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Comment on Blood Glucose levels? by John C. Garcia

John C. Garcia — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 20:31:46 +0000

Clare, I found that changing my life style had the best return for the effort. I am lucky. I recommend a complete physical to include blood work. Then correct your life in little steps to improve your overall health which will have a big impact on your glucose levels, at least it did for me. I have been amazed how small changes in my life style improve my overall health and helped me gain control of my diabetes. You know I really don’t miss Panda Express which for me was bad. I walk to the bus for work rather than drive.

Comment on Blood Glucose levels? by Clare

Clare — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 17:03:19 +0000

i did a random glucose reading today well i did one when i just got up and it was 6.0 and around 2-3 hrs after dinner i did a reading and it was 7.1 i am getting a little concerened now, i think that maybe i should go to the docs! when is the optimum time to test?
I just cant seem to balance the glucose level out!
thank you so much for your reply i will indeed try changing my diet x

Comment on Blood Glucose levels? by John C. Garcia

John C. Garcia — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 13:16:47 +0000

Clare, I would be happier if your readings were closer to 5.5. Concentrate on improving your diet, eat better with moderation. After 2 or 3 days your readings should improve. If this so, then you know what works for you.

Comment on Blood Glucose levels? by Clare

Clare — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 19:04:57 +0000

Hey my freind who is diabetic let me borrow his machine to see what my glucose levels were this was merely done due to me feeling very lathargic and very thirsty any way i did the fasting glucose as soon as i got up in the morn and my glucose levels were 1.6, i have had a few normal readings since between 4 and 6 a few of my readings have been around the high 5’s and 6.1 etc he has left a spare glucometer for me to keep an eye on my glucose levels im just wondering should i be worried?

Comment on Diabetes, Hemochromatosis and Me. by Erotikshop

Erotikshop — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:50:18 +0000

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Comment on Diabetes, Hemochromatosis and Me. by Emily

Emily — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 22:18:06 +0000

I have HH. This article is consistent with everything I’ve read about HH except for the testing answer, which was partly opinion. The standard is to test all first-degree relatives -brother, sister, parent, child - of anyone with HH. A family doctor will not test for this routinely. The gastroenterologists do push it. David, the dangerous bacterium which is found in shellfish lives in warm waters. I avoid shellfish totally and don’t worry.

Comment on Blood Glucose levels? by Kayla

Kayla — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 03:45:33 +0000

My duaghter who has a flatworm, 1100 juvenile diabetes, kill the worm and save the kid. It is that simple, really - yes.

Comment on Diabetes, Hemochromatosis and Me. by david chew

david chew — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 17:23:02 +0000

I wonder if all membersof the family must be tested as I was informed that only children whos parents are BOTH from the same (celt) DNA background need to be tested. As my parents were.All my children arefrom a mixed Anglo-Brazilian stock?
Also where is the best place to live , High altitude away from the Sea (iodine ) ?
Please send advice

Comment on Diabetes, Hemochromatosis and Me. by Karen

Karen — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 14:17:21 +0000

This is a well written and informative article. I am not sure why the Red Cross has not caught up with the FDA, but they (the FDA) have actually approved of HH (hereditary hemochromatosis) blood since about the year 2000. You can go to fda.gov and search hemochromatosis and it As long as your doctor approves and you do not have underlying conditions, it is perfectly OK for your blood to be donated. It depends on the area that you live. It is sad that your perfect blood is getting tossed. You may just need to educate and raise awareness in your area.

Comment on I’m diabetic - Why? Part 2 by acai

acai — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 14:32:57 +0000

Herbal way is always better no side effects.