I met a stranger to deliver some goods last night and this person was behaving rather jittery. His eyes were darting around as if we were dealing in narcotics and insisted that we go to a remote place. I followed him and when we came to a quite place, I sat down to chat with him.

I did not hand him the goods but instead started to ask about his health. He was a permanent resident in Singapore and held a reasonably good position, but lonely, stressed and he was diabetic (he is 29 years old). Although he looked rather fit and healthy, I was surprised that he had diabetes.

As I knew what could probably trigger diabetes, I proceeded to ask about his work and personality. Basically,  he was a person who likes to control others and situations. As he was now working for someone, he had to listen to orders which he had no control. He couldn’t control his superiors and he couldn’t control the situations at work. These were a clash to his personality. Stress was a natural result.

To prove that he likes to control situations, I asked him to use his hand to tightly grasp his iphone. After a while, his arms started to ache. I then asked him to drop the phone to the ground which he naturally refused, as it was an expensive phone. When I asked him again, which was more expensive, his phone or his arm, his faced started to smile. He understood what I was trying to tell him. I continued to give real accounts of diabetic patients and how they recovered.

Quite too often, we like to accept stress, which is just an excuse for us not to take 100% responsibility. Even though we know stress is killing us, we cannot seem to let it go because that itself is an excuse that we can continue to use. The result is that our physical health suffers and we blame doctors for not being able to fix us. His doctor also enforced his views that diabetes is incurable, and that he has the diabetic genes from his family. He was simply focusing his problems externally, never once thinking he was responsible for his current state of being.

Understand the underlying cause of the diabetic issue; I prescribed him a daily dosage of exercise and self loving meditation, collected the payment for my goods and left.

I received an SMS from this guy 10 minutes later and he said it was the best counselling he ever had. That made my day.

It wasn’t my intention to counsel and be a busybody, intruding into his personal life. As I met him, it naturally became my responsibility to help him simply because I met him. I was being responsible because he came into my life.

If you have questions on alternative natural treatments for diabetes, do be brave to send them to me.

Thank You! I Love You!

Eddie Lim

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