Leonard Deddo is a
Quality Control Engineer who has worked for decades
in the high-tech industry. Len discovered he had an
advanced case of Type 2 Diabetes.
After an extensive period of measuring and recording his food intake and blood sugar, combined with in-depth research, Len brought his Diabetes under control with diet.
Connecting the Dots depicts a man's journey as he overcomes the nightmare of Diabetes. Using his skills as an Engineer to understand it as a process he not only manages to 'control' it; he actually stumbles upon the root causes.
Digging deeper through years of scientific research he finds that this information has been known for decades. Yet no one has done anything to bring this information out. This book attempts to expose the government cover-up and truth behind the real causes of Diabetes. While science may say that this disease is genetic, the author examines the possibility that the food industry is manipulating data in order to make a heavy profit.
There will be little doubt in your mind after reading this that we are all at risk. We are a generation of Guinea pigs, comfortably consuming whatever is thrown at us by an industry motivated solely by profits and market share. When you connect the Dots, as you no doubt will, this story will anger you. It may also, hopefully, drive you to action.
Connecting The Dots is a valuable contribution to the literature of self-help for diabetes.
After an extensive period of measuring and recording his food intake and blood sugar, combined with in-depth research, Len brought his Diabetes under control with diet.
Connecting the Dots depicts a man's journey as he overcomes the nightmare of Diabetes. Using his skills as an Engineer to understand it as a process he not only manages to 'control' it; he actually stumbles upon the root causes.
Digging deeper through years of scientific research he finds that this information has been known for decades. Yet no one has done anything to bring this information out. This book attempts to expose the government cover-up and truth behind the real causes of Diabetes. While science may say that this disease is genetic, the author examines the possibility that the food industry is manipulating data in order to make a heavy profit.
There will be little doubt in your mind after reading this that we are all at risk. We are a generation of Guinea pigs, comfortably consuming whatever is thrown at us by an industry motivated solely by profits and market share. When you connect the Dots, as you no doubt will, this story will anger you. It may also, hopefully, drive you to action.
Connecting The Dots is a valuable contribution to the literature of self-help for diabetes.
