Thank you for reading the posting.
I took lipitor 10 mg for couple years and lowered total cholesterol by
100 points. I started lipitor 20 mg and after 8 days of taking the
medicine I started having itching on my leg every evening after coming

G'day G'day Folks,
Medscape is a valuable source of information.  The following may be
welcomed by some and not others.  Whatever.  The reason we share
information with one another to attempt to minimise the risks.

I posted something similar months ago and learned from this group that mood
swings and mild depression are rather common with severe diet changes and
weight loss.
Six months after losing 35 pounds, I'm still on the controlled diet with

To wish Ozgirl a very happy birthday. With many more.
Vicki

For those that may be using the "one touch ultra smart" blood sampler

meal range is 5.0 to 11.0 mmol per litre.  Are these ranges for people
with diabetes or for all individuals ?  I seem to think from an email

It's me again, still shaking but hanging in there...
I think I'm feeling the liver dumps as well as the drops, as sometimes
I feel fine and test, then start feeling bad and test and my bg has
actually gone up (not by a ton, but like from 90 to 100 or something

Wondering if anyone in this newsgroup has tried the antidepressant Cymbalta
for peripheral neuropathy?  I've had problems in left foot and leg for a
year or more but since my blood sugar is kept under control with diet and I
also have MS and a lower back ailment, I wasn't really ...

Alan wrote:
Beyond saying that every vegetarian I know - except you - is
unhealthy, I won't criticise it:-)
However, to assist my unhealthy friends, could you advise

anyone know of an in-patient clinic sort of setting where one can go to
refocus on control and learn new developments and so on for a few days or a
week? anywhre in the U.S. is fine.
thanks,

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Star fruit could offer inexpensive source of
antioxidants

G'day G'day Folks,
This is an interesting article. Although it talking about the wheat
strain providing high fibre what actually seems to happen is the wheat
is high amylose.  Further more the amylose is described as resistant

I have Type 2. Going on 1 1/2 years diagnosis.
Taking one 500mg of Metformin / day.
Testing Blood once a day in the AM.
My blood sugar levels are however around 114-118. My GP wants me to stay

I've lurked for a while, and have seen references to using insulin to
supplement standard T2 treatments, such as low-carb diet, metformin,
so on.  The purpose of supplementing therapy with insulin is to take
some of the load off of beta-cells.  I wish to talk this over with my

That's 1/2 the price I paid for the last one, at Walmart.
Dave

   Is anyone else here on Levemir long acting insulin? I believe it is
sold under a different name in the US than here in Canada.  My endo put
me on this as a basal insulin along with mealtime shots of rapid.  So
far, my results and my BG's are NOT very encouraging.  It get ...