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Donald Trump does it again!
posted 28 days ago, updated 34 minutes later by Jerry H. | 1 comment
Hi to All,
My wife Margie and I traveled to Miami, Florida this last weekend and got to see "The Donald" at an incredible two day event.
Donald Trump has teamed up with Ideal Health to create the Trump Network. My impression of the guy has compl...
My wife Margie and I traveled to Miami, Florida this last weekend and got to see "The Donald" at an incredible two day event.
Donald Trump has teamed up with Ideal Health to create the Trump Network. My impression of the guy has compl...
Red Wine Chemical May One Day Treat Diabetes
posted 2 months ago by JeanPfeiffer | 0 comments
Red Wine Chemical May One Day Treat Diabetes
Resveratrol Lowers Blood Sugar Levels in Mouse Study
By Salynn Boyles
WebMD Health NewsReviewed by Louise Chang, MDOct. 9, 2009 -- The much touted compound resveratrol shows some promise as a future tre...
Resveratrol Lowers Blood Sugar Levels in Mouse Study
By Salynn Boyles
WebMD Health NewsReviewed by Louise Chang, MDOct. 9, 2009 -- The much touted compound resveratrol shows some promise as a future tre...
Vitamin D May promote Brain Health
posted 3 months ago by PharmacistKeith | 0 comments
Vitamin D May promote Brain Health
Low blood levels of Vitamin D may increase the risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease, according to a new hypothesis based on existing risk factors.
A growing number of studies have linked deficiency of Vitam...
Low blood levels of Vitamin D may increase the risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease, according to a new hypothesis based on existing risk factors.
A growing number of studies have linked deficiency of Vitam...
Type 1 diabetes: some knowledge
posted 5 months ago by kendrathil | 1 comment
The world is becoming diabetic. Every other day more and more people are diagnosed with diabetics. Well, of all the diabetes, Type 1 diabetes is the most dangerous one, which can lead to many complications like stroke, heart failure, kidney and ne...
REMEMBER YOU ARE IN CONTROL.
posted 5 months ago by panayoti48 | 0 comments
You have just come from your doctor’s office and he told you that you have developed hypoglycemia a form of diabetes. So now what? Your doctor gave you a truck load of information, and you are feeling overwhelmed. Just how serious can this be. Aft...
Multiple Myeloma - the journey
posted 6 months ago by smith500 | 3 comments
When I was first diagnosed my M-spike was 3.8. As the cancer (a type of bone cancer) progresses the M-spike goes higher. Instead mine has gone lower and last lab results indicated an M-spike of 3.1. I have not accepted any traditional medical trea...
No Code and the Vices
posted 7 months ago by tnmccoy | 0 comments
There are currently several companies advertising their 'no coding' blood sugar meters---they're free, but you have to sign up for regular delivery of and payment for supplies from them. That's where the companies make their money.
As for the mal...
As for the mal...
Conclusions of the insulin-screen - not genes - as
posted 8 months ago, updated about 1 hour later by DrCbredly82 | 0 comments
Men of science have found new demonstrate that the casing of fleshiness can't be genes advises that cadres genetically identical to a stock very different amounts of fat, depending on subtle differences in how cells process insulin.
Instruction a...
Instruction a...
TRIAGE! Elderly Will Not Be Treated For Swine Flu!
posted 8 months ago, updated 2 months later by Fifty1derful | 0 comments
TRIAGE In Your Hospital!
While it may sound like something out of a bad sci-fi movie, it has become our reality. US doctors, in accordance with WHO regulations, have drafted a document deciding who will live and who will be allowed to die when th...
While it may sound like something out of a bad sci-fi movie, it has become our reality. US doctors, in accordance with WHO regulations, have drafted a document deciding who will live and who will be allowed to die when th...
My One True Love
posted 9 months ago, updated about 3 hours later by Cyn59 | 1 comment
My lover and best friend Edward, at the prime of his joyous days with dog sled racing. A man of such intellect and caring, humor and talent; we shared every day for five years. Edward passed away from complications of diabetes at the age of 58 on ...
