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Funny...the things we thought had nothing to do with what we eat
may just have everything to do with what we eat... View Thread

Blood tests are "snap shots". Throw out the high, throw out the low, then, take an average. This is what I learned from this experience.View Thread

Are you suggesting we think & emote independent of the influence of our physiology?...Really?View Thread

I cut back on red meat and milk products several years ago... Hair loss and chronic tooth decay and sinus issues slowly diminished after about a year. The issue of diet is so murky, now, because food and food quality has changed over the decades, imo. I ate plenty of red meat and dairy throughout my life. Why did these health "indicators" clearly improve when I stopped? I don't know and I really don't care. My family knows my story. That's my primary concern.
Let's face reality; no 50-Something is gonna stop eating red meat and dairy...
Hell, no 10, 20, 30, or 40 Something aint, either...View Thread

Every month I write too many checks and some end up bouncing and then they would turn off my water. What do I do when this happens?
Answer: I check my bank balance, everyday, and, also, whenever I write a check, so my water don't get turned off no more!View Thread

diabetesforums.com/forum/diabetes/65762-surviving-year-without-insurance.htmlView Thread

1. Blood Glucose
2. Blood Cholesterol
3. Blood Pressure
A safe, daily exercise program and medical nutrition therapy are key to accomplishing all of the above mentioned goals.
IMO, he's in imminent danger of suffering a stroke or similar catastrophic condition so he needs immediate intervention, now. If you seriously think, with your knowledge base of Type 2 Diabetes, that you can control all of these issues, yourself, I wish you the best of luck. If you think all you have to do is control the amount of carbs he eats or simply take a handful of medications, I wish you even more luck. From my perspective, he's very lucky to be alive, right now, and, he's plum run out of options. I sure hope both you and he realize the gravity of the situation you find yourself in...View Thread

Inside us, we possess every tool needed to repair and heal all lifestyle wounds. Obesity, T2D, Heart Disease...even, Cancer!
This is why I've said this to anyone who'll listen: Diabetes is the ultimate blessing...It's an absolute friggin' "Game-Changer". If you study this disease and learn to master it, it will provide true meaning to the phrase, "God does not give us problems that we can't handle."
South70, I know you think I'm mean and insensitive. I am not!; I so badly want you to succeed so you can come to see what I see. That anger and frustration is a choice...That being happy is a goddamn choice!...That having peace is within everyone's grasp...And, that we possess every tool we're ever gonna need, right inside! Work the problem for it is yours and no one else and, in the end life, you'll feel such appreciation and gratitude for your life. This is what the challenge of diabetes has to offer...View Thread

Lifestyle changes are, without a doubt, the most effective means of controlling or delaying onset of Type 2 Diabetes (60%). Metformin has shown a 31% effective rate in controlling T2D.
Yes, you have changed your diet...But, No, for whatever reason, you have not lost weight (just 5-10% weight loss have shown dramatic results). Although the diagnosis of diabetes is defined by elevated blood sugars, there are MANY FACTORS that can spike it, including and especially other medications. This is why Type 2 Diabetes and Obesity are so closely intertwined. Contrary to what the world believes, diet is not effective, alone.View Thread
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