Pre-diabetic? Is Dirty Electricity Behind Your Blood Sugar Reading?

A blood sugar reading that is elevated, but not yet at the level designated to be that of a diabetic usually means the individual is pre-diabetic. It's fascinating to learn that blood sugar levels in these people as well as full-on diabetics can fluctuate from environmental influences.

Transient electromagnetic fields in the kilohertz range that surrounds electrical wiring has been labeled dirty electricity when it affects human physiology, in this case we are speaking of blood sugar reading levels in diabetics as well as anyone else with unstable blood sugar levels such as prediabetics or metabolic syndrome.

It has already been well established that various elements in the environment can affect the physical and mental health of a fairly large group of individuals. In the case of the diabetic population, as many as 1 in 3 may be negatively influenced by dirty electricity or some other environmental sensitivity.

Don't take that number as exact, it's an estimate by current researchers doing the investigations into this phenomena.

When a group of diabetics were placed in a shielded environment, devoid of a dirty electrical presence, type I diabetics required less insulin, and type two diabetics had consistently lower levels of blood sugar to deal with.

The innocent diabetic who dedicates themselves to beneficial exercise, say on a treadmill may be inadvertently undercutting their efforts if the device used emits dirty electricity.

Its accepted now that dirty electricity can destabilize blood sugar among electrically sensitive diabetics, so it might be possible it is responsible for the difficulty of some brittle diabetics. Electronic equipment and wireless devices generate dirty electricity to such an extent in modern society that their avoidance is impossible.

Chemical sensitivity, and other environmental sensitivities are even more common than electrical sensitivities. Amazing as it sounds the entire field of environmental influences on health has been sadly ignored. It may be because big pharma dominates all medical thinking and training. Anything not connected to the use of drugs is downgraded in medical education.

This information is basically to suggest that you question the causes of your elevated blood sugar if your blood sugar reading is up, and consider alternative causes beyond gluttony and self indulgence.

Environmental physicians are few and far between, mostly because their professional standing has been deliberately nominalized. Self education is most of what''s left.

Electromagnet Biol Med. 2008;27(2):135-46.