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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Diabetes / March 2007

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Low Blood Sugar28 Mar 2007 02:26 GMT15
Hi, this has been on my mind for sometime now, and I wanted to ask you
all a few questions. I have read an article at Low Blood Sugar
http://www.medical-health-care-information.com/articles/low-blood-sugar.html
which says 'Low Blood Sugar Treatment - Self-Care at Home
Petition to stop restriction of strips now live!28 Mar 2007 02:07 GMT29
The petition to stop restriction of test strips to T2s  has now gone
live.  You can sign it here
http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/T2Diabetes/
Please do.... and get all your friends and family to sign it too!
Metformin again28 Mar 2007 02:00 GMT1
Just wondering how metformin doses are determined.  I've been on 500mg
twice a day (the slow release stuff; the regular stuff is unbearable)
for eight weeks now and it's working pretty well.  I've dropped about
ten pounds.
For diabetic savvy accommoidation28 Mar 2007 01:58 GMT8
http://www.lucjasgateway.com.au/habcd.html
http://www.lucjasgateway.com.au/index.html
Click on below for all sorts of savings taking the kids out and visiting
popular tourist spots.
Opportunistic exercise28 Mar 2007 01:31 GMT4
Because I find exercise regimes boring I take my exercise
opportunistically on passing stairs, avoid the use of power tools in
the garden, etc.. Today I mowed the front & back lawns for the first
time this year, using an unpowered push mower. The first mow of the
Januvia and insulin28 Mar 2007 01:25 GMT1
I read that there were studies underway to show the effectiveness and safety
of using Januvia with injected insulin. Has anyone heard the results of
these studies?
Anon
fun to be diabetic?28 Mar 2007 00:12 GMT80
I've been laughing for the past 45mins I think and had to share.  After my
low this afternoon of 46 (pump set in upper tushy) I ended
up moving it back to my lower belly... drank 1/2 reg. coke and went to
102. I stayed there for another 2.5hrs until dinner which was Pizza.
Losing weight around the waist27 Mar 2007 20:44 GMT8
You might be interested in this, a clip from THE VIEW this past week, of this
doctor about losing weight in the middle of your body, the waist, and why it's
so important and some ways to do so, etc.
http://download.yousendit.com/40ECCFFF4AC5754D
An orange a day to keep heart disease away27 Mar 2007 20:40 GMT7
"Oranges and grapefruits can help keep your arteries healthy and protect
against heart attacks, say researchers.
The citrus fruits contain chemicals which reduced blood cholesterol levels
by 20-25 per cent in studies on rats."
vaccines, flu shots, and diabetes27 Mar 2007 20:19 GMT6
Why would the Department of Justice want to close upcoming vaccine
damage trials to the press and the public?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/david-kirby/the-other-secret-bush-cou_b_34232.html
Autism is considered by many experts to be an autoimmune disease, as
pritikin does it work...My personal experiene with it.27 Mar 2007 19:51 GMT41
I am type II diabetic.
When I strictly pritikinise for 10 days my sugar can crash from 500 to
100 and weight
flies off. I assume my Insulin producing cells are not exhausted but
Paradigm Real Time Continuous Monitor27 Mar 2007 14:28 GMT10
Just wondered if anyone using this monitor could comment?  I'm seriously
considering upgrading from my 515 but the cost of the sensors is really
scary since insurance doesn't cover them.  I guess what I want to know is,
is it worth it?  Are you glad you made the switch?  What do you ...
Current NHS thinking on SMBG27 Mar 2007 08:50 GMT4
here's a fascinating document, a paper from the Dept of Health in April 2006
...it's upbeat on SMBG and one of the Key messages is ( wait for it ) ...
"There is considerable scope for improved health outcomes at modest
investment through effective use of simple, cheap devices and ...
I am so looking forward to dinner27 Mar 2007 06:31 GMT24
It's 5.40 pm, not long til dinner. My daughter left me with
the baby grandson today so she could go "crabbing" with
friends. She got home about 2 hours ago with crabs and a
leather jacket (type of flat fish). I just can't get it more
Cushing's disease a complication/co-factor in many cases of type 2 diabetes27 Mar 2007 03:07 GMT5
http://jcem.endojournals.org/cgi/reprint/88/12/5808
Susan
 
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