I'm a T2, and as something of a control fanatic I've used Starlix
(nateglenide) to boost insulin production after meals. My diabetologist
suggests that I'd make a good First Patient for Exubera.
Has anyone else heard that from his/her physician? The idea is that this

Today I had pho for lunch for the first time since... Well, since I
don't remember when.  My friend came over to suck coffee and do my
hair for me, it seemed reasonable to repay her kindness (overlooking
that she sucked a LOT of my good coffee) by treating her to lunch.

Hi. I have been reading posts for a long while but this is my first time to
send a post. I am a Type 2 diagnosed in July, 2004. I initially started on
Metformin, advanced to Fortamet which is an extended release Metformin 2000
mg at night, then my doctor added 2mg Amaryl but I ...

I've been critical of the ADA dietary recommendations for some time. In
this NG, we hear lots of statements about diets, from ADA to Atkins to
South Beach, but I've always gone along with the popular preconceptions
here, and never had the intellectual curiosity to actually check ...

There're still companies manufacture meters that check glucose in Whole
blood.
It's now known that such meters results are 11% to 15% Less than those which
check glucose as in plasma.

I wonder if someone can provide me by solutions and advisers to this
case:
. Its a girl from my family her age now is 15 Years old, weight 65 Kg.
Since she was 10 Years old she infected by obesity debated mellitus

I saw the endo nutrionist this AM - she was GREAT.  Looked at my
bg/symptom logs, listened to what I had tried and not tried, then said
"You're already doing everything I could tell you to try, but while
it's worked for other people you're still shaking anyway. You don't

Hi .....
My meter's Accu-chek Go and my software program is Compass. Now I think all
meters in Australia read glucose level in whole blood. This type of meter's
readings are 11% to 15% less than meters that read as plasma.

My basement stairs have a winder at the bottom and is tucked into a corner
of the basement.  Going down stairs, my bare foot slid off the step and
dived feet first into the concrete wall.  Scared me because I thought I
broke something.  Except for a skinned up lag and two toes ...

Last FBG level came at 6.0 mmol per litre exactly.  Physician does not
diagnose me yet, but range of 6.1 to 6.9 means suboptimal usage of
chemistry.
To me, being on the borderline like this means that I can (and I

Oh, well

I found a pill on the floor under a chair.
It is either Gemfibrozil or Metformin, but I do not know which, and I do not
know the dosage.
The pharmacist is not able to identify the pill from my description.

In case anyone is interested, I'll be wandering around the
world during May-June-July.
The itinerary, briefly, will be:
Singapore, Istanbul, Barcelona; then driving via France,

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Can't say I've heard of KGA.
Dave