Hate is one very big destroyer. The Lord God commands us to love all others as we love ourselves.

Which god is that - is it the same god you can't prove to anyone? If you are a thumb-sucker who thinks a god is real, then stop calling yourself "thinker" that's the LAST thing you are.

T-1 diabetes has no cure - it's caused by failure of the pancreas. T-2 is acquired from a bad lifestyle and can be cured - I was cured of it a couple of years ago after having it for 10 years.

T-2 cannot be cured, it can only be placed into remission with a reformed diet, weight loss and exercise. There is no "cure" for T-2.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30441979/ Abstract Type 1 diabetes represents a serious disease which is caused by autoimmune destruction of insulin-producing B cells in the pancreas. Administration of exogenous insulin cannot replace sensitive and gentle regulation of blood glucose levels that is established by B cells in healthy individuals. Pancreas or islet transplantation is limited by a shortage of donor pancreas and by complications associated with transplantations. For those reasons, new approaches of treatment are being searched, the using of mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) envisions a promising tool for cell-based therapy of type 1 diabetes. MSCs have a significant impact on the regulation of the immune system, are a potent source of various cytokines and growth factors and manifest multilineage differentiation abilities. In context of type 1 diabetes, MSCs can transdifferentiate into insulin-producing cells, support the regeneration of residual B cells by production of trophic and growth factors or participate in the suppression of the autoimmune reaction against B cells. This review is focused on perspectives and mechanisms of MSC-based therapy and its limitations. Key words: autoimmune reaction - differentiation - mesenchymal stem cells - type 1 diabetes.

Dear, stop posting this material, which you so clearly do not understand.

Since I've NEVER posted anything, do so yourself. TRY READING that, it's not hard to understand; "MSCs can transdifferentiate into insulin-producing cells, support the regeneration of residual B cells by production of trophic and growth factors or participate in the suppression of the autoimmune reaction against B cells".