I'm an infrequent reader, even less frequent poster here.
Simple question, I hope:
I have a pretty bad problem with Dawn Phenomenon. My insulin to carb
ratio at lunch and dinner is 1:22, but at breakfast it's more like 1:10

Is Glyburide or Metformin the initial preferred treatment choice for someone
with mild Type II. Why?
Thanks for your input.

I had for breakfast this morning 4 pieces of French Toast with Maple Syrup
(cinnamon sugar on top of the toast too) and 2 hours later was feeling a bit
crappy. I took my byetta and metformin (1000 mg) with the Byetta shot before
I ate it.

A link for McDonalds haters
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I just posted a recipe for Dahi Vada (Dal Dumplings in Yogurt) on A.F. D.
It's posted with a photo at: http://www.bigoven.com/recipe160691
I translating, converting, and testing several other Indian recipes this
weekend.

I have struggled periodically with the magical thinking problem "if I
ignore it, my diabetes will go away".  That thought's cousin "F*&$ it,
I'm going to eat what I want" also plague me.  I'm very curious: what
do other folks do when the bad thoughts override the good ones?

I was wondering if others here, who might be type 1 or 2 who are taking
insulin, have problems with changing from one type of needle to another?
Jeremy

I'm interested in hearing peoples success stories about walking as a
tool in the kit against diabetes. How often do you walk, how far, or
for what amount of time? How long have you walked regularly, etc.
I think its important that we encourage each other to take all of the

Well, I was wrong, he has an M.D.,; he's a rel (but whacky) doctor.
https://www.gaphysicianprofile.org/profile.ShowProfileAction.action?lic_nbr=040347
And I do find this a bit unusual:
"This physician has reported that he/she does not currently hold staff

Would anyone know if these are worth it? I saw a home test kit in my
pharmacy for $19.99 & i was curious if they r just as accurate as the
blood tests u get from the doc.Please let me know.Id like to buy one
this week.Thank u.

Could someone please remind me why I tried to consume some of this
stuff? It would have to be about the worst-tasting thing I have ever
had in my mouth. I remember the old adage about medicine only being
good for you if it tastes bad, but I am not sure that the gain is

this article also gives a nice explanation of the mechanisms behind diabetic
neuropathy. I  _think_  the same explanation can be given for the diabetic
neuropathy effecting (my) feet. It also explains why anti-oxidants like
Alpha Lipoic Acid work well for diabetic neuropathy.

He is frequently criticized when he offers advice that
contradicts some posts.
In view of liability I am amazed he will be here at all.
He is a doctor and really does not offers the bias

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