Community
Print
Leading diabetes magazine Diabetik has promoted the ‘Natural Food Interaction’ (NFI) protocol in its most recent edition.
The issue, which was published in the number one diabetic magazine for patients in Slovakia, promoted the protocol as a highly effective ‘alternative treatment’ to reverse type2 diabetes.
Natural Food Interaction Protocol
The Natural Food Interaction (NFI) protocol, a personalized whole-food plant-based diet plan, has yielded impressive results so far in an ongoing National Trial in Slovakia, with 82.9 percent of patients reported to have stopped all medication within 20 weeks.*
These results are currently being submitted to a number of leading journals by acclaimed diabetes researcher Professor Emil Martinka, including Forum Diabeticum, Diabetes and Obesity, and Diabetes Care.
Natural Food Interaction Protocol
The NFI protocol, which was founded by businessman David Hickman and biomolecular scientist Zuzana Plevova, is specifically tailored to individuals based on height, weight, age, sex, medication and associated diagnoses.
Designed for type 2 diabetics, the plan is nutritionally balanced, doesn’t require patients to restrict calories and is reported to lead to normalization of blood glucose as well as an average 3kg weekly weight loss.
The First-Ever Patient To Try The Protocol
The magazine featured Peter, who was the first patient in Slovakia to try the protocol
After adopting the NFI protocol, Peter put his illness of almost 29 years into remission – and gave him his life back, losing nearly 30kg (66lb) and coming off his insulin and metformin medication.
A Breakthrough Year
NFI Founder Hickman told Plant Based News as part of an upcoming exclusive interview: “It’s been a really positive year for us. After our trial at the National Institute in Slovakia, we have been invited to present results at numerous congresses and universities.
“We now have exciting opportunities to offer more people the ability to access the NFI protocol.”
You can find out more about the NFI protocol here
*The NFI Protocol results in 82.9 percent of patients stopping all medication within 20 weeks (based on verifiable data from 831 people). With medical supervision, the type 2 diabetes reversal rate on the NFI protocol is 93.6 percent (based on Dr. Lejavova’s cohort of 117 patients).
**This article was updated on December 16 to include the latest data from the NFI trial.
