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Thank you so much. I hear what you say and agree with all of it. I have trouble understanding what i can eat and cant eat. Product packaging also is so different from each item that it nakes it hard… read more
It's PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY
No, but they do suck money out of your wallet
Notice how they claim it reverses your diabetes but you somehow must catch again every month - but if you just sign up for the automatic "refill" every… read more
I have been told that after having this surgery I would no longer have to treat my diabetes. However I am wondering if I would be trading one set of problems for another. Since I have a weight problem being approved is not a problem, but I prefer to do things as naturally as possible. Some insight would be helpful and appreciated.
I had the gastric sleeve my highest was 312. Post surgery was 284 I am 4 years out im 227. Blood surgery high however I started juicing 2 times a day one plant base dinner, now I'm fasting with I meal… read more
With my hypothyroidism and being type 2 is there still a possibility of reversing my diabetes, I've been a diabetic so long ang I know hypothyroidism and having diabetes is hereditary, but I would like to know if it's possible.
I know it sucks,,,always talking about it,people getting tired of hearing it,you feel alone
Every 5 years the leading experts in the treatment of Type 2 get together at this big conference and make changes, based on new information, to the "consensus guidelines" that are used by the EU, UK and most of the Commonwealth and the United States, that become the national medical guidelines
So whether I post up something from the ADA's US Guidelines or from Diabetes Australia (or Canada or the UK), the only difference in the paragraph will be some spelling changes
Anyhow, in their latest… read more
Absolutely true
Good morning from South Jersey @A DiabetesTeam Member.
Some older medicals in parts of Africa, still believe that you are either type 1 or type 2. Some still believe that if you become insulin… read more
What are considered normal/acceptable glucose levels for a type 1 diabetic? People ask is your diabetes under control. What would be considered under control?
I appreciate your response