Again, none of that in any way contradicts what I said earlier.

To quote you directly:

>Diabetes used to be...almost exclusively T1.

I'm talking about that part. Type 2 has ALWAYS been the more prevalent type. Always.

And no, it absolutely cannot be put into remission for all patients. There are some people with completely healthy diets, weights, and exercise regimens that still develop the disease. They are absolutely the minority. I am not disputing that. But you're flat out wrong to claim that doesn't happen. Or that type 1 used to be more prevalent than type 2. Or that people could survive long term with type 1 with lifestyle changes alone before insulin was available. Those are all 100% incorrect statements that you've made.