Mack, can you tell what service Chung is posting from/through.  It
looks like a commercial News provider although I don't see them
supplying one person.  I'm not up to speed enough to determine the
ISP.

Diabetes,prediabetes and metabolic syndrome are varying degrees of
carbohydrate/metabolic dysfunction.  Diabetes is an ancient disease
that modern science is just beginning to provide treatment insights and
medications.  Diabetes requires a  constant monitoring of carbohydrate

I had to stop in at my Endo's office today and while I was waiting
on her, there was a small poster hanging up, well there were several
but one in particular caught my eye.  It was a study for "pre-diabetes"
there were a few conditions such as not being already a diabetic, no

Graduate students from the George Washington University School of
Business in Washington, D.C. are researching the factors that affect a
patient's hospital choice and gathering feedback about the care
provided. We would very much appreciate participation from people who

Bernstein makes a case for avoiding protamine insulins like NPH particularly
if you have to have coronary angiography. The problem involves hospital
staff injecting protamine after the angiography to turn off the heparin that
was injected to avoid blood clots.  According to ...

I am down to 6u of "R" insulin at breakfast (from over 200 /day)and have
now lost 25 pounds
I cut back on Lasix and cut OUT my dinner dose of Glucophage.  I ran out
of Digoxin, and won't have more for a few days.

When my stepfather was diagnosed with Type II many years ago and told me he
was on oral meds, I remember thinking, "Oh, he's just got a mild case."   I
don't ever recall his testing himself or talking about it. He wasn't
overweight, but he continued eating his favorite foods, ice ...

.. or anyone who may know.
I have spoken of my friend, an indigenous Australian. She
has type 2 diabetes and has the skinny arms and legs typical
of her race. Her weight is around the middle right up to her

http://www.diabetesincontrol.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=3650
The results suggest that poor glycemic control, as indicated by elevated
HbA1c levels in individuals with diabetes, is associated with an increased
risk of PAD independently of other known risk factors.

Doing a Google on "Atkins and Cholesterol", I waded through several
pages of stories.  While there seem to be some semi-serious studies on
the subject, virtually all of them say "more research is necessary".
Consequently, the conclusion that Atkins will improve your HDL or

I've been catching up on my clippings service. Towards the beginning of this
month sometime, the Torygraph did an interesting article on how much dosh
you get when you buy an annuity, and declare a good reason for a shorter
life expectancy at the same time. Apparently diabetes ...

Anyone had this done or know anyone that has?
I've always been on the large side but a few years ago I was confined to a
wheelchair for a while following a nasty car accident in the US and really
piled on the pounds.

Had my appointment today and was told everything was fine.
I specifically asked about my many floaters, but the doctor told me that
they are most definitely a common thing for people of my age--with and
without diabetes--and that he himself has them, and though they are

Occasionally questions arise in these groups as to the value
of usenet, email and web support groups for patients.
One of the biggest cancer support groups, ACOR, recently
surveyed newbies on this subject. Preliminary results have

I ran across this recipe while looking for something to do with a large
bunch of greens. I had everything on hand so I made a batch. It was very
filling and delicious. My 2hr PP was 122 but I splurged on a bit of mango
sorbet after dinner so I can't say for sure what drove the ...