Anybody taking both Byetta and Starlix?  Is the consensus that Byetta and
Starlix together may be overkill?
I had an idea to use Starlix with any meals I did not inject Byetta before, like
meals away from home or that third meal not covered by an injection anyhow.

more diabetes than your diabetes is

my blood sugar goes up

that i stopped by to say , ' Hi "

or do you ignore that part of yourself

Hey Earthquack, you were FIRED from your job because you're a moron,
not because you're Chinese.
Why are you so dishonest?
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makes my blood sugar drop

Roger Corder, he of the Wine Diet, has analysed red wines from around the
world and found wines from the old world ahve more of those heart protecting
ingredients ... sorry Alan, I know you have an Ozzie wine lake to get rid of
...

What is the maximum dosage for Metformin XR? I have been taking 1000 per day
for 4 years, but the last few days my BG has been higher than usual and I
can't eat anything that doesn't raise it. I'm thinking of adding a 500 to
it, since I don't see my doc until late Dec. and I have ...

My parents are planning to travel from India to USA. They are planning
on visiting USA for 4 months. My mom is diabetic and needs to carry
insulin with her.
Is she allowed to carry 4 months supply of supply in the carry-on bag?

Following quote gives much informations about reasons to
hyperglycemia:-
"Role in Genetic Disorders
Many genetic disorders involve hereditary defects in receptor genes.

As a type 1.5 (LADA) diabetic, the latest recommendation from the
consultant was to add 40mg Gliclazide to my existing medication (1 x
500mg metformin 3 times daily).
My numbers after my evening meal were steadily rising so that PP they

Right now I'm in a money crunch and I'm wondering if you can use the
same syringe more than twice? I usually use my lancets for about a
week, then I change to a new one. But I've been discarding my
insulin syringes about using them twice. I take two different

I was diagnosed in Nov 2003.
Since then I have been dragged from pillar to post by my GP by changing my
medication or dose at least every 6 months.
I found out after visiting my GP re numbness is my feet.

http://www.nature.com/ejcn/journal/v60/n9/abs/1602427a.html
Can anyone explain?
David