1189 pts · January 15, 2016
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I’m an RN on a COVID unit and have checked my SpO2 after wearing an N95 with a surgical mask over it for 8+ hours, never has been below 98%
I broke my ankle and was told to take ibuprofen. Definitely depends on the area/doctor.
This is Nathan the beach cat: https://www.instagram.com/nathan_thebeachcat/
Which dates did you look at to get 22?
Little hat for little dog
But I’d love to see the statistics on the number of diabetics who spend their money on twinkies instead of insulin! Must be fascinating.
And 14% of t2d in the US are on insulin, which is a larger percentage than t1d.
My reasoning is 100% of t1d must use insulin while a fraction of t2d do and it is used as a last resort. However, I researched statistics
I’m sorry you don’t like what I have to say... I would suggest broadening your sources and not taking what one person says as absolute truth
The fact that he is claiming it as a cure is really my only issue. All the rest seems great and I can understand how it would work.
Attest to the fact that if this lifestyle is not maintained, symptoms of diabetes will return. That is not a cure.
I’m sorry but bold letters and empty statements are not valid science. A cure means you no longer need to continue treatment. I can strongly
I just don’t see this as a cure. It seems to be an incredibly effective treatment (sincerely happy it works for you!)
https://medium.com/@drjasonfung/type-2-diabetes-reversal-the-quick-start-guide-6187210f14ce Read this article! Is it not accurate?
I do as well! Love seeing new research. But I also hate seeing people who believe they’ve been cured and then continue to deteriorate.
Finding a lifestyle that manages is great! But if the old lifestyle is returned to, the symptoms of diabetes will still be there.
I’m happy to hear that! Not trying to ruin yours either. I just believe that advertising a cure which is just treatment can be harmful.
Insulin dependent diabetes vs insulin resistance... but I see you’re not looking for a productive conversation :)
What is made up then?
From what I read, he said t2d can be cured through diet and exercise. Again, this is not a cure and is not new protocol.
I’m not sure what you’re implying? Nothing made up.
Just FYI- most insulin users have type 1 diabetes
There are many different types of insulin that work differently in the body and differently between individuals. This may not work for all.
There’s a huge difference between curing a disease and having tight control with diet and exercise. This is not new knowledge.
I see we all share a common interest
Nice egg
Why do you have 200 rabbits?
Kitty stepped in your coffee
Your cat loaf sprouted legs!
I’m an RN on a COVID unit and have checked my SpO2 after wearing an N95 with a surgical mask over it for 8+ hours, never has been below 98%
I broke my ankle and was told to take ibuprofen. Definitely depends on the area/doctor.
This is Nathan the beach cat: https://www.instagram.com/nathan_thebeachcat/
Which dates did you look at to get 22?
Little hat for little dog
But I’d love to see the statistics on the number of diabetics who spend their money on twinkies instead of insulin! Must be fascinating.
And 14% of t2d in the US are on insulin, which is a larger percentage than t1d.
My reasoning is 100% of t1d must use insulin while a fraction of t2d do and it is used as a last resort. However, I researched statistics
I’m sorry you don’t like what I have to say... I would suggest broadening your sources and not taking what one person says as absolute truth
The fact that he is claiming it as a cure is really my only issue. All the rest seems great and I can understand how it would work.
Attest to the fact that if this lifestyle is not maintained, symptoms of diabetes will return. That is not a cure.
I’m sorry but bold letters and empty statements are not valid science. A cure means you no longer need to continue treatment. I can strongly
I just don’t see this as a cure. It seems to be an incredibly effective treatment (sincerely happy it works for you!)
https://medium.com/@drjasonfung/type-2-diabetes-reversal-the-quick-start-guide-6187210f14ce Read this article! Is it not accurate?
I do as well! Love seeing new research. But I also hate seeing people who believe they’ve been cured and then continue to deteriorate.
Finding a lifestyle that manages is great! But if the old lifestyle is returned to, the symptoms of diabetes will still be there.
I’m happy to hear that! Not trying to ruin yours either. I just believe that advertising a cure which is just treatment can be harmful.
Insulin dependent diabetes vs insulin resistance... but I see you’re not looking for a productive conversation :)
What is made up then?
From what I read, he said t2d can be cured through diet and exercise. Again, this is not a cure and is not new protocol.
I’m not sure what you’re implying? Nothing made up.
Just FYI- most insulin users have type 1 diabetes
There are many different types of insulin that work differently in the body and differently between individuals. This may not work for all.
There’s a huge difference between curing a disease and having tight control with diet and exercise. This is not new knowledge.
I see we all share a common interest
Nice egg
Why do you have 200 rabbits?
Your cat loaf sprouted legs!