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Diabetes Explained: Why Blood Sugar Isn’t the Whole Story

What is diabetes — and why can the body still feel unstable even when blood sugar is “controlled”? Diabetes is a serious, lifelong condition where blood glucose levels are too high. While it’s often treated as a blood sugar problem, diabetes frequently reflects a deeper issue with how the body regulates energy, stress, and balance. Today, over 500 million people worldwide are living with diabetes — yet many still don’t fully understand what diabetes actually is, or why symptoms can continue even when medication is working and numbers look “under control.” There are two main types of diabetes: Type 1 diabetes, an autoimmune condition Type 2 diabetes, commonly associated with insulin resistance There are also rarer forms of diabetes, each with their own complexities. For some people, diabetes arrives suddenly. For others, it creeps in quietly over time. And for many — even when blood sugar improves: Energy still crashes Blood sugar swings continue The body never feels predictable Dr.Chris Cormier has been a doctor for over 27 years, and what he´s consistently learned is this: diabetes is not just about blood sugar. It’s about a system struggling to stay regulated. In this conversation, Dr. Chris Cormier explains: Why diabetes involves more than glucose levels How the nervous system influences blood sugar stability Why chasing numbers alone often misses the root issue What true long-term regulation actually requires In this video, you’ll learn: What diabetes really is beyond lab results The difference between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes Why symptoms can persist even when diabetes is “under control” How stress, energy regulation, and cellular communication play a role A different way to think about managing diabetes long term This video is educational and designed to help people with diabetes better understand what their body may be struggling to regulate — and why stability involves more than just medication or numbers. If this video resonates: Please subscribe to the channel Leave a comment on YouTube — your feedback is appreciated Share with friends or family members living with diabetes This video explains diabetes, Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, blood sugar instability, nervous system regulation, and why symptoms can continue even when numbers look controlled. 00:00 Diabetes Feels Like a Roller Coaster — Sudden vs Gradual Onset 00:55 Introduction to Diabetes With Dr. Chris Cormier 01:03 Type 1 vs Type 2 Diabetes Explained 01:55 Is Diabetes an Autoimmune Condition? 02:44 Do Men and Women Experience Diabetes Differently? 03:27 How Diabetes Affects Children vs Adults 04:31 Why Diabetes Is Affecting Younger Ages More Often 06:37 Lifestyle, Stress, and Food Patterns Behind Diabetes 07:24 What Weakens the Pancreas Over Time 07:30 Why Misunderstanding Diabetes Makes It Harder to Manage 08:01 The Brain–Pancreas Connection in Diabetes 09:26 Why Blood Sugar Swings Even When You’re Doing Everything Right 10:08 Why Blood Sugar Crashes Happen After Meals, Stress, or Poor Sleep 10:54 Why You Can Feel Worse Even When Numbers Improve 11:24 Early Warning Signs of Diabetes People Ignore 12:07 A Severe Undiagnosed Diabetes Case Explained 14:18 What Lab Tests Don’t Show in Diabetes 15:43 Why the Body Stays Stressed Even When Blood Sugar Is Controlled 17:25 The Role of the Nervous System in Diabetes Regulation 18:07 How Autoimmune and Non-Autoimmune Diabetes Are Affected by Stress 19:58 How Long-Term Stress Pushes Blood Sugar Out of Balance 21:36 Why Treating Diabetes Only as a Sugar Problem Fails 22:30 How Frequency-Based Therapies Support Metabolic Health 23:47 Why Micromanaging Blood Sugar Can Make You Feel Worse 24:24 What Changes When the Body No Longer Feels Under Attack 25:35 Why Regulation Matters More Than Perfection 27:21 Why Diabetes Rates Are Rising So Rapidly 28:26 Why Diabetes Is Still Widely Misunderstood 29:08 Difficult Diabetes Cases and What They Have in Common 30:37 The Limits of a Numbers-Only Approach to Diabetes 31:51 Questioning the Belief That Diabetes Is Lifelong 32:58 Why Some Practitioners Never Give Up on “Controlled” Cases 34:05 The Most Damaging Sentence Someone With Diabetes Can Hear 34:47 Final Thoughts and How to Get Support Disclaimer: This video is for informative purposes only. It is not intended to diagnose or treat any condition. Please reach out to a qualified healthcare provider or mental health professional if you are struggling.