How We Beat Diabetes

About the Book

Almost everybody’s life has been touched by diabetes. In author Ronald S. Brown’s new book, he shares the story of how his family managed to overcome this progressive disease. Entitled How We Beat Diabetes, Brown sends a very simple message: Type II Diabetes is reversible. Throughout the book’s pages, you will learn about type II diabetes and the therapeutic lifestyle changes the family has gone through to reverse the disease. Written for educational and entertainment purposes only, the information in this book merely narrates the author’s experience and is not intended for diagnosis, treatment, or cure for any disease.

About the Author

The author is a retired hotel night auditor. At the age of 21, he worked as a computer programmer for the Bank of Hawaii. Two years later, he was a refrigeration plant operator for the County of Los Angeles. Later on, he bought a grocery store in Mexico, and eventually wound up selling boiler feedwater chemicals there. It was during this period that he found his niche in the hospitality industry. He started as front desk clerk, progressed to night auditor, then on-property accountant, information manager, and finally settled in as night auditor for 20 years or so. During this time, his work was recognized 4 times by the receipt of the Employee of the Month award (unusual for night auditors.) He was a founding director of two churches, and has been a church treasurer for ten years. In the early '70s, he became interested in biochemistry, and began to follow its study as a hobby. (It was not until 1997 that this idle pastime would prove to be useful when his wife was diagnosed with adult onset diabetes.) In 1978, he began RS Brown, Technical Services, which has been involved in a wide variety of projects since its inception. This company has remained active to the present. He lives in Hemet, California, with his wife of 45 years, and their 5 children.