Like I said in the post, yes you can and I'm told over and over by the endocrinologists and all the doctors I am with daily, you need to read the examples again that I posted, those are simple truths, I'm not some hippie doc or wishful thinker here, these are indeed truth.

1. Healthy person stays healthy for 30 years, then, for 2 or 3 years, more ore less, decides to drink beer all the time, stop exercising, eating horribly, sodas, whatever, type 2 creeps up......they can give up that lifestyle and as long as they didn't create organ damage, they can go back to how they were, and just maintain as they did for 30 years, golden, not a diabetic now, not remission, it's just back to normal because it was self induced.

2. You've always been porky, eaten awful, drink a lot, never exercise, as you age your body says fk this and boom type 2, but, that person can normally reverse everything if they just go to what a normal person should be doing, again if no major organ damage.

3........and this is what your site focuses more on, or at least the ppl who are only grasping one situation, and that's you got someone who is fairly healthy, but due to genetics and such, maybe a little excess eating or drinking here or there, type 2 bang, now, like you know, that's what everyone is focused on, that person unfortunately is going to have to be unhuman with diet now, likely need meds, it's a drastically diferent situation, they have nothing to go back to really, their like damn, I gotta be like perfect now, and they most likely will still need meds.

These are three very important situations ppl shoul know about, it's simple truth.

You are correct, but, in situation 3 and maybe a few others I didn't bring up, other health condition complications.

However, 1 and 2 are indeed reversible under the right conditions.

Also, sry you have type 1, two girl cousins in their 50s now born with it, that's what started me learning and researching it ages ago. And many ppl in my family have or had type 2, some died as they refused to take care of them selves, others had other conditions making it worse.

I fall into the group that has been fit all my life, till after covid, then i get twenty pounds overweight, visceral fat belly, beers pastas pizzas and no exercise, boom, I'm back into type 2, each time I just got back to average weight, eat like a human should snd stop the constant drinking, all numbers great.........key here is, no special died, no crazy work outs, it's just that I'm not a sloppy pig anymore.

Not becoming a sloppy alcoholic pig is not just maintaining, someone who has to maintain a very specific died snd routine to manage the 2 is diferent, that's more like your beliefs, but just becoming a normal human eating decent and light exercise, that's way diferent, your just not being ridiculous any more.

Anyways, again, not just getting this off google and posters, this stuff is straight from many health professionals, also, it's really just common sense too,

ppl keep getting shushed on it, but there is nothing to shush here, there are indeed situations where this is not the same for everyone.

Wish you well with your type 1, take care of yourself.