Kind of scratching my head here, sounds like we all agree on the same thing,
For those of us who can actually accomplish something changing our diet, we'd be pretty dumb
if we didn't at least try.
I have a friend who went pure vegan seven years ago and swears it has been the answer to his good health
and not getting heart disease like his brother.
No one in my family has or has had serious diabetes. That gives me hope I can slide along at the edge of diabetes.
I may get a C- in sugar but I'll pass and fall apart from something else.
Brought a couple new boxes of herbal tea bags home and am keeping the fake fruit sugars away.
Of course I mixed the tart cherry juice in the fake juice and hid that strong flavor.
I don't think I'm mixing tart cherry juice in tea. Need to drink it some other way, good for avoiding gout.
But I might try pouring some in the container of tea at least once.
I wish I could pull up my sugar data as easily as one can one's heart.
wouldn't it be nice if another screen also popped up with glucose level.
With tracking, trending and alarming.
when I go into doc's offices, I run a 145/85. Never thought I had white coat syndrome.
Never felt anxious in doc's offices. But if they wait fifteen minutes and take it again, it always has dropped.
With adrenal insufficiency after adrenal cancer, i have to take hydrocortisone every day.
curious about drug interactions and possible downsides of some scrips I'm on.
I was already told by one doctor I would have a hard time losing weight.
I wonder if I have a hard time balancing sugar now also. Good thing I see an endocrinologist who tests me for all kinds of stuff.
But my AIC was 5.9 and that is firmly in the dog house.
once I trigged the AIC alarm, the specialists start to salivate. Ahhh, more Medicare approved billables...
With my insurance, I never pay a dime for anything. I bought the best Medicare supplement way before I got sick, and
now they are stuck with me. But I'd like to turn the alarm off and see less doctors for sure.
