Can someone in this newsgroup guide me on how to delete the message I posted
on Cell Defense. I am new to newsgroup and my intentions were of pure motive
to help anyone and everyone. Had I known that it was going to be offensive
never in my wildest imagination would I have ...

I am a 51 yr. male and was diagnosed as a type 2 diabetic in December 2002
with a bg of 814. After getting out of the hospital I was initially placed
on Metformin 1000 mg. & Glipizide 10 mg. Several months later my daily
medications were changed to: Metformin 2000 mg., Glipizide 20 ...

Dr Andrew Weil:
The Timothy Leary/Baba Ram Dass (Dr. Richard Alpert) of the Millenium?
You Decide....
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Many people came out of WW@ where they had been starved.
I think I remember that they had a low incidence of heart disease.
However I have talked to a few and most of therm had chronic
problems that none of us want.   I saw a lot of poor rural people with

I will have family member visiting China and she has been told to have her
doctor write letter documenting the medicines she is taken and also to have
a written prescription for each of her medicines should she lose her meds
etc..

I have the OneTouch Ultra meter. At Hocks.comRx site,
http://www.hocks.com/diabetics/teststrips03.htm , I saw at the bottom of
their web page the OneTouch box of 50 with the item #  "ULTRAMED" and
further described as "ONE TOUCH ULTRA TEST STRIPS-MAIL ORDER--50/BOX " for

I am in the process of moving to The Indianapolis area and am looking the a
endocrinolgist.  Since I was just dx, I have not seen a endocrinolgist yet.
My PCP is currently treating and monitoring my diabetes.  I really do not
want to go through the hassle of finding a great ...

   Should a person who is sucessfully controlling their blood sugar with
diet and exercise be taking actos? If so, why? If not, why not? Thanks.

There's a superb T2 post by a chap called Doug over on alt.support.diabetes
He is basically reporting in after a year.
Every T2, especially newly dxed, should read it ...
"Checking in after 12 months as a diabetic"

Regardless of what you may think of the lowcarb movement, I love the
increasing availability of low carb items and how many folks are becoming
more "carb aware."  It's making it easier to manage this thing.  For
example, I used to have to go to specialty stores to get low carb bread ...

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Guess I may have cut back my intake of coffee too soon.
A study by Harvard School of Public Health demonstrats
that more than six cups of coffee per day reduced the
risk of developeing T2 by 50%. For details point your

I have some questions for those of you that clean your nasal passages
via douching or whatever method. Do you believe it helps ward off colds,
etc.? How do you do it? How much water? How much force? How often? What
solution do you use? And lastly, what method do you use?

Any thoughts on the taking of Guar Gum (Soluble Fibre) to assist with
Diabetic Control etc
Barry Roper

Various research using vit. e have not panned out as expected.  This
research suggests why:
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2004/01/040116073557.htm