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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Diabetes / December 2006

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Glucose rapidspray18 Dec 2006 14:45 GMT1
Glucose Rapidspray
Someone personal experience with this product? Why a glucose spray?
Test strips for sugar?18 Dec 2006 13:14 GMT4
I know some of you have mentioned that you carry some kind of test
strips with you so you can check whether or not you soft drink is
really sugar free. We ate lunch today at our favorite restaurant and
the waitress brought each a diet Coke. Laurie has a bad head cold
Insulin allergy18 Dec 2006 12:51 GMT1
Insulin allergy can be life threading for a Type 1 diabetic.
http://www.clinicalmolecularallergy.com/content/3/1/16
Sarah
Lipid peroxidation / phytic acid18 Dec 2006 05:40 GMT2
Food Chemistry
Volume 100, Issue 4 , 2007, Pages 1630-1633
doi:10.1016/j.foodchem.2005.11.046
Copyright © 2006 Elsevier Ltd All rights reserved.
Insulin allergy18 Dec 2006 02:05 GMT2
Insulin allergy can be life threading for a Type 1 diabetic.
http://www.clinicalmolecularallergy.com/content/3/1/16
Sarah
Repair not Destruction: A New Approach to Treating Retinopathy18 Dec 2006 00:25 GMT1
http://thediabeticnews.com/news/1102.shtml
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Obesity 'could bankrupt the NHS'17 Dec 2006 22:23 GMT5
"The rising levels of obesity could bankrupt the NHS if left unchecked, a
British Medical Journal report warns.
Experts, including government A&E tsar George Alberti and Glasgow University
professor Naveed Sattar, said obesity treatment took up 9% of the NHS
Health Risks of Zyprexa: unmanageable weight gain &/or diabetes17 Dec 2006 18:34 GMT1
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/12/17/business/17drug.html?ei=5065&en=51ecabefcf3440
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Amazing, I am finding more peoplae are Diabetic17 Dec 2006 18:23 GMT11
I just can't believe how many people I meet that I talk with about
Diabetes, only to find out they are either pre or Diabetic themselves.
It blows me away. I have found out that a few of my friends are
Diabetic and some customers of mine. Anyone else have this phenominon?
Diabetes and Stress?17 Dec 2006 17:16 GMT165
It is indicative that excessive stress can cause increase in blood
glucose levels, weight gain, central obesity etc. Probably, it may be a
reson to getting VAT's mediated insulin resistance.
"Cushing's disease
Should I be concerned?17 Dec 2006 12:51 GMT79
I've been Type II diabeteic for several years.  I take 1000 MG of Metformin
twice daily.  For the past year or so my A1C has been 5.5 and my BG average
is 88.  I eat a very balanced diet, but depending on particular foods I do
get occasional BG spikes.  Should I be concerned?  ...
Newby - How Long Before Complications?17 Dec 2006 10:44 GMT34
I was diagnosed with type 2 one year ago. I have good control of my
diabetes and plan to always stay the course of good glucose management.
I currently take 500 mg of metformin twice per day in addition to blood
pressure meds.
Thanks, Susan17 Dec 2006 03:11 GMT3
Awhile back you were encouraging me to try Splenda. Well, last week
when I went to Walmart for my monthly grocery shopping, I noticed
Walmart had its own version of Splenda at a much lower price. So I
thought that is like a sign that it is time to try it. And, instead of
good news17 Dec 2006 00:11 GMT24
Hey all,
I posted here a while ago after my son had a seizure and we were not sure
that is was related to a low BGL or something else.
Well, we had the EEG and the results came back as a normal reading, but the
Bad day16 Dec 2006 22:17 GMT45
After my fainting yesterday, supposedly because of dehydration, I am
having another bad day. It started with my fasting BG of 122. I am
usually about 95 +/- 4. The only thing I can blame the high BG on is
drinking a lot of water through the night. To prevent dehydration I
 
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