If you live with type 2 diabetes, you probably already feel that something is wrong.
Even using all the traditional methods, the numbers vary… the energy disappears… and that constant tiredness doesn’t go away.
Deep down, there’s a fear that almost no one talks about:
“What if it gets worse?”
Fear of becoming increasingly dependent on medication, which is the reality for most people with diabetes.
Fear of losing freedom,
fear of complications that doctors warn about, but never explain properly.
And the most frustrating thing is doing everything they tell you… and still feeling like your body is slipping out of control.

A phrase that stuck with me, a patient in his final days due to the progression of type 2 diabetes.
Diabetes doesn’t just steal your health, it steals your freedom and your self-esteem.

And that was one of the motivations for us to achieve something that would give people at least control or even reverse it, and what we achieved was better than we could have hoped for.

Having lived among people with diabetes, I didn’t understand, sometimes I thought the patient wasn’t following the prescriptions, or taking proper care of themselves, which made me question several things, but Until I, “Dr. Peter Scott,” was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, my blood glucose levels reached 252, and I needed to use traditional methods, such as insulin injections.

I understood that traditional methods act more on the symptoms than on the root cause.

I experienced:
– Extreme fatigue
– Weight gain

– Hypoglycemia
– Gastrointestinal problems
– Loss of quality of life
At one point, I even had a severe crisis where I fainted and woke up in the hospital.

I really thought it would be my drastic end.

From then on, I was even afraid of undergoing surgeries, losing limbs, things that were forming in my mind, for someone who was on one side taking care of people, to be there now vulnerable, totally discouraged.
 And we know that large pharmacies don’t want you to get better, but rather to become dependent on their products.

I, Dr. Peter Scott, a specialist in Diabetology/Metabolism, continued investigating and studying even after receiving my diagnosis and noticed something that went unnoticed by everyone for many, many years. There is a hidden ‘sugar factory’ in the bodies of diabetics — and it’s not where you think.”

“I, Dr. Peter Scott, along with Dr. Daniel Wilson & Dr. Chad Parlamont from Harvard University and Zurich Medical School, found the real reason for high glucose — but almost no one talks about it.”

That’s why you see that even taking insulin, medications, and various other methods, there are people who do not succeed in treatments, leading to surgeries or even something worse. And this causes thousands and thousands of people to go in circles, fill themselves with medications, treat only the symptoms throughout their lives, which develops other health problems. We thought the real problem was only in the pancreas, or in the amount of sugar ingested, but it is an imbalance of the intestinal microbiome, an imbalance of bacteria. In the intestine, it creates a “sugar factory” that prevents the body from properly using the insulin it already produces.