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I am curently taking Metformin for my T2 diabetes.  I have a friend who is
seeing a doctor every 3 months for diabetes and he is getting Avandamet
which is a combination of metformin and Rosiglitazone.  I have looked up
what Rosiglitazone is but I don't understand the difference ...

Just received my script from G.P. attched note reads " LISPRO has replaced
HUMALOG as it is more cost effective""It is the same as Humalog"
Is this right? not bothered about cost effectiveness as long as Lispro does
the same as Humalog??

Just to let you know that Specsavers in Salford Precinct no longer do
diabetic checks - they don't have room for the retinal camera, apparently.
I rang the diabetic clinic at Hope for advice and they recommended Stotts on
Chorley Road in Swinton.  I have booked an appointment ...

convicted neighbor Kumar wrote:

"Hypertonic ECF due to excess glucose or due to acidosis can cause

I am a recently diagnosed Type 2 with some questions about the disease
and the availibility of treatment in the United States.  As I have
been researching this little adventure in my life, I am now deluged
with advertisements for non-prescription control products.  Apparently

I did an hour of research - here and on the web, and have finished up
being completely flabbergasted.
There is aLA, and RLA, and SLA, and RSLA.  There is ALA that is alpha
lipoic acid and ALA that is alpha linolenic acid.  There is ALA

My husband's diabetes went undiagnosed for many years.
I heard his Dr say he did NOT have diabetes even though I thought he had
symptoms.
(I have diabetes which has been "under control" for many years)

I will cut to the chase.  A friend I havent spoken to for years wrote me
yesterday and said since they took her off prednisone and she lost sixty
pounds, the diabetes is gone.  She said her diabetes was medically
induced.  could this be true.  Is she "cured"

Hi Alan:
In response to your reply in the glucotoxicity thread, I will make some
comments below.
(FR)It would seem that there is no definition of of glucotoxicity

This is another affirmation of the findings of the study using
pharmacists as diabetes educators and the other one that came out at
the same time. It seems that when given a chance, people are much more
likely to learn how to manage their blood sugar, and that doctors

I am on byetta now.  I was taking amaryl early in the mornings to
prevent dawn phenomenon.  I cut down on the amaryl a while ago and in
the last few days I have stopped it completely.
I dont want to give myself the evil eye but for the first time in years,

Here is a link to an article detailing the findings of the latest research
bearing upon Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) as presented at a recent
international conference. It may be intresting reading for some here,
because of some of the common ground shared between CFS, alzheimers, ...

I just came here and I dont see one post about Valentines Day.
So let me be the first to wish all of you a Happy Valentines Day,   who
wants to be my valentine. hahahahahaha
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OK a few days on the Bactrim and it also isn't doing diddly.   Talked to a
good friend whose hubby is a retired doc, a very prestigious and well known
fellow.   Anyway she sent me to HIS doctor, whose wife I also know.   This
time I was sent right away (stat)  for a venous ...