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In July of 2006, I realized something was wrong. Frequent urination, terrible temper, always thirsty/hungry, tingling hands and feet. It was to the point where going to the bathroom was getting annoying, and even interfering with work. At my nephew’s baseball game that evening, my sister pointed out the number of Diet Pepsi and . . . → Read More: Keith Lawson’s Success Story 
I was diagnosed as a type 2 diabetic when I was 25 years old. I was taking three (3) types of insulins Novolog , Lantus and Symlin. I was also taking two drugs just for diabetes Avandia and Glucophage. I was sent to Diabetes classes at the local hospital & I had appointments with their Certified . . . → Read More: Ruth Hintz’s Story 
I was never diagnosed with diabetes. In 2000 I was given a glucose tolerance test to see if diabetes was the cause of my painful peripheral neuropathy (PN). At 2 hours my blood sugar peaked at 202. My doctors told me not to worry about this as my fasting level was good. At that . . . → Read More: Anne Luther’s Story 
I was diagnosed as a type 2 or non-insulin dependent diabetic in September of 2009 with an average blood glucose of 355 mg/dl. I met with the “Certified Diabetes Educator” that afternoon. She showed me how to use my meter, gave me a copy of the American Diabetes Association approved food pyramid, three prescriptions and doctor’s orders . . . → Read More: Brian Seib’s Diabetes Story 
This post is not about Diabetes … it’s about Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), specifically Crohns. A Crohn’s Success Story: A friend heard of my success treating diabetes with “The Primal Blueprint” and asked me one day, ” I suffer from Crohn’s Disease, do you think it would help?” As soon as he asked the question, . . . → Read More: See, hear and speak no evil….yeah right. 
I want to thank Chancey Bruce for taking the time to write up his story. His story is typical of most diabetics and provides clues as to why the ADA Food Pyramid is destined to fail for not only most diabetics…but for most people. I communicate with many diabetics and those that fail at maintaining . . . → Read More: Chancey Bruce’s Journey 
This post is about Karen Bragg Gales’ weight loss and Diabetes Type 2 Success Story. :) Above is a picture of Karen … oh…and now that she is successfully treating her Diabetes T2 with diet and exercise… I call her “oK BG”…. :) Here is Karen’s STORY!!!! READ IT AND HEED IT!!!! ———— Five . . . → Read More: Karen Bragg Gales’ Story 
The Diagnosis Like many of us, through the years I have gained and lost a lot of weight. My weight chart looked like many stock charts (until the recent bear market), higher highs and higher lows. That all changed about four years ago when my weight simply continued upwards until I had reached 235 pounds . . . → Read More: My Story |
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I am not a doctor, dietitian nor nutritionist… in fact I have no medical training of any kind. If I can figure this out so should they… if it wasn’t for their …
B) Willful ignorance
C) Greed
D) All of the Above :) |
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