Below is a email I just sent out to a local AM radio station, WIBC
1070am, (http://www.wibc.com) here in Indianapolis, Indiana. It concerns
a statement made by the host, Greg Garrison, about diabetes. You may
remember Greg Garrison as an analyist from the OJ Simpson trial.

In a recent experiment on me I found adding cheese to my carbs
in my morning breakfast of oats and whole wheat bread at dinner
has restored my BG levels to normalcy . I also find that my blood
pressure levels too have improved . I think for vegeterians adding

I bought some steel cut oats and cooked them up, threw in shome
shredded fat-free cheese and ate a cup.   Two hours later, my BGL is
92.   What the heck is going on?  A 92 post-prandial?   From Oats?
Is this normal for Steel-cut oats, because they're really, really

I am a new member of Google groups.I have been working on an academic
project, which examines the attitudes towards healthy eating in the UK
food retailing sector. I would appreciate if you could spend  5 minutes
of your time to complete my survey. The reason why this group is among

    Tomorrow is going to be my first real day hike since diagnosis. I have
taken a few 2-3 milers since, but tomorrow I will be hiking a 10 mile
strenuous hike. I plan on taking my meter. I always carry water and food
and make sure that several people know my route and plans. I'm ...

Newly diagnosed 28yo here. Probably T2 but don't know yet as doc thinks
I'm too young and isn't sure.
I'm becoming gravely concerned with the way that my GP is handling my
diabetes treatment in that it seems to go against accepted wisdom,

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I had my first set back with recent A1c up to 7.5 from mid 6s since
diagnosed with T2 nearly 5 yrs ago. Yes I was fooling myself a little.
Seems clear to me in hind site. Wife and I took a 3 week RV trip and
covered 3000+ miles. Quite sedentary a lot of the time. Also took a

haven't been here for months
reading the recent posts now with that additional objectivity, there is
nothing in the general conversations here that could be of much use to
diabetics

I'm having some friends over for dinner... it's too hot to cook-cook...
so I made my favorite chicken salad.
It's quite wonderful... and very very low carb.
Even if you "think" you don't like tarragon... try it.  You might

There are some people you can help and then there's others with whom it's
impossible.  Our friend is one of the impossibles.  They're keeping him on
insulin.  The dietician said he'd have more fleixibilitly with his food.  He
thinks it means eat anything he wants.  He's supposed ...

    Anyone ever had their meter appropriated?
Wild Monkshood

Congratulations to the Poms. Best game I've watched in
twenty years.
You didn't really think we were going to make it easy for
you, did you? :-))

I product a piece of software that I'm told is quite useful for
diabetics. Its called 'Food File', and its a freeware nutrition database.
http://www.kelpiesoft.com/applib/foodfile/
There is also an online version..