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Q&A With DeWayne McCulley-The Diabetes Engineer

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DeWayne McCulley-The Diabetes Engineer
Engineering Manager, Xerox Corp.
Location: Webster, NY United States
Joined: Aug 24th, 2008
About   (request update)
Survived a diabetic coma, weaned off the drugs, and used my 32 years of engineering experience in Corporate America to write the book "Death to Diabetes"
My Interview Question
Why are so many African-Americans and Latinos suffering with diabetes, high blood pressure, and obesity today?
Current Whereabouts:

ABC TV Interview: Diabetes

African-American Engineer Speaks at Medical Conference

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Life & Professional Aspirations:
Well-known author, diabetes educator, wellness coach, health advocate
Website:
http://www.deathtodiabetes.com
Education   (request update)
Penn St Univ class of 1971
Undergrad Major: Electrical Engineering
Claim To Fame:
Survived diabetic coma; Author of "Death to Diabetes"; Diabetes Health Coach and Trainer
Most Memorable Moment:
Academic awards Graduation
High School: Farrell High School in Farrell, PA class of 1967
 
Activities & Accomplishments:
Academic honors
Experience
I currently work with Xerox Corp. as Engineering Manager
I have 32 years of experience working in the Engineering industry.
Activity
African American Engineer Shocks the Medical World: Survives Diabetic Coma & Beats Diabetes African American Engineer Shocks the Medical World: Survives Diabetic Coma & Beats Diabetes
An African-American engineer (DeWayne McCulley) shocked the medical world by surviving a near-death diabetic coma, with a blood glucose level that was more than 1200 points above normal! This black ...more
Posted by DeWayne McCulley-The Diabetes Engineer on September 26th, 2008 • 2,823 Views
Cardiologist States: Type 2 Diabetes Cured by Engineer Cardiologist States: Type 2 Diabetes Cured by Engineer
Excerpts from WOR radio interview with Dr. Vagnini (cardiologist) and DeWayne McCulley, author of the acclaimed diabetes book "Death to Diabetes". ...more
Posted by DeWayne McCulley-The Diabetes Engineer on August 25th, 2008 • 1,378 Views
Xerox & African-American Engineer Uses Engineering Methods to Beat Type 2 Diabetes Xerox & African-American Engineer Uses Engineering Methods to Beat Type 2 Diabetes
Ex-diabetic engineer DeWayne McCulley (aka The Diabetes Engineer), who almost died of diabetic coma, explains how to defeat Type 2 diabetes, based on his engineering experience (Xerox Corp. Hughes Air ...more
Posted by DeWayne McCulley-The Diabetes Engineer on August 25th, 2008 • 2,256 Views
African-American Engineer Shocks Doctors & Beats Diabetes African-American Engineer Shocks Doctors & Beats Diabetes
DeWayne McCulley, an engineer and author, was invited by Dr. Courtney to speak at his diabetes medical conference. DeWayne McCulley is an ex-diabetic, who shocked his doctors by surviving a life-threa ...more
Posted by DeWayne McCulley-The Diabetes Engineer on August 25th, 2008 • 758 Views
My BlackInAmerica.com Profile
Why Are You Concerned About Black America:
African-Americans are more likely to develop diabetes, high blood pressure, kidney failure and other similar health issues. These health issues are creating a "Black Health Crisis" that is reaching epidemic levels. In fact, almost 1 out of every 2 people knows someone who is diabetic! I am an African-American who was fortunate to survive a life-threatening diabetic coma. But the doctors were shocked when I came out of the coma, and they were even more shocked when I weaned myself off the insulin, Coumadin, Lipitor and other drugs. I was so happy that my health improved such that the doctors no longer needed to amputate my legs. When I shared my story with other African-Americans in a diabetic support group, they were shocked to find out that someone could actually beat this disease and get off all the diabetic drugs. The same thing occurred when I shared my story with several black churches. That led me to write the book "Death to Diabetes". The good news is that the book is selling well. The bad news is that more than 91% of my readers are Caucasian -- I need to get this story to more African-Americans. They need to know that they do not have to suffer with amputation, blindness, kidney dialysis, heart attack or stroke -- they need to know there is Hope. All of these complications are preventable with the proper nutrition, exercise, and spiritual health. The key to beating diabetes and these other health issues is Knowledge. Knowledge is Power.
How Did You Find Out About This Site:
An email invite request from Dante and my daughter Cynthia
What Would You Like To See On This Site:
More visibility and discussion about how to prevent our people and our children from suffering unnecessarily with diabetes and other diseases
Did You See The CNN Special Entitled "Black In America":
Yes
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