"This is not a mere treatise on health. Rather, it is about the causation of diseases and their treatment. It is presented in a very interesting language. The authors have got a good command of both the subject and the language. Complex scientific subjects are presented in a simple, elegant, manner."

"I strongly believe that controlling blood sugar should not be the sole criterion for treating diabetes. Even today there is no satisfactory explanation as to why diabetes occurs, but there is no doubt that changing lifestyles and increasing urbanization are at the root of diabetes. This means three main things: excessive food intake, reduced physical activity, and lack of certain behaviours such as physical risk-taking, agility, etc. Although it is not possible to go completely back to the old days, there is no doubt that it can be balanced through exercise and diet. I strongly feel that focusing on exercise will be of great benefit to all diabetics. The practice of outsourcing one's health to medical professions or medicines is not going to help because it will not completely cure the disease and the mechanism of organ failure will continue on a small scale inside, so we will never get the key to good health unless we take our health into our own hands and do something for it. For this, readers should introspect and examine this innovative thought through their own experience."

"This book is not only about diabetes but about a complete rethinking of current dogma in health and medical science. The root cause perspective mentioned in the book can help us understand lifestyle disorders in a radically different style. I sincerely hope that modern-day doctors take this thought forward to an innovative therapeutic and scientific application level."

"This book is an important contribution to scientific thinking. In this book, the authors have presented a very basic alternative thought about diabetes. As a doctor, I find his views noteworthy. Current medical thinking about diabetes has shrunken on blood sugar levels alone. Authors have tried to give it a completely separate scientific dimension. For that, this book will be a guide for medical professionals and researchers as well. The book's scholarly and yet interesting description of what scientific thinking is and how and to what extent there are obstacles to its dissemination in the scientific world has been covered in the first chapter. This book is a must-read for all those who are interested in scientific thinking and seeking truth through it."