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I am obese 19 stone and counting.
I am obese, one day I went to a clinic (many years ago) I , I weighed myself. I was 12 stone. The chart next to the machine told me I was obese. I started to diet. Great I lost a few pounds. Then after about two years I put on what I lost and a little extra. , that was the start of my yo yo dieting,trying
I am obese, one day I went to a clinic (many years ago) I , I weighed myself. I was 12 stone. The chart next to the machine told me I was obese. I started to diet. Great I lost a few pounds. Then after about two years I put on what I lost and a little extra. , that was the start of my yo yo dieting,trying
Nicholasproios
in
Weight Loss Support
5 years ago
Are You Struggling?
There have been a few posts lately where people are getting a little discouraged and wondering whether LCHF is for them. Well, first of all, the biochemistry is rock solid, and when applied properly the results are there for EVERYONE. Basically, ALL diets have one thing in common - whether low carb
There have been a few posts lately where people are getting a little discouraged and wondering whether LCHF is for them. Well, first of all, the biochemistry is rock solid, and when applied properly the results are there for EVERYONE. Basically, ALL diets have one thing in common - whether low carb
MikePollard
in
Low-Carb High-Fat (LCHF)
5 years ago
Exercise and peak HR
If a cardiologist has said there is nothing wrong with my heart, bar hypertension and some plaque in arteries is it ok to jog and have a HR of 162? I love jogging but HR goes high when I do it. I can row and cycle and HR goes to 130 max but I don't get the buzz. Cardiologist suggested there may be autonomic
If a cardiologist has said there is nothing wrong with my heart, bar hypertension and some plaque in arteries is it ok to jog and have a HR of 162? I love jogging but HR goes high when I do it. I can row and cycle and HR goes to 130 max but I don't get the buzz. Cardiologist suggested there may be autonomic
Caitlyn6
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
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METHOTREXATE Injection or Pill form
Been on Methotrexate 15 mgs for a good while now 5 months. Always had nauseasness problems even taking Folic Acid the day after. Its been suggested I change to self injecting the liquid variety of the drug. Anyone else gone down this path please and with what results. Not bothered about actually injecting
Been on Methotrexate 15 mgs for a good while now 5 months. Always had nauseasness problems even taking Folic Acid the day after. Its been suggested I change to self injecting the liquid variety of the drug. Anyone else gone down this path please and with what results. Not bothered about actually injecting
Blomps
in
PMRGCAuk
5 years ago
Triglycerides to HDL ratio
Hi, I've just been reading that a low triglyceride/hdl ratio can indicate that you have good insulin sensitivity and relatively large, less harmful LDL particles. Does anyone know if this is true? The reason I ask is because since starting statin therapy and adopting a mainly Mediterranean diet my blood
Hi, I've just been reading that a low triglyceride/hdl ratio can indicate that you have good insulin sensitivity and relatively large, less harmful LDL particles. Does anyone know if this is true? The reason I ask is because since starting statin therapy and adopting a mainly Mediterranean diet my blood
fergusthegreat
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
5 months post transplant
Hi l am new on here l had cirrosis and received my transplant in Feb this year l have been realy good only problem is my diabetes after steroidsbut it is coming back to normal now they are finished but l am still on insulin
Hi l am new on here l had cirrosis and received my transplant in Feb this year l have been realy good only problem is my diabetes after steroidsbut it is coming back to normal now they are finished but l am still on insulin
Kelpieman
in
British Liver Trust
5 years ago
Robotics Pancreas transplant - New hope for obese type 1 diabetes
Pancreas transplant is a standard procedure for type 1 diabetes so that one can avoid insulin. However, many type1's are denied especially if he/she is obese. Now with Robotics transplant , it is easier to perform the transplant even for an obese Type 1. https://speciality.medicaldialogues.in › ...
Pancreas transplant is a standard procedure for type 1 diabetes so that one can avoid insulin. However, many type1's are denied especially if he/she is obese. Now with Robotics transplant , it is easier to perform the transplant even for an obese Type 1. https://speciality.medicaldialogues.in › ...
namaha
Administrator
in
Diabetes India
5 years ago
you need to see this utube vidio
doctors treat type 2 diabetes completely wrong today – in a way that actually makes the disease worse? Many people would correctly say yes. There’s a better way. Here are a few of the things Dr. Fung mentions in his video on this subject that I find vary interesting to know Medicines that can be
doctors treat type 2 diabetes completely wrong today – in a way that actually makes the disease worse? Many people would correctly say yes. There’s a better way. Here are a few of the things Dr. Fung mentions in his video on this subject that I find vary interesting to know Medicines that can be
dcrock0
in
Diabetes & Hypertension Help Society
5 years ago
Problems with Zytiga / Prednisone
Hi All, I was put on Zytiga and Prednisone by my oncologist about six weeks ago after being on ADT and casodex. My onc said that adding Zytiga would extend life. Before starting with the Zytiga and being on adt plus casodex, my PSA was .2 and T was 290. With Zytiga and Prednisone added after six weeks
Hi All, I was put on Zytiga and Prednisone by my oncologist about six weeks ago after being on ADT and casodex. My onc said that adding Zytiga would extend life. Before starting with the Zytiga and being on adt plus casodex, my PSA was .2 and T was 290. With Zytiga and Prednisone added after six weeks
bluephi
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Suicidal thoughts
I just can't cope any more with it. I'm into the 8th year of all this. I've had 7 years of having to have perfect sugar levels, test and tests to be told "everything's fine" to then later be told I have endometriosis which is what causes me all the pain I suffer with. I then have had 5 fresh ivfs on
I just can't cope any more with it. I'm into the 8th year of all this. I've had 7 years of having to have perfect sugar levels, test and tests to be told "everything's fine" to then later be told I have endometriosis which is what causes me all the pain I suffer with. I then have had 5 fresh ivfs on
Soapsuds86
in
Fertility Network UK
5 years ago
Probably worth the read- fluorquinolones
This topic has been discussed a bit lately. This summary is worth the read. Avoiding these drugs is likely a very good idea. The EMC in Europe thinks so. It is likely Cipro has caused my AF and maybe magnesium and collagen supplements are changing the symptoms for the better, which I am experiencing
This topic has been discussed a bit lately. This summary is worth the read. Avoiding these drugs is likely a very good idea. The EMC in Europe thinks so. It is likely Cipro has caused my AF and maybe magnesium and collagen supplements are changing the symptoms for the better, which I am experiencing
EngMac
in
AF Association
5 years ago
How many insulin units do you take (only for type 1)?
For those who are type 1, i'd just like to know how many units of insulin do you take every day?
For those who are type 1, i'd just like to know how many units of insulin do you take every day?
nyonyo
in
Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation
5 years ago
How many insulin units do you take (only for type 1)?
For those who are type 1, i'd just like to know how many units of insulin do you take every day?
For those who are type 1, i'd just like to know how many units of insulin do you take every day?
nyonyo
in
Diabetes India
5 years ago
Medication
Hi, have not on for awhile been busy. Update my wife was given cipro for uti for a year off and on then given mestinon on April 5, 2018 for low blood pressure and she has been mostly bed ridden since with great pain. We went to pain doctor said he could not help due to pain was drug caused, very disappointed
Hi, have not on for awhile been busy. Update my wife was given cipro for uti for a year off and on then given mestinon on April 5, 2018 for low blood pressure and she has been mostly bed ridden since with great pain. We went to pain doctor said he could not help due to pain was drug caused, very disappointed
Skullgulch
in
Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
Why LDL cholesterol goes up on LCHF diet and is it bad for health?
Following LCHF diets raises HDL level, lowers triglyceride, lowers insulin and increases LDL cholesterol. While first three are considered beneficial, there is concern about high level of LDL cholesterol. The presentation below by Dr Nadir Ali, concludes we should celebrate high LDL level because it
Following LCHF diets raises HDL level, lowers triglyceride, lowers insulin and increases LDL cholesterol. While first three are considered beneficial, there is concern about high level of LDL cholesterol. The presentation below by Dr Nadir Ali, concludes we should celebrate high LDL level because it
Praveen55
in
Low-Carb High-Fat (LCHF)
5 years ago
Why LDL cholesterol goes up on LCHF diet and is it bad for health?
Following LCHF diets raises HDL level, lowers triglyceride, lowers insulin and increases LDL cholesterol. While first three are considered beneficial, there is concern about high level of LDL cholesterol. The presentation below by Dr Nadir Ali, concludes we should celebrate high LDL level because it
Following LCHF diets raises HDL level, lowers triglyceride, lowers insulin and increases LDL cholesterol. While first three are considered beneficial, there is concern about high level of LDL cholesterol. The presentation below by Dr Nadir Ali, concludes we should celebrate high LDL level because it
Praveen55
Moderator
in
Diabetes India
5 years ago
Any Insulin dependent diabetics out there, who had elective stent intervention?
Anyone out there who is a insulin dependent diabetic and have had a stent/s fitted as a routine elective treatment, i.e not as a result of a heart attack/emergency ? This is my situation and I'm having 3 stents inserted on 22.7.19 Obviously, given that my arteries are significantly blocked, and the fact
Anyone out there who is a insulin dependent diabetic and have had a stent/s fitted as a routine elective treatment, i.e not as a result of a heart attack/emergency ? This is my situation and I'm having 3 stents inserted on 22.7.19 Obviously, given that my arteries are significantly blocked, and the fact
WardijaWardija
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Insulin for Parkinson's
Hello All, A friend in my local Parkinson's group is seeing a movement specialist who is giving his patients insulin. The doctor says that his patients are having remarkable results. Has anyone heard anything about this?
Hello All, A friend in my local Parkinson's group is seeing a movement specialist who is giving his patients insulin. The doctor says that his patients are having remarkable results. Has anyone heard anything about this?
kz59
in
Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
Eat more avocado! What I learned from the study that will change how we eat
Curious how I, and I suspect many others, have been hearing "personalised" in relation to medicine quite a bit recently. Which in the context of thyroid seems to result in TSH-only, levothyroxine-only and withdrawal or dismissal of anything else. Nonetheless, there are some interesting things going
Curious how I, and I suspect many others, have been hearing "personalised" in relation to medicine quite a bit recently. Which in the context of thyroid seems to result in TSH-only, levothyroxine-only and withdrawal or dismissal of anything else. Nonetheless, there are some interesting things going
helvella
Thyroid UK
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
First year report - Linear Weight loss
I lost weight the way I am now maintaining: No counting, and a lifetime healthy eating lifestyle. Weight loss can be quite linear (...I did Stay The Same one week early on, but I lost six pounds in two weeks - and left out the intervening plots!) Height:……6ft 3" Age .............70 Weight: 15 Stone
I lost weight the way I am now maintaining: No counting, and a lifetime healthy eating lifestyle. Weight loss can be quite linear (...I did Stay The Same one week early on, but I lost six pounds in two weeks - and left out the intervening plots!) Height:……6ft 3" Age .............70 Weight: 15 Stone
S11m
Volunteer 70lb IF20
in
Fasting and Furious
5 years ago
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