Diabetes Talking

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Excellent book for a number of uses, you can  start a fire with it to keep warm ,you can throw it at the telly when Celtic get beat , you can fix the wobbly coffee table with it too and lets not forget ,you can also wipe yer arse with it after a metformin attack but if i have to pay for it you can keep it regards sandy another form of bloody trying to extract money from folk.

Perhaps I’ll make a papier mache duck. Quack! quack! — Tom (Type 2) Knowledge dispels fear!

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Excellent book for a number of uses, you can  start a fire with it to keep warm ,you can throw it at the telly when Celtic get beat , you can fix the wobbly coffee table with it too and lets not forget ,you can also wipe yer arse with it after a metformin attack but if i have to pay for it you can keep it regards sandy another form of bloody trying to extract money from folk.

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – A well meaning relative has just bought me  book called "The Diabetes Cure" by Vern S. Cherewatenko. As a fully paid up member of the Very Cynical Party, I find the title an immediate turn off and haven’t bothered giving it more than a cursory inspection. Apart from standard diet and exercise advice it advises taking HCA as some wonder remedy that the mainstream medical profession has stupidly failed to notice. Anyone read it? Got an opinion? Does it have anything useful in it if you ignore the ‘clutching at straws’ content? — Tom (Type 2) Knowledge dispels fear!

— hypo my arse, ma sugars are fine DINGBAT!!!! Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com).

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – A well meaning relative has just bought me  book called "The Diabetes Cure" by Vern S. Cherewatenko. As a fully paid up member of the Very Cynical Party, I find the title an immediate turn off and haven’t bothered giving it more than a cursory inspection. Apart from standard diet and exercise advice it advises taking HCA as some wonder remedy that the mainstream medical profession has stupidly failed to notice. Anyone read it? Got an opinion? Does it have anything useful in it if you ignore the ‘clutching at straws’ content? — Tom (Type 2) Knowledge dispels fear!

No, Tom, I have not read it, and like you I am too cynical to take any notice of a title like that. Diabetes is a complex group of related conditions, with one common factor, high bg. So there is not, imho, one cure needed, but several. Al.

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Read it, tried it, made f. all difference. If you want to take a more commercial view – I could either buy the supplements mentioned at my own risk and expense or get tried and tested meds & all the support free on the NHS – go figure! And the Chromium Picolinate supplement gets quite a bit of bad press: http://www.netasia.net/users/truehealth/Chromium.htm http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/3010257.stm NK

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A well meaning relative has just bought me  book called "The Diabetes Cure" by Vern S. Cherewatenko. As a fully paid up member of the Very Cynical Party, I find the title an immediate turn off and haven’t bothered giving it more than a cursory inspection. Apart from standard diet and exercise advice it advises taking HCA as some wonder remedy that the mainstream medical profession has stupidly failed to notice. Anyone read it? Got an opinion? Does it have anything useful in it if you ignore the ‘clutching at straws’ content? — Tom (Type 2) Knowledge dispels fear!

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