Discussion: The fact that in China, there is a high prevalence of type 2 diabetes compared to a low rate of type 1 diabetes only strengthens the argument that the cause of type 1 diabetes is due to unresolved mental trauma.

China is a fascinating case, seemingly two quite similar diseases (diabetes type 1 and 2) but with rates, regarding the countries worldwide, with high variation. The morbidity rate of type 2 diabetes has increased over the past 40 years and is now very similar to that of Western countries. On the other hand, type 1 diabetes is at a shallow level compared to the world's nations.

The practical explanation, without performing statistical analysis, is that these are two completely different diseases. Type 2 diabetes is the diabetes of adults greatly affected by a processed and industrialized diet. In contrast, type 1 diabetes is a diabetes of children and youth mainly affected by unresolved mental traumas.

The argument that genetics is a critical factor in type 1 diabetes does not fit that Saudi Arabia is at the top of the list compared to its neighbors, Arab countries, with moderate rates. A sociological-statistical analysis of social and cultural climate is needed.

Although not based on in-depth statistical analysis, it is essential to note that these conclusions reflect a picture of all autoimmune diseases, not just type 1 diabetes. There is a very high component of life energy in all autoimmune diseases. Therefore, the treatment must be completely different from the one that exists today. Medicines only impair the immune system and do not penetrate the subconscious where unresolved traumas reside.

Link: Long-term immunodeficiency illnesses — Allergies, Chronic inflammations, Cancer, and Autoimmune.
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