Day 17 and it has been a blessing. · Operation Shredline

Day 17 and it has been a blessing.

First post here. It's going to be a long post. Right now on Day 17 and I would have never guessed how much better I could feel after the event that made me want to change my life forever.

I used to be addicted to sugar, sodas and junk food, Coca Cola the most of all; sometimes I would drink 2.5 L a day. No Joke. I lived with a constant 300 glucose levels without even knowing or caring at all. My life had a turn when I changed my job and 3 months ago I had to quit the little exercise time playing Volleyball that was standing between my horrible habits/lifestyle and what happened afterwards.

I was coming back from work at around 8 PM, very hungry. That day I had decided to actually change my diet and quit sugar, all at the same time. It proved to be a bad choice because, on my way home riding the motorcycle I fainted. Thankfully I got to stop in the red light before I passed out and reappeared on the ground. Not a single scratch; the bike absorbed most of the damage of the fall, I fell the right way if there is any, leaving me only with a small bruise in the hand. It could have been A LOT WORSE: I could have fainted while on movement, burned by the bike, hit by a car... NOTHING. Only that all of the following diseases were evidenced at that moment: diabetes type 2, hypertension, high triglycerides, anemia, dehydration.

The following days was a nightmarish mixture of symptoms including dizziness 24/7, sometimes having to stop and sit because I felt like passing out again and again. Hungry all the time, but feeling sick if I ate whatever. When hunger hit, it was like a stab in my stomach that ended up building into heart pounding like crazy and vertigo.

Only two days I could rest at home with an excuse from the doctors.

Doctors would only get wrong about my diagnosis until I had my labs done. Then guess what, I was told I would be on meds all my life from now on. I was even scolded asking if I could get off meds if I could control my levels under medical supervision. I get tons of meds which I started taking them and stopped after a week.

After two weeks approximately,

@Saul Hernandez

introduced

@Danielle Wright

to me. Saul was the living proof of whatever Danielle said from that moment. I had no need to believe her or stop believing the lies we've all been told by the medical system; I just knew it to be true. I have been under her care until now and among all things that have happened to me that made me question my skepticism, this is by far the most direct Divine intervention that I have experienced. If anything, God planned this for me in a way I could not only be healed just in time, but also that I could understand and have felt what my life would have been like if I had followed the wrong path.

I have not only had the chance to survive and heal and start taking control of my life. This has been a new opportunity to redeem myself in every way, to forgive myself for the irresponsibility that I have nurtured my whole life and to make it right and start enjoying my life ONLY if I had the will to make it happen.

Day 17 and I TRULY feel (know) I have started to reverse my recently diagnosed type 2 Diabetes, hypertension, obesity and the negative influence of the bad food that kept me sick, drained off energy and without motivation for years.

Honestly, going from feeling awful at the bridge of fainting and having a heart, extreme hunger, withdrawals and abstinence syndrome several times a day, cravings of years of addiction consuming sugar and soda... to not having all of those problems, in 3 weeks... It is already a blessing. I have reversed more than I could believe it possible, and I'm not even considering my weight, which I might make an update on that later.

This is for sure the canonic event of my life and I'm deeply grateful to anyone who is taking part of it.

Sorry for the long text and the bad english, I could go on speaking about how it has been for me but if you have questions about anything you can leave me a message or reply and I will kindly read your comment.

I'll make a post later talking about progress photos in general and some tips that I could grasp.

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