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Thanks for the support RK. I met an immune dysfunction type doctor yesterday and he mentioned Cortisol and a host of other things that made my head spin. He and a cardio doctor both stated that stress definitely can make you bg go up dramatically. "RK" news:_i1ye.45973$7X1.35091@tornado.ohiordc.rr.com > There doesn't need to be any evidence to be shown > it's common logic... Fibromyalgia (which I have a hard > time believing in but thats another story) You would believe it if you had it that's for sure! Stop by News:alt.med.fibromyalgia and tell us why you don't believe in FMS. >causes 'PAIN' > which in turn causes our bodies to put out it's natural > pain killer of Cortisol... Cortisol is glucose based... > thus... I see it EVERYDAY with my Chronic pain from > my back... I don't take pain meds to reduce my pain, I > swell and hurt, thus causing a huge spike in my glucose. If you have any links to articles that show this to be fact I would love to have them. Please post some links RK if you have any. > > Granted. we T1's get hit harder.. but I'll bet if you experimented > with and without pain meds., there will be a huge difference > in my glucose readings as well as how fast you go back down. > It does (pain) cause insulin resistance.. > > "WeeBit" > news:d3b1e$42c89bf2$d8601b20$15511@ALLTEL.NET... >> I have Fibromyalgia and it doesn't cause Insulin resistance that I >> know of. >> If it does I would like to see this info.
X-Post kept out of courtesy. "Cheeky Bastard" news:sVdye.355$Xp6.179@newssvr33.news.prodigy.com... > Thanks for the support RK. I met an immune dysfunction type doctor > yesterday and he mentioned Cortisol and a host of other things that made > my head spin. > He and a cardio doctor both stated that stress definitely can make you bg > go up dramatically. You're welcomed. I had a hell of a time conviencing my GP of this a few years back.. he refused to believe that it had that much effect. Today.. I didn't take any meds.. woke at 89mg.. by mid afternoon was at 347.. injected 3u and 3hrs later nothing.. took pain meds. injected again only 1u and well a hour and half later I"m sitting here at 79.. go figure. > > "RK" > news:_i1ye.45973$7X1.35091@tornado.ohiordc.rr.com >> There doesn't need to be any evidence to be shown >> it's common logic... Fibromyalgia (which I have a hard >> time believing in but thats another story) > > You would believe it if you had it that's for sure! Stop by > News:alt.med.fibromyalgia and tell us why you don't believe in FMS. Sure.. when I get a few extra moments. Might just lurk.. but thanks for the invite. > >>causes 'PAIN' >> which in turn causes our bodies to put out it's natural >> pain killer of Cortisol... Cortisol is glucose based... >> thus... I see it EVERYDAY with my Chronic pain from >> my back... I don't take pain meds to reduce my pain, I >> swell and hurt, thus causing a huge spike in my glucose. > > If you have any links to articles that show this to be fact I would love > to have them. Please post some links RK if you have any. I do.. and don't .. lol the links are in my other fav list that I don't have loaded.. but I did find quite a few references at Mayo Clinic by doing "Cortisol Diabetes" in google iirc. or "Pain Cortisol Diabetes" just flip the words around.. the references will come up for ya. > >> >> Granted. we T1's get hit harder.. but I'll bet if you experimented >> with and without pain meds., there will be a huge difference >> in my glucose readings as well as how fast you go back down. >> It does (pain) cause insulin resistance.. >> >> "WeeBit" >> news:d3b1e$42c89bf2$d8601b20$15511@ALLTEL.NET... >>> I have Fibromyalgia and it doesn't cause Insulin resistance that I >>> know of. >>> If it does I would like to see this info. > > -- RK, T1 // Animas IR1250 "I have better things to do then to be depressed.." dannik http://www.insulin-pumpers.org Be sure to read Grandpa Chucks sigline and offer prayers for our young children over fighting for a bogus war.. modern day VietNam. -----------------------
"RK" news:3Viye.48486$pU.18704@tornado.ohiordc.rr.com > X-Post kept out of courtesy. > > "Cheeky Bastard" > news:sVdye.355$Xp6.179@newssvr33.news.prodigy.com... >> Thanks for the support RK. I met an immune dysfunction type doctor >> yesterday and he mentioned Cortisol and a host of other things that >> made my head spin. >> He and a cardio doctor both stated that stress definitely can make >> you bg go up dramatically. > > You're welcomed. I had a hell of a time conviencing my GP of this a > few years back.. he refused to believe that it had that much effect. Well I'm so tired of fighting I hired a lawyer and have a few more probono on the way. My point is here are the facts so why did you ignore them? > > Today.. I didn't take any meds.. woke at 89mg.. by mid afternoon > was at 347.. injected 3u and 3hrs later nothing.. took pain meds. > injected again only 1u and well a hour and half later I"m sitting > here at 79.. go figure. I think we understand these things more because it is us with the problem so we read and read. > >> >> "RK" >> news:_i1ye.45973$7X1.35091@tornado.ohiordc.rr.com >>> There doesn't need to be any evidence to be shown >>> it's common logic... Fibromyalgia (which I have a hard >>> time believing in but thats another story) >> >> You would believe it if you had it that's for sure! Stop by >> News:alt.med.fibromyalgia and tell us why you don't believe in FMS. > > Sure.. when I get a few extra moments. Might just lurk.. but thanks > for the invite. > >> >>> causes 'PAIN' >>> which in turn causes our bodies to put out it's natural >>> pain killer of Cortisol... Cortisol is glucose based... >>> thus... I see it EVERYDAY with my Chronic pain from >>> my back... I don't take pain meds to reduce my pain, I >>> swell and hurt, thus causing a huge spike in my glucose. >> >> If you have any links to articles that show this to be fact I would >> love to have them. Please post some links RK if you have any. > > I do.. and don't .. lol the links are in my other fav list that I > don't have loaded.. but I did find quite a few references at Mayo > Clinic by doing "Cortisol Diabetes" in google iirc. or "Pain Cortisol > Diabetes" just flip the words around.. the references will come up > for ya. I found lots of good information such as http://www.musclemag.net/forums/print/topic-61520/ CB > >> >>> >>> Granted. we T1's get hit harder.. but I'll bet if you experimented >>> with and without pain meds., there will be a huge difference >>> in my glucose readings as well as how fast you go back down. >>> It does (pain) cause insulin resistance.. >>> >>> "WeeBit" >>> news:d3b1e$42c89bf2$d8601b20$15511@ALLTEL.NET... >>>> I have Fibromyalgia and it doesn't cause Insulin resistance that I >>>> know of. >>>> If it does I would like to see this info.
Just sticking my chemists' head in here after seeing the line about cortisol being "glucose based"... Not exactly... at all. It's a steroid involved in glucose metabolism, but synthesis is from progesterone, or the arachidonic acid cascade, generally. Maybe that's what he meant anyway, but to me it sounded like RK was saying that cortisol was created from glucose. Prolly meant their respective *levels* are related. Not looking for a flame, but organic synthesis was my specialty so it was a natural reaction for me. ;~) Here's a decent link I found via google: http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Cortisol
"Randy" news:1120533739.122340.213460@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > Just sticking my chemists' head in here after seeing the line about > cortisol being "glucose based"... > > Not exactly... at all. It's a steroid involved in glucose metabolism, > but synthesis is from progesterone, or the arachidonic acid cascade, > generally. > > Maybe that's what he meant anyway, but to me it sounded like RK was > saying that cortisol was created from glucose. Prolly meant their > respective *levels* are related. > > Not looking for a flame, but organic synthesis was my specialty so it > was a natural reaction for me. ;~) > > Here's a decent link I found via google: > > http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Cortisol > for the reading impaired... cortisol is a natural pain reliever in the body.. when we hurt, our cortisol levels increase thus causing our glucose to increase. I never said anything about it being "glucose based" and yes, I've had my cortisol levels tested when I'm in pain and when I have pain relief... notice not pain free. there is a huge difference in levels.. as well as causing the bodies C-Reactive Protein to increase also if you have inflamation along with the pain... Chronic pain people are noted to have high C-Reactive levels. -- RK, T1 // Animas IR1250 "I have better things to do then to be depressed.." dannik http://www.insulin-pumpers.org Be sure to read Grandpa Chucks sigline and offer prayers for our young children over fighting for a bogus war.. modern day VietNam. ----------------------- Start « Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Next » Related Discussion: CDC Reaffirms Obesity as Major Health Threat (1 posts) health care books (1 posts) Diabetes Question (6 posts) Bakers cyst (2 posts) Top Discussions From Our Archives Vitamin, Herbs, Extracts, and Oils at up to 30% off the Retail Price. EXPERT SAYS VIOXX CAN DOUBLE HEART ATTACK RISK Other Discussion Categories Diabetes Symptoms Health Care Policy Health Care Providers HMO
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