I'm pretty sure that eating less / intermittent fasting will help with Diabetes Type 2 (insulin resistance). Probably not with Type 1 though (inability to produce insulin), but that quite obviously isn't a healthy person.

fasting can cause an increase in the blood sugar levels in the blood of a diabetic.

A Diabetic is not healthy individual but the best part is Intermittent fasting and cold-showers are some of the few things that help with insulin and prevent diabetes.

> A Diabetic is not healthy individual

Neither, in a very significant sense, is someone who is clinically obese.

what do you mean diabetics aren't healthy? I'm diabetic and I am healthy. I'm not going to Hagen Daz on lunch...

[Merriam-Webster] Healthy: enjoying health and vigor of body, mind, or spirit

[Merriam-Webster] Health: the condition of being well or free from disease

[wikipedia] Diabetes mellitus (DM) also known as simply diabetes, is a group of metabolic diseases

You are not in good health / healthy in the manor meant in this thread and OA. You might eat healthy, exercise, whatever but you still suffer from a disease that healthy people do not.

Rejoice, you now know the same definition that nearly everyone else knows (rather than your far less useful personal make-believe definition). No longer will you have trouble communicating the state of your health or comprehension issues understanding other's. Bonus Cup! You are now less ignorant.

That's a pretty rude way to put it. Someday when you aren't "healthy" I hope someone makes a comment like this to you.