Higher adherence to the Mediterranean Diet was associated with lower risk
for Alzheimer Disease.
ArchNeurol.2006;63:(doi:10.1001/archneur.63.12.noc60109)
Mediterranean Diet, Alzheimer Disease,  and Vascular Mediation

I'd better get this in AT ONCE as a few of my observations may be
influenced....I WAS FREQUENTLY STONED!    Whoopee.  During the supposed
kidney stone attack in December I met morphine, I think for the first
time in my life, at least to my knowledge.  I love the stuff.  My kids,

Loretta, I just turned on the news and saw that a plane hit an apt
building in Manhattan earlier today. Just checking to make sure you're
OK.
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I wandered into this group just over a year ago, dazed and confused
after being diagnosed T2.
I just wanted to say two things:
1. I'm feeling smug because my latest hba1c was 5.8!

Bottom line, it didn't go well and I will continue my search for a new one.
He kept fixing on how I needed a mammogram and glossing over the stomach
issues and the fact that my Endo. wanted him to do a gallbladder check.
Three times I had to remind him of the gallbladder and also ...

I have tried everything.  Used to take Klonopin (RLS)  it was ok for a
while.  Advil/Aleeve put me right to sleep but after Nephrolist read my
kidney function lab results he told me to stop all Ibuprofen and 2
months later I went from 50 % kidney damage to only 7%  its called GPH

Long story short...........Old meter (One Touch Basic) display was blinking.
Called 800 # (thought it might be battery).  After I told the rep the serial
# she determined that I had a 'antique'.  Said would upgrade me to a new One
Touch Ultra, for FREE.  Told her I had just renew ...

The federal appeals court in New York reinstated a case against Pfizer
Inc., the world's biggest drugmaker. Pfizer will have to defend a
lawsuit in which people claim its diabetes drug Rezulin damaged livers.
The case was thrown out last year when a lower-court judge ruled that

Hey Everyone,
I have been thinking about this and just wondering what anyone else
thinks about it. I have looked at the numbers and everything. Just
wondering if anyone else has a different opinion about it. I dont know

Anybody have any experience or suggestions on how to keep insulin cool
now that liquids and gells (ice and blue ice) are prohibited?  On my
last trip, we encountered an airport and plane with temperatures at
least in the upper 80's.

We occasionally have some fairly heated discussions about
cholesterol, particularly LDL, statins and side effects.
This report has just been posted (3 October) in the Annals
of Internal Medicine. It's worth noting that at least one of

Today's Senior Magazine has started a new blog at
http://groups.google.com/group/todays-senior.  This is a great chance
to discuss topics of interest and importance with our thousands of
readers.  Designed for the mature adult who has a fondness for the past

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Pine bark extract could improve diabetic microangiopathy
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I have a stupid question. My prescription form has "Refill" with "5"
circled next to it. So, I probably have 5 refills. What I don't
understand is the Units. Along the right is a series of checkboxes with
number ranges next to them: