season. The soprano Maude Fay performed with the orch
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<td style="margin: 0px;">This should have won the Nobel Prize...<br />
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Harvard and 127 other world-elite universities have confirmed: type 2 diabetes has very <em>little</em>to do with your sugar intake, genetics, or lack of exercise...<br />
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The hidden culprit might be a "leaky liver".<br />
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But when your liver is overworked...<br />
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It floods your body with toxic glucose - leading to high blood sugar and insulin resistance.<br />
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But the good news is - there's a simple <strong>breakfast hack</strong> that heals your "diabetic leaky liver"...<br />
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Dr. Roy's discovery is backed by <u>over 44 clinical and scientific studies...</u><br />
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He's helped over 40,000 patients go from "near-death diabetic"... back to the "healthy range".<br />
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Find out the answer here:<br />
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