http://www.umm.edu/altmed/ConsHerbs/Garlicch.html#Interactions
When used with a class of medications for diabetes called sulfonylureas,
garlic may lower blood sugar considerably. Medications from this class
include chlorpropamide, glimepiride, and glyburide. When using garlic

understand more about:
·        The nature and function of sleep.
·        How much sleep a person really needed
·        Why some people needed more sleep than others.

Hi am a new Member (suzie 37) from the uk,   I am having diabetic test
and need to know more about diabetes can you help me here hugs Suzie

Hehehehehehe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just got the phone call I've been waiting for, second only to my pump.........
My new power chair will be delivered Thursday!!
I cannot believe it is really happening!!

I saw a little unit today at Walgreens for $30 that is supposed to cool
or heat things.  It's the size of a six pack. It says it keeps them at
45 degrees when cooling.
I wondered if anyone has tried one of these for keeping insulin cold

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Interesting site.

Today I as I was patting myself on the back for my excellent blood sugar
control, my husband asked how I was managing to do so well.  I had been
walking for 20 minutes after every meal, and getting a 1 hour reading of
under 110 every time.  He suggested that I check again (it was ...

Group,
About 2 months ago, I purchased a "One Touch UltraSmart" for $20 - $20
rebate = $0. I received this rebate a week ago. A day later, I
received a pack of 10 lancets from LifeScan.

I've been eating raw garlic the last few weeks and I'm feeling gooooood!
It didn't change my blood sugar much but I have more energy over all.
Only eat a few cloves of garlic at night, so I don't stink as much next
day at work.

We've got the chair in the car, and are getting ready to head out to Memphis for my appointment
with the rheumatologist.  She is the one who keeps me going with the methotrexate for the
autoimmune Multiple Connective Tissue Diseases, and the Actonel for the osteoporosis.  Got all ...

This is my first posting here - obviously from the title - I usually post
over on sci.physics.relativity which obviously will be of little use for
diabetes.
Just got a phone call form the doc who does regular monitoring of my blood

hi, i am new to this group, just diagnosed as type 2, on metformin 1
time a day, my bg is high in the am, should i take at night? taking it
in am for the past 3 weeks has not made a difference in my bg.......any
suggestions?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4965034.stm
quite a few interesting comparisons. Britons are half as likely to be
diabetic than their American counterparts.
One is the inference that not having an NHS actually does impact on

I just got the results of my 3-month FBG and A1c tests.  They are nice;
fgb 108 (my home test was 86 on my meter, but I had a walk and a bus
trip to get to the lab) and the A1c is 5.3  The interest comes with the
little test results sheet that came with the lab printout.  It has a