Tips needed to revive pancreas

[Guest guest]

I need your collective wisdom again. I only have a month or so to go

in my pregnancy, and my midwife says my sugar is too high and I have

gestational diabetes. She is making me test 2 hrs. after each meal. So

far I have done this for two days and it has been good. When I went to

see her today, she checked it and it was high. She said if I can't

keep it down with diet, she will have to send me to a regular OB and I

will have to take insulin. So I know that the cause of high sugar is

the pancreas is not making enough insulin, so I thought in addition to

the diet modifications, I should try to work on that which is the root

cause. I don't have a family history of this and really haven't

changed much, feel fine etc. She said it is just because I am over 35.

So I would appreciate any tips to get the pancreas back to where it

should be or at least keep the sugar levels low to ease her mind. I

don't want to end up with a reg doc in the hospital. Thanks.

 

Melanie

[Guest guest]

Hello.

 

It's very difficult to say.

 

How do you perceive the " sweet " in other aspects of life?

 

Viz., mentally, emotionaliy, spiritualy....

 

 

Chinese Traditional Medicine , " Melanie " <jermelkramer

wrote:

>

> I need your collective wisdom again. I only have a month or so to

go

> in my pregnancy, and my midwife says my sugar is too high and I

have

> gestational diabetes. She is making me test 2 hrs. after each meal.

So

> far I have done this for two days and it has been good. When I went

to

> see her today, she checked it and it was high. She said if I can't

> keep it down with diet, she will have to send me to a regular OB

and I

> will have to take insulin. So I know that the cause of high sugar

is

> the pancreas is not making enough insulin, so I thought in addition

to

> the diet modifications, I should try to work on that which is the

root

> cause. I don't have a family history of this and really haven't

> changed much, feel fine etc. She said it is just because I am over

35.

> So I would appreciate any tips to get the pancreas back to where it

> should be or at least keep the sugar levels low to ease her mind. I

> don't want to end up with a reg doc in the hospital. Thanks.

>

> Melanie

>