It seems that when I first visited this post in 97 or 98, I don't remember
all this posting about aspartame, religion and anything else one can think
of.  As I remember Jude didn't tolerate it and I guess he had total
control.?

he's just too hilarious!  Seems I've been missing all the fun.
Hey, Gman got anything to say for yourself?
(LOL already--I know he'll come up with a whopper)
Dave

Many years ago when my BP was diagnosed, I went for many years without
a meter.  Then I got an Omron through a medical supply company that  cost
me about 100.00.  It takes 8 or 10 batteries so I bought an AC adapter for
another

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The tumour necrosis factor (TNF)-alpha system is activated in
accordance with pulse pressure in normotensive subjects with type 1
diabetes mellitus.

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http://groups.yahoo.com/group/aspartameNM/message/1284
eliminate sucralose and aspartame -- stevia OK, Gene Ladd, herbalist
and author, Deborah J. Botti, Times Herald-Record, Middletown,

http://tinyurl.com/83cdf
By scientists in Iceland of all places. Should be interesting to watch
the progress of this study.
Regards

Got my Ultrasound results back today after a trip to the Dr. for a nasty
sinus infection.  Right sinus is totally swollen shut and there is fluid in
right ear.  Owie!  My Dr. has been out sick all week so someone was filling
in for him and she was kind enough not only to see me but ...

I've seen to many low readings with the One Touch Basic meter from one
vial.  The vial seems to have an unusual number of bad sticks.
Yesterday I called Lifescan to request some control solution to check
the validity of the sticks.  The gal was quite snooty and

Im a Yr 12 student from Macarthur Girls High School, Australia studying
services available to diabetics. I would really like some personal
insight about your decisions to use Diabetes Support Services.. do you
use any other forms of services for support? if so, where did you hear

I have a cook book  named Eating Well with Diabetes The only diabetic cookbook you'll ever need.   It never mentioned  carbs. or glycimic carbs.  It looks exactly like  Weightwatcher Menu  with exchange points  does mention calories.   First published in 1987
Anybody know ...

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/521964?sssdmh=dm1.178587&src=nldne
"NEW YORK (Reuters Health) Jan 20 - The findings from a new
study by researchers in Canada lend further support to the
controversial belief that sulfonylurea drugs increase

I developed multiple sclerosis in 1991 and, over a two year period,
gradually overcame it using an alternative treatment suggested by Edgar
Cayce, a man many regard as the father of modern holistic medicine.
Cayce also suggested a promising alternative treatment for adult-onset

I have been lurking in this newsgroup for some time with the occasional
submission to the group.
11 weeks ago I started a new diet and I have been amazed by the results. I
just had to let you know about it as it might benefit others.

To those who have emailed I promise to write this week.
Have had alot going on and please forgive me for being
so lax.
I went to the endo today and for one week he wants me