The noninvasivesResearchers at the University of Colorado School of Medicine in Denver Colorado USA found, that the vitamin drops, usually used for children in the USA, which content vitamin E and other antioxidants, given as supplenemt to the nutrition, can play a protective role, and may prevent Type 1 diabetes.
Mrs.
Jill N. Norris,
Ph.D.
from th University of Colorado School of Medicine in Denver found out,
that a few vitamindrops could prevent Type 1 diabetes in
children, by prevention of the autoimmun
process that will lead ot the onset of diabetes. She said in
other trials the researchers lookt to different facts, that might be
the cause for the onset of diabetes in children but not to the
protective role of Vitamin E or Vitamin D. Mrs Norris presentend her
findings at he meeting of the American Diabetes
Association
in San Francisco im Juni 1996.
The
fact, that children when feeded with a milligram of vitamin D or
vitamin E will not develop a typ 1 diabetes is a very fascinating fact.
A
few drops of vitamins at the right moment in the life of a
child may prevent a lifelong existing diabetes. Especially in families
where the parents are diabetic the children should get the vitamine
drops containing these two vitamins.