Hello, my name is Doctor John W. Tindall and I have been in private practice for almost thirty years.    Since mid year in 2007,  I have seen some amazing results obtained for patients and should also note for myself too, concerning  Metabolic Disorders specifically those involving insulin resistance problems.

Let me tell you my metabolic health story, which may help people understand how great I think this product is from a doctor's view point.  About thirty years ago, I had a cerebral vascular accident or better known as a CVA.  I was giving a lecture when I suddenly loss motor control on the right side of my body, plus I experienced numbness from my face to my toes on the right side of my body.  My speech became non understandable to the audience and I had to sit down.  Yes, I survived, but it left me with some damage.  Since that time if I would get tired my right side of my body would have a sleepiness sensation.   I also had major problems working my mouse at the computer when I would move the mouse from left to right or right to left.  I had to use my left hand to hold my right hand still, so I could put the cursor on a spot without it running all over the page.  Another effect was I didn't have a blood pressure problem before this health crisis occurred, but I sure did thereafter.  The cardiologist stated, "He did not no why I had the blood pressure problem after the incident". 

I'm pleased to tell you after only taking the Ketsumeisei for about three and half weeks, my blood pressure is starting to be normal again after almost thirty years of it not being so good.  The crazy mouse problem with the computer has drastically reduced to the point of  "Look, only one hand to do the action now without going all over the page.  In fact, at sixty,  I feel great and continue to see improvement on a daily basis.  My blood pressure has been running with medication for almost thirty years at around 155/90 with a pulse rate of 90+.  After only 3 to 4 weeks of using Ketsumeisei and the medication my  blood pressure reading is,  Now get ready for this      148/65 and a pulse of only 66.  I hope to be able to stop taking the prescription medicine finally in another thirty days or less.  From an economic view point, I estimated over the years of taking the one medication that my out of pocket expense was close to $12,000 dollars.  So, please listen to what I'm going to tell you.  It may save your life or some one you love.  If your metabolic health is not good now,  and you have the time to turn it around Ketsumeisei may be a blessing to you. 

The following education information is for those people who's health problems are related to being unable to regulate blood sugar levels or have insulin resistance disorders, specifically Type II diabetes mellitus, hyperlipidemia, hyperinsulinemia, hypertension, arteriosclerosis, atherosclerotic cardio and craniovascular diseases, lipid metabolism disorders such as high cholesterol or high triglycerides, high blood pressure or obesity.

WHAT IS INSULIN RESISTANCE ?  

Insulin is a hormone that is produced by the beta cells, which are cells that are scattered throughout the pancreas. The insulin produced is released into the blood stream and travels throughout the body. Insulin is an important hormone that has many actions within the body. Most of the actions of insulin are directed at metabolism (control) of carbohydrates (sugars and starches), lipids (fats), and proteins. Insulin also is important in regulating the cells of the body including their growth.

Insulin resistance is a condition in which the cells of the body become resistant to the effects of insulin, that is, the normal response to a given amount of insulin is reduced.  As a result, higher levels of insulin are needed in order for insulin to have its effects.  The resistance is seen with both the body’s own insulin and if insulin is given through injections.

WHAT CAUSES INSULIN RESISTANCE?

There are probably several causes of insulin resistance and there is thought to be a strong genetic factor an inherited component.  Some medications also can lead to insulin resistance. In addition, insulin resistance is seen often in the following conditions:

Diabetes mellitus has become increasingly prevalent, so much so that it is, in fact, currently referred to as a “national affliction.” Type II diabetes, which accounts for about 95% of diabetes mellitus, results from insufficient insulin secretion and insulin resistance (in which insulin cannot be used effectively). Genetic factors are involved in its etiology, but stress, overeating, lack of exercise and other modern lifestyle habits also play a large role. These predisposing factors promote the formation of the “diabetic constitution,” which is characterized by metabolic and circulatory disorders. As I mention before about, "National affliction",  this is based on the fact that one in three Americans may already have what is called "Insulin Resistive Syndrome".

 LIVER FUNCTIONS

 After a meal, non-diabetics store approximately 40% of glucose in the liver before being distributed to the blood as required.  People become diabetic, if there is insulin resistance caused by functional decline or disease of the liver.  All Type 2 diabetics suffer from minor functional disease of the liver, such as fatty liver, and slow flow of blood and bile.  When these minor functional diseases of the liver are treated, metabolism accelerate.  One of the major problems that I see with patients, especially women with slow metabolism have weight problems, which may be why they have such a problem in loosing weight and keeping it off .

 

A key answer to Blood Sugar Problems

Ketsumeisei

 

Dangerous complications of Type II diabetes mellitus

High blood sugar is just one of the many symptoms of diabetes mellitus. A continued state of metabolic and circulatory disorder may lead to such pathologies as retinopathy, nephropathy, neuropathy and myocardial infarction, and continue to induce pathological changes throughout the body. Type II diabetes is most  insidious for its complications. It is not uncommon for complications to continue to progress even though the blood sugar is well-controlled. Diabetes mellitus ranks first among diseases for complications. Current treatments for the complications are not adequately effective, and the need to use multiple medications often leads to adverse reactions. Treatment of diabetes mellitus must not focus solely on lowering the blood sugar, but must also incorporate measures to improve the constitution.

Ketsumeisei as prevention and treatment of Type II diabetes mellitus

Ketsumeisei is good for the prevention and treatment of Type II diabetes, its complications and insulin resistant syndromes. Ketsumeisei’s systemic effects improve metabolism and microcirculation disturbances in the body. Free fatty acid in the body is insulin resistant material. In clinical studies, Ketsumeisei clearly decreases free fatty acid in Type II diabetics. The product also decreases glucose indirectly by correcting insulin resistance as a result of the decrease of free fatty acid. Microcirculation disturbance can cause multiple complications. The proprietary mix of ingredients (including Flavonoid & Daidzein in Fruit Kudzvine, Carthamidin in Salflower, and Saponin in Korean Ginseng) improve total body microcirculation.

Liver function

Ketsumeisei’s ingredients including Flatstem Milkvetch Root, Cape Jasmine and Licorice improves liver function.

Subjective symptoms

Diabetics also suffer from various other symptoms including malaise (tiredness) and numbness. This product address these issues and has anti-fatigue and excito metabolic proprieties.   Most diabetics recognize improvements in various subjective symptoms in a few weeks.  Improved activity levels have been noted and well as having anti inflammation benefits.  In China, properties found within this formula has been used to prevent and treat visual impairment.  Symptoms of retinopathy or acrotetraplegia, if present, improve within a month or use.   Shortness of breath by steno cardia is also improved using the formula.

Efficacy in treatment

After using Ketsumeisei as directed, in most cases glucose levels in diabetics decrease or can be maintained with less insulin or oral hypoglycemic agent. In many cases, glucose levels decrease without any hypoglycemic agents. 60% of diabetics taking Ketsumeisei experience decreased glucose within 2 months. Nearly 100% of diabetics experience improvement of subjective symptoms during the same time period.

WARNINGS & PRECAUTIONS

Drug interactions - To date, there are no known interactions with other drugs.

Pregnancy - If you are pregnant or nursing, consult a healthcare professional before using.

 

Testimonials

Representing Some Cases Treated With Wang’s Ketsumeisei

A 62-year-old man

This man has had 2 heart attacks, In November of 2007, he had several tests ran for his 3 month check up and the doctor said his whole right side arteries were blocked.  The doctor then scheduled his surgery for January 18^th 2008, meanwhile I gave him 2 months of ketsumeisei. He was doing nothing different than the ketsumeisei, he then went in to have his surgery done and they went in cut him open and said there is nothing wrong, his arteries are perfectly fine and they sewed him up and sent him home.  Before taking the ketsumeisai his blood sugars were between 160 to 170.  After taking the ketsumeisei for two months his blood sugars went from 115 to 125.

A 85-year-old woman

Type II diabetes was diagnosed at the age of 48 years and the patient had been treated with oral hypoglycemic agents.  In April 1986, cataracts were diagnosed.  She suffered from cerebral infarction in October 2003, so an anticoagulant medication was added.  At the time of examination in February 2004, she had partial paralysis of the left side, difficulty in speaking, and shortness of breath.  Her fasting blood glucose level was 209, and the cholesterol level was 352mg/dL.  Following 2 months of treatment with Wang’s Ketsumeisei, her blood glucose fell to 182, HbA1c was 10.1%, and the cholesterol level was reduced to 319.  She also noticed improvement of her breathlessness and numbness of the extremities.  She has continued to take Wang’s Ketsumeisei for over 3 years, and at present is able to walk again and can even talk on the telephone.  Her present blood glucose level is 136, with an HbA1c of 6.1%.  She has stopped using anticoagulants.

A 48-year-old man

The patient began to experience unusual thirst and hunger at the age of 40 years.  At the time of diagnosis of type II diabetes, his blood glucose level was 400.  He was treated with oral hypoglycemic agents.  At the time of examination in January 2007, the patient was listless with tremor of the hands, and he perspired so much that his underwear became wet after working for a short time.  With his blood glucose level at 210, he began using Wang’s Ketsumeisei in addition to the antidiabetic drug.  After one month of treatment, there was clear improvement of symptoms such as listlessness, and his desire to work returned.  By the third month, his blood glucose level was down to about 186 and his sweating had returned to normal.  He has continued with this treatment up to the present.

A 37-year-old man

At the age of 30 years, the patient suffered a severe shock due to the death of his son.  At the age of 31, he began to experience dryness of the throat and his vision suddenly deteriorated.  With a blood glucose level of 500, he was diagnosed as having Type II diabetes.  He had been on insulin injections ever since.  At the time of examination in December 2006, he was on leave from work because he became tired very easily and could not see clearly.  Insulin was used three times daily, and his blood glucose level was 200.  Upon starting treatment with Wang’s Ketsumeisei, he noticed remarkable improvement of his fatigue.  By the second month of treatment with Ketsumeisei, he was able to reduce the insulin dosage per day  and his blood glucose level dropped to 190.  His vision improved, and he was able to return to work.  He has continued with Ketsumeisei treatment.

A 53-year-old man

At the time of diagnosis of Type II diabetes at the age of 47 years, the patient had a fasting blood glucose level of 141, and triglyceride level of 246.  He was treated with oral antidiabetic agents.  In 2002, he was hospitalized because of extreme listlessness, numbness of his feet and patient refused to use insulin.  At the time of discharge from the hospital, his fasting blood glucose level was 246 and the triglyceride levels were 237.  He also had numbness in both feet, glycosuria (plus 3), and was on leave from work.  Immediately following his release from the hospital, he added Wang’s Ketsumeisei to his drug regimen.  Two month later, his listlessness had improved and the numbness of his feet had resolved.  His fasting blood glucose level had fallen to 180, and the triglyceride level was 146.  Also, glycosuria had declined to (plus 1), and he had returned to work.  The dose was changed to 3 g/day, and after 6 more months of treatment, his condition was stable.

A 60-year-old-man

Type II diabetes was diagnosed at the age of 55 years and the patient had a fasting blood glucose level of 280, as well as steadily worsening numbness of his feet (peripheral neuropathy), and overall feeling of sluggishness, and impaired hearing.  Insulin (9U/day) reduced his blood glucose level to 180 to 190, but symptoms such as numbness failed to improve.  In August of 2004, Wang’s Ketsumeisei was added to his drug regimen.  The numbness of his feet gradually resolved, he began to feel less lethargic, and he also reported that his hearing had improved.  His fasting blood glucose level is presently maintained at 160 to 170 and he continues treatment with Ketsumeisei at his own request.

A 66-year-old-man

At the age of 50 years, the patient was diagnosed as having Type II diabetes.  One year prior to examination, he had been hospitalized for myocardial infarction.  He had been receiving insulin for diabetes (16 U in the morning, 10 U at noon, and 10 U in the evening).  At the time of examination, he had a fasting blood glucose level of 138, triglyceride level of 502, cholesterol level of 250.  He also had numbness of both feet, erectile dysfunction, and urinated 4 times every night.  Wang’s  Ketsumeisei was added to his regimen.  After 2 months, the numbness was improved, he was able to get an erection again, and nocturnal urination was reduced to once per night.  His fasting blood glucose level improved to 131, with triglycerides of 478, cholesterol of 229.

A 46-year-old man

At the age of 26 years, the patient was diagnosed as having Type I diabetes.  He was treated with insulin.  Over the past 3 years, numbness of his hand had gradually worsened.  At the time of examination, he had numbness of both hands particularly, cold fingers of the right hand, dull sensation, a stiff neck and shoulders, pain and numbness around the hips, and overall listlessness.  He had a fasting blood glucose level of 120 and a postprandial glucose level of 200.  Wang’s Ketsumeisei was added to his other medications.  After 2 months, his hands and fingers felt warmer and the sensations of pain and numbness had improved, although his blood glucose level as almost unchanged.

A 58-year-old woman

The patient was diagnosed as having Type II diabetes at the age of 46 years.  She was treated with oral hypoglycemic agents.  For 5 years, she suffered from extreme listlessness and increasingly severe pain and numbness of the extremities, as well as palpitations and shortness of breath.  In August 2005, her fasting blood glucose level was 269, the triglyceride level was 460, and she had glycosuria (plus 3).  Wang’s Juemingjing was added to her other treatment.  After 3 months, her fasting blood glucose level had fallen to 200, and she noted improvement of both shortness of breath and the pain and numbness of her hands and feet.  Her condition became stable after one year of treatment with Wang’s Ketsumeisei.

A 71-year-old man

Type II diabetes was diagnosed at the age of 46 years.  He had been treated with oral antidiabetic agents ever since, but had recently developed severe palpitations, shortness of breath, and numbness of his toes.  His fasting blood glucose level was 140.  Wang’s Ketsumeisei was added to his drug regimen for 3 months, after which the numbness resolved and his palpations are shortness of breath also improved.

A 40-year-old man

Type II diabetes had been diagnosed two years prior to examination (his Father and Mother both also had diabetes), but he had refused drug therapy.  At the time of examination, he complained of intense hunger, lethargy, and frequent urination, among other symptoms.  His fasting blood glucose level was 180.  He began using Wang’s Ketsumeisei and after 2 months of treatment, the sensation of hunger subsided and his fatigue improved, while his fasting blood glucose level was reduced to 165.  He has continued to take Ketsumeisei.

 

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