As a follow up to last week’s post on my most recent blood work, here is the 5 step system I have used for successfully managing my diabetes.
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Friday, January 13, 2012
Guess Who's Baaaaack......
It's been over a year - so what's been happening in The Land of Pricks?
LOTS!
LOTS!
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Required Reading.....
Report: Marathons cause heart damage - LiveScience
Why your desk job is slowly killing you - Men'sHealth
"We know that regular exercise reduces cardiovascular risk by a factor of two or three in the long run, but while we're doing vigorous exercise such as marathon running, our cardiac risk increases by seven,"
Why your desk job is slowly killing you - Men'sHealth
"A person may hit the gym every day, but if he's sitting a good deal of the rest of the time, he's probably not leading an overall active life,"
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
More Leptin Magic......
Brain Might Be Key to Leptin's Actions Against Type 1 Diabetes, Researchers Find - ScienceDaily.com
"...research by Dr. Roger Unger, professor of internal medicine at UT Southwestern, has shown that subcutaneous administration of leptin, a hormone produced by the body's fat cells, can restore terminally ill rodents with type 1 diabetes to full health. The underlying cellular mechanisms that caused that effect, however, have been unclear."
Friday, October 8, 2010
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Few More Interesting Headlines...
Biologists Discover Biochemical Link Between Biological Clock and Diabetes - ScienceDaily.com
Strong Link Between Diabetes and Air Pollution Found in National U.S. Study - ScienceDaily.com
Chromium Picolinate May Lessen Inflammation in Diabetic Nephropathy; Supplement Linked to Decreased Protein in the Urine of Diabetic Mice - ScienceDaily.com
Strong Link Between Diabetes and Air Pollution Found in National U.S. Study - ScienceDaily.com
Chromium Picolinate May Lessen Inflammation in Diabetic Nephropathy; Supplement Linked to Decreased Protein in the Urine of Diabetic Mice - ScienceDaily.com
Friday, July 23, 2010
Some Recent Headlines
Could Diabetes Be in Your Bones? Link Between Metabolic Disease, Bone Mass; Breakdown of Bone Keeps Blood Sugar in Check - ScienceDaily.com
New Role for Master Regulator in Cell Metabolism, Response to Stress: Clinical Implications for Obesity, Diabetes and Cancer Research - ScienceDaily.com
Mice Essentially 'Cured' of Mild Diabetes With Enzyme - ScienceDaily.com
Low Vitamin D Linked to the Metabolic Syndrome in Elderly People - ScienceDaily.com
When Food Intake Stops, Enzyme Turns Off Production of Fats, Cholesterol - ScienceDaily.com
Gestational Diabetes Linked to Serotonin and Dietary Protein - ScienceDaily.com
Mothers' High Blood Sugar in Pregnancy Is Linked to Children's Reduced Insulin Sensitivity - ScienceDaily.com
Well-Defined Quantity of Antioxidants in Diet Can Improve Insulin Resistance, Study Finds -ScienceDaily.com
Poor Control of Diabetes May Be Linked to Low Vitamin D - ScienceDaily.com
Many People With Diabetes Do Not Know or Heed Dangers of Hot Weather - ScienceDaily.com
Fructose Sugar Makes Maturing Human Fat Cells Fatter, Less Insulin-Sensitive, Study Finds - ScienceDaily.com
Circadian Clock in Pancreas Directly Linked to Diabetes - ScienceDaily.com
Bariatric Surgery in Diabetic Adults Improves Insulin Sensitivity Better Than Diet, Study Finds - ScienceDaily.com
Insulin Peptide May Point to a Solution for Type 1 Diabetes - ScienceDaily.com
Scientists Find Hormone Influences Sensitivity to Sweetness - ScienceDaily.com
Diabetic Potential to Create Own Insulin: Type 1 Diabetes Patients Attempt to Replenish Beta Cells - ScienceDaily.com
New Associations Between Diabetes, Environmental Factors Found by Novel Analytic Technique - ScienceDaily.com
New Role for Master Regulator in Cell Metabolism, Response to Stress: Clinical Implications for Obesity, Diabetes and Cancer Research - ScienceDaily.com
Mice Essentially 'Cured' of Mild Diabetes With Enzyme - ScienceDaily.com
Low Vitamin D Linked to the Metabolic Syndrome in Elderly People - ScienceDaily.com
When Food Intake Stops, Enzyme Turns Off Production of Fats, Cholesterol - ScienceDaily.com
Gestational Diabetes Linked to Serotonin and Dietary Protein - ScienceDaily.com
Mothers' High Blood Sugar in Pregnancy Is Linked to Children's Reduced Insulin Sensitivity - ScienceDaily.com
Well-Defined Quantity of Antioxidants in Diet Can Improve Insulin Resistance, Study Finds -ScienceDaily.com
Poor Control of Diabetes May Be Linked to Low Vitamin D - ScienceDaily.com
Many People With Diabetes Do Not Know or Heed Dangers of Hot Weather - ScienceDaily.com
Fructose Sugar Makes Maturing Human Fat Cells Fatter, Less Insulin-Sensitive, Study Finds - ScienceDaily.com
Circadian Clock in Pancreas Directly Linked to Diabetes - ScienceDaily.com
Bariatric Surgery in Diabetic Adults Improves Insulin Sensitivity Better Than Diet, Study Finds - ScienceDaily.com
Insulin Peptide May Point to a Solution for Type 1 Diabetes - ScienceDaily.com
Scientists Find Hormone Influences Sensitivity to Sweetness - ScienceDaily.com
Diabetic Potential to Create Own Insulin: Type 1 Diabetes Patients Attempt to Replenish Beta Cells - ScienceDaily.com
New Associations Between Diabetes, Environmental Factors Found by Novel Analytic Technique - ScienceDaily.com
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