See also: Sugar, obesity, and Alzheimer’s: A national crisis In 2016, with health care costs on the rise and drug prices a political issue, why would any governmental body want to create 86 million more sick people? Unfortunately, that is what the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has done by promoting the existence of a condition called "pre-diabetes."  Last month, they launched a website named doIhaveprediabetes.org, and tens of millions of people who take the survey will find that they do. There is just one problem: it doesn't exist.  Diabetes is a condition that occurs when the pancreas, and the insulin hormone it creates to allow for cells to absorb sugar, doesn’t function properly.  People with Type 1 diabetes were born with an autoimmune condition that results in the destruction of insulin-producing cells.  The condition where it is acquired later in life, primarily due to poor...(Read Full Post)