diabetic needs advice and info

[Guest guest]

Hi All:

I have a question. I was recently diagnosed with diabetes, or possibly

pre-diabetes. My highest bg reading was 151 at that time. My fasting bg was 85.

After doing some reading, I learned that I should try to keep my bg at no higher

than 110, and that I should test one hour after eating, because that would be

when it was the highest.

Not for me. Fifteen minutes after I start eating, my bg is the highest it's

going to be for that meal, unless I eat an unusually large portion. By thirty

minutes after I start eating, my bg is a little less than at fifteen minutes. By

checkng it every fifteen minutes, I've learned that by forty-five minutes after

I start eating, it is well on it's way back to my normal.

So my question is, why is mine so different. I know everyone is different, but

I'm thinking there is something I'm doing, or not doing, or else, my body is

still reacting quickly enough that I'm really pre-diabetic and if I can lose a

few pounds, I might be able to stay off meds. I'm walking 20 to 30 minutes a day

and eating between 1500 and 1800 calories a day.

Vicki

 

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[Guest guest]

Whatever you do, PLEASE do not join the Diabetes group unless

you NEVER want to heal from this easily reversible dis-ease. They are

all convinced Type 2 is incurable and that diet doesn't affect their

state at all. It was the most depressing group ever and it's totally

untrue. Nobody wanted to hear they could help themselves....with

DIABETES 2 of all things!? Meanwhile, people are reversing their AIDS,

Cancer, MS and more on other sites. Just a heads up!

I know that may sound outlandish to some, but if one person has

reversed any of the above listed diseases naturally, it disproves that

it cannot be done or that these are incurable. I belong to MS Groups,

AIDS groups and cancer groups, all on . I also have read

Roger's Recover From AIDS and have visited with the writer of:

http://journals.aol.com/aidsisover/DiaryofanAIDSDissident/

As far as MS, here's a great site, too, to back up my claim:

www.msreversed.com. Dr. Richard Schulze has had a lot of luck with

about every disease you can think of, too, including AIDS. He is at:

www.herbdoc.com.

 

 

For diabetes, maybe try this e-book, the author is very credible. I

don't get anything if people like it, I just think it might help. It's

what I would do. Heck, it's what I try to follow period and it's what

I'd do if I had almost anything: a high raw vegan diet. My friend

reversed her husbands dx in just a few weeks using Schulze's herbal

cleanses (www.herbdoc.com for more info) and following a similar plan

to this(which is in essence just practical wisdom, not a gimmick at

all): http://www.truthpublishing.com/haltdiabetes_p/yprint-cat21267.htm

[Guest guest]

Robin,

 

If someone is getting a Glucose Tolerance Test it is very beneficial for them

to also have their Insulin levels tested at the same time. This will tell if

there is an Insulin deficiency caused by dysfunction of the pancreas. Insulin

will respond in accordance to the glucose load and knowing how the body responds

can help to properly diagnose and treat dysfunctions in glucose tolerence.

 

Nadine B

MT(ASCP)

RYT