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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Diabetes / August 2006

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Question about meters for testing blood11 Aug 2006 04:07 GMT2
I visited a drug store today and found one low cost device that
had the following info. written on the label:
TrueTrack Smart System for accurate, affordable Blood Glucose Monitoring.
It was less than $20.00.
Gene11 Aug 2006 00:53 GMT10
Your problem is you have too many opportunities.
If you have adequate financial resources, I
suggest you look in the area of community
services.    If you pick an area that is suitable
Insulin regulations for use in-flight at the moment.11 Aug 2006 00:39 GMT1
here is the current guidance from a UK airport website, specifically
mentioning diabetes treatments such as insulin
http://www.blackpoolinternational.com/travel-advice/security-baggage.php
This is as agreed by our DFT (Department for Transport). It mentions
Increase in diabetes prevalence outpaces outpaces population growth11 Aug 2006 00:12 GMT53
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/542381_print
>>Increase in Diabetes Prevalence Outstrips National Population Growth Rate
An analysis of data from the National Health Interview surveys has
Not a weather chart but a glucose chart?10 Aug 2006 23:47 GMT1
I've been thinking about Jennifer's testing ideas [glucose level before
a meal, 1 hour after a meal 2 hours after a meal]
I was looking at the weather chart in the NYTimes - I guess a colored
chart showing yesterday's temperatures based on previous experiences:
A Sad Case10 Aug 2006 23:34 GMT2
http://wired.com/news/technology/medtech/0,71569-0.html?tw=wn_index_1
CHENNAI, India -- Medical staff who helped deliver a one-eyed child
born here last week believe the mother may have been given an
experimental anti-cancer drug, according to an internal hospital
29 y/o with type 210 Aug 2006 22:37 GMT26
Hello All! I am three weeks new to my dx. I was at a yearly ob gyn appt and
significant sugars were  present in a urine test. Which followed by blood
work... my Fasting reading was 178 and 2 hours after eating was 258!
Completely freaked me out.  Good news in three weeks I've lost ...
Stupid Thing To Do10 Aug 2006 22:21 GMT39
Coming out of lurk mode to confess --
Pancakes and butter, drowning in corn syrup (no maple syrup in the house  
and still can't figure out what this was doing here -- had to dig deep to  
find it).  From 94 to 209 (1hr), and several hours later I still feel  
enhansulin10 Aug 2006 20:14 GMT30
There is a new opportunity to help out  your Diabetes.
Enhansulin at "enhansulin.com" is a portion of the Siberian blueberry
leaf.
It controls blood sugar, lowers triglycerides about 50% takes care of
It's Freddy asking about Splenda10 Aug 2006 19:47 GMT62
Hi Sweet people
It's is been a long while whitout disturbing
your attention with my ignorance..but...
just yesterday a customer ( dietitian.she said) told me Splenda has a
I AM A DIABETIC AND10 Aug 2006 16:45 GMT3
i'm proud of it
Blood Calibrated Meters in the UK?10 Aug 2006 13:49 GMT38
I read on another bbs that the blood sugar meters used in the UK are
whole blood calibrated rather than the plasma calibrated meters now used
in the U.S..
Does anyone know if this is true?  If it is, it makes a HUGE difference
Finally, my pants are looser, my weight is coming down . .10 Aug 2006 13:03 GMT10
It all started thanks to my surfing habits, finding this video started
me on my quest.
'Terminal' Cancer, Diabetes . .
All from a thirty million dollar sea farm video
EYE INJURY10 Aug 2006 08:28 GMT4
Had a bit of a scare Sunday.
Was installing new line in a weedeater and the line sprung up and
popped me in the eyeball.  Hurt a bit but nothing more.  Later someone
asked what had happened to my eye.  The white was totally red with
Use of dextrose in hypos.10 Aug 2006 07:55 GMT5
I am the one that had many emergencies rn from hypos.
i can only relate my experiences.
I was put on a popular drug and in a short time
I was having emergency hypos very often.
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