Diabetes is the most common endocrine system disorder and is emerging as a pandemic and a major public health problem.
Diabetes mellitus is a group of metabolic diseases in which a person has high blood sugar, either because the body does not produce enough insulin or because the cells do not respond to the insulin produced.
High blood sugar produces the classic symptoms of frequent urination, increased thirst, and increased hunger.
Preventing diabetes may be possible in the future, but there is now considerable potential to use treatments such as brain wave entrainment to reduce the symptoms and complications of diabetes.
Brainwave entrainment is a neurotechnological tool that introduces specific sound waves into the brain with the intention of altering its state of consciousness and frequency. The brain naturally mimics everything that is rhythmic and repeats itself so rapidly that it synchronizes its brain wave frequency with that of the entrainment.
Listening and allowing your brain to enter a recording that reduces stress and stimulates the pancreas can be an effective complementary therapy for diabetes.
How diabetes manifests
In the early stages of diabetes, you develop insulin resistance – your insulin isn’t working as efficiently as it needs to, so your blood sugar levels rise.
During the second stage, when the pancreas has worked too hard for decades, it begins to secrete less and less insulin.
Now, when you need more insulin due to your lifestyle choices, the pancreas cannot produce enough and, in some cases, begins to die.
Diabetes has now manifested at this point, and you will need to take an oral insulin replacement or needle insulin injections.
How Lifestyle Can Strengthen Diabetes
Living in our modern world is very stressful, and if you don’t have a way to relieve and process that stress, you will put your body at risk.
Your brain reacts to excessive stress by releasing stress hormones such as cortisol, adrenaline, and norepinephrine, which aggravate insulin and glucose levels.
Reducing the release of these neurohormones through brain wave entrainment will help balance glucose and insulin in the blood.
Training helps normalize metabolic syndrome and diabetes.
When you’re stressed, your brain signals you to overeat and crave carbohydrates and fats.
Cortisol is especially activated at night, which makes it overwhelmingly difficult not to raid the refrigerator before going to bed, or even in the middle of the night.
Eating at night is deadly for diabetics, causing insulin resistance and raising blood sugar levels. On top of that, there is a natural five-minute spike in HGH, a growth hormone at 3:00 a.m. that leads to a temporary spike in insulin resistance and blood sugar. You now have very high blood sugar levels.
Stress makes diabetes worse. If you are under constant stress and don’t process it properly, your body will never be in a state of equilibrium or homeostasis, increasing further damage to the pancreas and other organs like the kidneys.
Emotional or psychological stress can also affect your sleep patterns, which in turn, causes your brain to release more stress hormones, affecting your diabetes even more.
Brain wave entrainment can significantly lower insulin resistance, which means your blood sugar levels will be more level, you won’t be as hungry, and you will urinate less.
Training, using a specific deliberate brain wave pattern, will stabilize sugar levels, decreasing fluctuations.
High fluctuations in blood sugar levels equate to fatigue and reduced mental clarity.
Brain wave entrainment can create balance at the deepest level of physiology, in your consciousness.
At that level, profound changes can occur that can alleviate or eliminate the symptoms of diabetes.
Diabetes is a serious disorder that affects your life.
Brain wave entrainment can stop the destructive effects of diabetes.