I don't know if he was obese, but he died very rich.
The info he provided was available from many sources
and his many items are available from common
sources at much lower prices.  Fads come and go.

Hello everyone.  I'm new to new group, looking for some help...
I'm T2 [or 1.5 maybe] and new to insulin.  I've surfed around for the answer
to my question, but no luck...
Before I went to inject tonight before bedtime, my sugar was at 92, the

I spend about $ 100.00 to $ 125.00 per month here in the U.S. for Blood
Glucose test strips.
I use the Reli-on brand from Wal-Mart which cost about $ .43 per strip - I
test about 10 times per day.

I am T2 diagnosed 2 years ago.
I now wake up with BG = 13 and one hour after lunch = 16. Was 20 once
two weeks ago.
I take metformin 850mg One three times a day and Diamacron MR 30 in

There is a lot of misinformation about the term "No Sugar Added"  floating
around here methinks. All it means is that they have no *additional* sugar
added to what is already included in the product. Doesn't mean the product
has no sugar, or is low sugar. Still gotta check the carbs ...

Interesting article about low carb products sabotaging low carb diets!
http://www.kansas.com/mld/kansas/living/7499061.htm
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Best wishes,

Ahhh!  A couple of months ago my A1c was 6.7, with 6.5 being the "new norm".
Today, the word is it's 5.5.  My highest A1c was 13.  Ouch!.
The Amaryl was decreased from 4mg to 2mg in the morning, as of today.
If I were a pup, my name would be Snoopy - and I'd be DAAAAAAANC`IIING!

Interesting article:
http://tinyurl.com/2ydhn

G'day G'day Folks,
 Many people see low GI as replacing considerations concerning fibre
intake.  While it is true that higher fibre content often produces a
low GI there are other ways to arrive at lower GI even when dealing

Baking was my speciality and I've made almost all our bread for years,
so I've been working on developing a bread that will fit my diet. I'm
interested in a heavy whole grain bread (that can be cut thin); if you
want a light bread there is an approach that uses vital wheat gluten ...

Went to see the doctor today.  Very good news for me.
fbg 81
cholesterol 144
tris 198 too high

There was a good article on pumps in today's paper and it talked
about wireless technology to transmit bg levels from a glucose monitor
to the pump.  It gave this email address: www.minimed.com.
No I am not a spammer nor am I considering getting one at age 64.

I can only assume that I was pre - T2 diabetic as I never went to the
doctor.  But the symptoms of this sweets addict were blurred vision
and changing vision thruout the day.  I went for glasses and the eye
doctor only looked puzzled when I told her about the vision changing

A year ago I was 300 lbs (5'7") and was shooting 70u shots
of humalog 7-8 times a day and 70u shots of lantus twice a
day. Still, my BG's were hanging above 300 most of the time......
Then, I got a new Dr. who sent me to an endo who showed