This is an easy to read collection of
data on many of the trash problem we
may encounter
http://journals.aol.com/patoco2/FungusInfections/

My chemist thinks he is helping me by delivering my prescription for me.
Yesterday he delivered my repeat prescription including insulin early in the
morning. Unfortunately I was not in so he left it with a neighbour who
kindly passed it over when I returned from work at the end ...

The copy of the lab report that I got from my doctor says that my glucose
level is slightly above the normal range.  Could this be a sign of impending
diabetes?  Where can I get more --and trustworthy-- information on glucose
and how to keep it in check?  I haven't yet had a chance ...

I've had dozens and dozens and dozens of A1Cs over the past 25 years.
Of course now I get one done every couple of months as opposed to once
or twice a year twenty years ago.
Inevitably about a month before the blood sample I start thinking about

you guys are all trolls

Aside from the general artificial sweetener paranoia, is there any
serious question about ace k?  It's in the protein powder I use.  
The alternative would be stevia.

I follow this group intermittently.  I'm a Type II diagnosed in 1994 and
achieving pretty good control using oral meds.  I recently moved and got
pneumonia in the process, which drove my blood glucose nuts for about 10
days.  I pre-meal meter readings have returned to the 65 to ...

I'm in the process of switching from NPH+R to Lantus+Apidra and am
trying to determine my insulin to carb ratio. I'm noticing the ratio
seems to be different at breakfast than later in the day. Am I crazy or
is this fairly common?

Hello Friends,
New information has just come out about Avandia....
According to a Canadian study to be published in the October 12 issue of the
New Englnd Journal of Medicine and in the September 15 issue of The Lancet,

"Compared with the carbohydrate diet, estimated 10-year coronary heart
disease risk was lower and similar on the protein and unsaturated fat
diets."

...So it's actually bloody difficult to find "safe" things to eat when
away from home.
Like. As a freelance musician I often have to travel to another town
for work. I need to eat something at lunch time. Sometimes I get so

https://diabetes.stanford.edu/hl/hlMain
The first 2 pages of the above  Stanford University Medical School website
are quoted below.
(I think it really is Stanford University;  it's referred to in an internal

Green tea may save lives, researchers find
A Japanese study links the beverage to lower death rates.
http://www.world-science.net

for a little while because ,
a lot of you guys are just trolls ,
you're cry babying reminds me ,
of really sad people in nursing homes

Has anyone seen the online review emphasising the role of
autoinflammation in tissue damage, and not just autoantibodies - may be
a new line of enquiry
http://medicine.plosjournals.org/perlserv/?request=get-document&doi=10.1371/jour
nal.pmed.0030297