To Judge George Greer (3 posts)
by Fredski - Last post on: 03-25-05 10:29
To Judge George Greer;
You are a filthy murdering bastard. Who do you want to give the death
penalty next? Here's a list to start with. 1. All people that are really
in a coma. 2. All people with aids. 3. All people with cancer. 4. All
people with diabetes. 5. All people that have Downs S... (Read More)
Glucose Monitoring Tied to HBV Transmission at Nursing Homes (2 posts)
by Gumbo - Last post on: 03-25-05 05:21
Glucose Monitoring Tied to HBV Transmission at Nursing Homes
By Anthony J. Brown, MD
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - The spread of hepatitis B virus (HBV) at three
long-term-care facilities in the US seems to have resulted from the sharing
of blood glucose monitoring equipment, according to f... (Read More)
Waist Circumference Linked to Blood Pressure, Insulin Sensitivity (1 posts)
by Gumbo - Last post on: 03-25-05 04:40
Waist Circumference Linked to Blood Pressure, Insulin Sensitivity
By Will Boggs, MD
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Waist circumference may account for differences
in blood pressure and insulin sensitivity, according to a report in the
March issue of Hypertension.
Abdominal obesity, reflec... (Read More)
'Low-Carb' Labels Create Confusion for People with Diabetes (1 posts)
by Gumbo - Last post on: 03-25-05 04:38
'Low-Carb' Labels Create Confusion for People with Diabetes
The flood of "low-carbohydrate" foods now appearing on grocery store shelves
and in restaurants may at first glance seem like a dream come true for
someone with diabetes. Less carbohydrate means less effect on blood glucose,
right... (Read More)
Beginning Exercise Routine Later in Life Still Reduces Heart Disease, Diabetes risk (1 posts)
by Gumbo - Last post on: 03-25-05 04:37
Beginning Exercise Routine Later in Life Still Reduces Heart Disease,
Diabetes risk
Beginning a regular exercise routine later in life appears to reduce risk
factors for cardiovascular disease and diabetes, a study published in the
March issue of the journal Diabetes Care indicates. In the... (Read More)
New MR Technique Detects Early Signs of Type 1 Diabetes (1 posts)
by Gumbo - Last post on: 03-25-05 04:34
New MR Technique Detects Early Signs of Type 1 Diabetes
New findings show that a powerful new imaging technology can provide
scientists with a peek into the earliest stages of the inflammatory process
leading to type 1 diabetes in laboratory animals. These new findings may, in
the near fut... (Read More)
UA results (2 posts)
by Joe - Last post on: 03-24-05 09:29
Hi just had a couple questions, i've been a reader in the newsgroup for a
while, i find very useful info here. so i thought i'd turn here for some
answers if possible. I did a 24 hour UA and the results came back around
2000 for the amount of protein. i know this is bad, i think normal is 37 or
... (Read More)
Walmart ReliOn Ultima (1 posts)
by Nicolaas - Last post on: 03-23-05 08:38
Is the ReliOn Ultima very accurate? Has anyone compared it to other meters?
... (Read More)
Need questions answered-kinda' worried. (5 posts)
by Larry Christian - Last post on: 03-15-05 06:58
Hi everyone, glad I found this NG on diabetes. I have a cpl. of
questions I was hoping could be answered here. I'll try and be short and
concise. Went to Dr. a cpl. of wks. ago. They took blood samples, I've had
high cholesterol and triglycerides for several yrs.so it was time to check
f... (Read More)
It works for me (3 posts)
by Dave LCHF - Last post on: 03-14-05 01:05
I dropped my HbA1c from 10.0 to 5.1 by eating low carb with high fat. I'm a
type 2.
Among those striving for fitness are some of us that do low carb while
searching for new ways to eat as much fat as possible (as a percentage).
There is a Yahoo group dedicated to this called Low Carb High Fat... (Read More)
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