http://www.newstarget.com/z020865.html
NewsTarget.com printable article
Originally published October 24 2006
Popular diabetes drug useless, even harmful, for diabetics, study suggests

So far it has been great and from 20 units(Symlin) per meal, I have
gone down to taking 12 units per meal - my A1C has gone down from 7.7
to 6.1 and have lost 8 lbs - I feel great and must admit that taking
shots once again is a pain(I am on an insulin pump) - I have dropped my

Hello, all you good looking special folks.
This might just be a temporary unrelated instance -  but I gave up eating
peanuts and stopped drinking diet carbonated sodas and started eating
Almonds and drinking a ton of green tea and using Olive oil a lot the last

Leaving tomorrow for five days at Yellowstone - I'll try to post some
pictures when we return. I have about five hikes (all less than five
miles) mapped out - will find some others as they occur.

"Behavior or behaviour (see spelling differences) refers to the actions
or reactions of an object or organism, usually in relation to the
environment. Behavior can be conscious or unconscious, overt or covert,
and voluntary or involuntary. In animals, behavior is controlled by the

It was discussed that there can be VAT mediated systemic inflammations
due to release of inflamatory cytokines by VAT(visceral adipose
tissues). As such, markers of inflammation i.e.ESR,CRP etc. can remain
elevated in diabetic2 with indulin resistance.

I do not know if Stem Cell Research  will amount to anything.
But when we let political hacks and superstitious people extend
their dogma into things that were unknown when their beliefs were
first introduced is despicable.

The really points to why the low lipid targets promoted by the statin
manufacturers for diabetics and others without ANY proof that they
confer benefits should be ignored, in favor of bg and lipid ratio

What would cause early morning elevation of glucose levels but normal levels
througout the day? Doc was concerned that my "fasting" glucose levels were
borderline. Because it was always convenient, I had always had labs in the AM.
Because of a scheduling problem at the office, my ...

G'day G'day Folks,
 The 7th of October edition of the New Scientist examine the
proposition that all people over forty would benefit from being on
statins.

I have heard that in Great Britain dialysis for patients aged >60 has to be
paid by the patient. I looked for information to prove or disprove this -
unsuccessfully.
Can someone give me details about this subject together with a reliable

I've had a cold for the past 10 days, and it wasn't TOO horrifically
bad, although I did take a couple of days off work when the sofa looked
just too enticing.  Friday I was scheduled for my flu shot at work, and
they said that as long as I wasn't running a fever it was fine to ...

Is daily test needed for all types of diabetes?
Came across this article today. Click link

I recently received this phishing attack  (I hope that's all it was).     I
also hope they weren't harvesting newsgroup addresses.
". . .Hi,
Medical Re-fill  is ready.

I have been told by the Vet to start my oldest dog on a low protien diet.
she had some blood work done and there is some concern about her kidney's.
Tom