You are promoting a treatment that has not been proven through randomized control trials.
There is no mighty conspiracy to prevent non-drug medical clinics from operating in the United States. There are several dietary-therapy medical clinics that are fully permitted to operate in the United States. Dr. John McDougall and Dr. Dean Ornish both use a low-fat vegetarian diet to treat and reverse heart disease and type 2 diabetes.
They are allowed to do this, because a low-fat vegetarian diet has been proven to treat and reverse heart disease and type 2 diabetes.
Even the "evil" capitalist health insurance giant, Kaiser Permanente, has published its own vegan nutrition manual:
https://share.kaiserpermanente.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/The-Plant-Based-Diet-booklet.pdf . Page 2 of the manual says, "Do you want to improve, stabilize, or even reverse a chronic condition such as heart disease, high cholesterol, diabetes or high blood pressure? . . . then a plant-based eating plan may be for you".
Kaiser Permanente is allowed to promote a vegan diet to reverse heart disease and diabetes, because it has been proven to work.
The Gerson Clinic, on the other hand, is not allowed to operate its clinics in the United States,
because Gerson's own particular treatments have not been shown to satisfy its claims.
Last post from me. You haven't provided any studies from peer-reviewed journals. All of your "proof" has come from rabidly anti-vegan organizations.
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