anyone see the skit last night on jimmy kimmel.  it was a cartoon santa
with his doctor and the doctor said all those cookies has given him
diabetes and then he gave santa an "insulin pill".  would have been a
lot funnier if they bothered to do a little basic research about

http://www.lifescan.com/company/about/press/ultra_ts/
Only one production lot, and because the vials are short, not because
the strips are faulty.  Or so it seems.
+++++++++++++

I teach in a secondary school and am really committed to my job.  I put a
lot of hours in and really enjoy running lunchtime clubs etc.
Unfortunately, being a teacher is one of the reasons why my HbA1c is so
poor.  I am no good at knowing when to take a break, eat, test, inject

Two programmes on Christmas fare on UK BBC radio and TV respectively.
The radio programme mentioned that goose fat was mostly
mono-unsaturated, akin to olive oil in that respect (duck fat is also
good, apparently). A quick check on the USDA nutrient database

I added up the cost of all my meds, insulin, test strips, syringes and pen
needles. I used the prices of drugstore.com. The total cost of my monthly
supplies came to $842.23.
Anon

Has anyone been prescribed this med yet?
Irbesartan ( Avapro ) is a new pharmaceutical for type II's with
hypertension and kidney failure.
I'd like to know how well it's working for those who are taking it.

I recently had a blood test, and took the opportunity to check my
meters. Actually, I only tested two of them, as I have three one-touch
series (two ultras and an ultra smart) that usually read nearly the
same.  I've also decided to abandon the wallgreens trutrack as it has

I have to confess that I am tired of being responsible.  I feel utterly
depressed when I contemplate the Christmas holidays which always used to be,
for me, a time of no rules about diet or alcohol - just a time to enjoy and
then work out how to recover for the next bash.

Has anyone been prescribed this med yet?
Irbesartan ( Avapro ) is a new pharmaceutical for type II's with
hypertension and kidney failure.
I'd like to know how well it's working for those who are taking it.

What is SR-level with regard to blood examination and what does a
higher level of SR signify? How does one control it and what causes
SR-level to go up?

Strict blood sugar control can help T1s avoid
heart attacks and strokes:
http://www.healthscout.com/news/322/529811/main.html

I wish I could say it was nice to join you, but in all honesty it isn't!
It's only a few weeks since I officially became a member and I'm coming to
terms with all the testing and checks that are due! I'm certainly getting my
money's worth from the NHS now!

A few days ago I thought someone asked what effect chewing well or not had
on arrival of glucose into the blood, the idea suggested that less chewing
meant a slow down in digestion and glucose absorption.  Here is a study
that asks the same question, they looked at normal and ...

I have been tested for diabetes negatively. My family doctor thought I had
diabetes, because of my decreased sight (from 0 for years to -1), bad skin
condition, and tiredness problems.
However, he prescribed a blood test sober (no eating in the morning, no

http://www.newstarget.com/015943.html
I don't necessarily endorse the conclusions of ANY article that I post a
link for.  I post ONLY for the perusal of the readers of this NG.
Dave