http://www.webmd.com/content/article/120/113991.htm
It doesn't mention how smoke exposure affects people who
already have diabetes, but I'm guessing it's not good..
guess I should quit, eh?

Here are a couple of pictures of my puppy and the older dog too.   One of
the reasons I have been too busy to be posting much on newsgroups, but a
happy reason!
http://i6.tinypic.com/1zvr30x.jpg

Is there an anti-oxidant that is helpful for people with cataract?
ck

Hello again friends,
Periodically in this group, there has been some discussion and
speculation that some psychiatric meds may actually contribute to, if
not cause, diabetes and metabolic syndrome. Well, now there is a study

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a few here need to watch the final stages of
terminal cancer patient.  I bet we would
get many cute remarks then.   I see
so many diabetic patients as they enter the

I have been watching this NG on and off for 5 years or so. Being a "Thicky"
I have felt the need to ask a few questions about stuff connected with
Diabetes from the NG and I have always received good, helpful advice and
suggestion from its members.

Lots of post on this meter and a strip recall on ASD.
Anyone any experiences (good or bad) re this meter in the UK?

Roger Keith "Syd" Barrett, founding member of Pink Floyd passed away
July 7th 2006.
He had Type 2 Diabetes and Cancer.
One source claims he died from complications of the Diabetes, but

From http://www.diabetesincontrol.com
This study (printed below) compared groups of "mild" type 2s exercising
with and without Acarbose (Precose). What's interesting is the finding
that in the group not taking the drug, exercise alone, while it improved

Please Visit the link:
http://www.diabetics.blogspot.com

One great thing about the ADA site is the articles they post of things
that are "in the news" about diabetes.  On this list you'll even see an
article in support of low carb...go figure.
http://diabetes.org/indiabetestoday.jsp?TLPromo=HOME_diabetestoday&vms=205526087589

I don't know if this could be a diabetic thing or a reaction to my new
arthritis medicine.  I've been a Type 1 since 1960 and in pretty good
control.  I also have RA and had my first Humira shot 2 weeks ago.  Supposed
to take my next one tomorrow but am going to skip it until I

I'm a T2 for over 35 years. Up until recently, I was on Humalog and
Glucophage, maintaining an A1c of around 6.9.
When Symlin became available I added it to the Humalog and saw
dramatic results. In 90 day, my A1c dropped to 5.7.

The Health/Medicine Shelf
1-2-3 Diabetes Diet
Robert J. Buynak