Diabetes Free Cure by Dr. David Pearson: Fact Check

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Diabetes Free Cure by Dr David Pearson.

Other Versions

1. “Miracle Shake” Treats Root Cause of Diabetes.

2. Diabetes Free: Treat the root cause of diabetes in as little as 14 days.

Fact Check:

Various videos (like the one shown above) and articles shared and promoted heavily online claim that a Dr. David Pearson has come up with a product/”Miracle Shake” that Cures Diabetes for Free. Let us analyze in detail whether the said claims are really facts or not.

The Claims in Detail

As you can see in the video, Dr. David Pearson narrates his long story of discovering the Diabetes Free Cure, which involves losing his father to diabetes, Big Pharma hiding a simple, natural way to cure Diabetes, and how he explored the rainforest to bring you the cure. He also tells he is risking his medical license by revealing the information to solve diabetes from the source – forever.

Dr. David Pearson talks about the Liver IGF replacement as a way to regulate Insulin imbalance which causes Diabetes. He says IGF (insulin-like growth factor) is 100 times more powerful than Insulin and it works even if the Pancreas (that produce Insulin) stop functioning. They offer a 14 days online training program to reverse and cure diabetes permanently in an all-natural way, without any side effects. They claim to offer the training in their website, in members only area.

About the Product

The 14 days online program (4-6 minutes a day) of Dr. David Pearson is actually a downloadable PDF book titled ‘Diabetes Free’ (can’t order hard copy) that they are selling for 37$, which they say is refundable in 60 days in case you are not satisfied with the product. As ‘freebies’ worth few hundreds of dollars, they also offer 3 other books ‘Foot miracle‘, ‘27 desserts that won’t spike your blood sugar‘ and ‘Breathe into a new life‘.

To Suspect

Firstly, the video that was uploaded to YouTube.com on 14 Jan 2015 does not have reliable credentials, the YouTube channel does not have any other videos or information. The text and audio of the website diabetesfree.org resemble typical ‘marketing’ style rather than someone who wants to give away free health information in public interest. Once the webpage is clicked to close without taking the offer, the product price is discounted from 37$ to 27$, and as claimed in the video, we did not even see any other members area section/page in the website. The contact source on the website is just a simple support email support[@]diabetesfree.org. More importantly, a disclaimer in the website’s Terms of Use section reads:

THE INFORMATION, PRODUCTS AND SERVICES OFFERED ON OR THROUGH THE SITE AND BY COMPANY AND ANY THIRD-PARTY SITES ARE PROVIDED “AS IS” AND WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED…

WE DO NOT WARRANT OR MAKE ANY REPRESENTATIONS REGARDING THE USE OR THE RESULTS OF THE USE OF THE SITE OR MATERIALS ON THIS SITE OR ON THIRD-PARTY SITES IN TERMS OF THEIR CORRECTNESS, ACCURACY, TIMELINESS, RELIABILITY OR OTHERWISE.