So hello again everyone. I have been learing a lot reading some of the
posts on here. So I went to the Dr today. He is new so he had me take
new labs. On the 6th of march I took my very first lab and my A1C was
6.9 and the labs from today I took on the 12th (so about 4 to 5 weeks

I was reading in the newspaper this morning an article called Pandemic
Plan. "The list was compiled by a task force whose members come from
prestigious universities, medical groups, the military and government
agencies. They include the Department of Homeland Security, the

Life in industrial countries is essentially life in feed lots.
It s a win win situation.   Sell them
food and then treat them for the illness
that results.

What is a fruitarian
Fruit is the most beautiful food on the planet.The fruitarian diet is
based on the idea that primitive humans ate only raw fruits and
vegetables.Some individuals use brief fruitarian diets for weight

A while back many of us here were talking about frozen shoulder syndrome.  I
suspected that I might have had that, but I've finally seen my doctor for
the first time in over a year and brought it up with her.  After a cursory
examination, she told me she suspected bursitis, but ...

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Not cheap @500.00 per. Being one of 10 children it's not too much of a
stress.
With the $$ I have saved not smoking, I decided to get one for my Dad

Two blood sugar readings illustrate the problem: 180 and 40 average out
to 110.  While two readings of 110 may be OK, the 180 and the 40 are not OK.
We have to pay attention to our blood glucose variability as measured by
 standard deviation in addition to looking at averages.

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There used to be much more things that need reviewing.
I lost track of my files on them.
I hate to think where I might be without MHD.

I thought all you folks out there might appreciate a good success
story, just to show it can be done!
In December of 2006 I was diagnosed diabetic.  At that time I had a
total cholesterol of 262 and an A1c of 11.  I also had a number of

Just to add a bit that could be useful to someone.
I have four acres to mow.   After I rose I could only
add a couple  units of insulin and still went out to mow.
After 1/2 acre my arm were so weak I had to quit.

HbA1c 5.87; about a tenth above last time.  I'll take it, especially since
HDL was up a good 10 points (and already decent), and LDL down the same.
So, Mr. Nordic Track is earning his keep!
Good news on a gloomy drizzly day.

I'm Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD... Well, I'm impersonating him!!
Wow, if EVERYONE could be him, WHAT WOULD HE DO?
Beat him at his OWN game...
Change your ADDRESS NAME to "Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD" in "sci.cardiology"

To all of the mums all over the world - have a wonderful
say.
All of your problems were little ones...:-)
Cheers, Alan, T2, Australia.

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