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Pumpkin and green bean curry
Hi all I made this pumpkin and green bean curry with lentils to thicken , sauté onions , garlic , celery , then add curry powder ( to taste ) tinned tomatoes 200mls coconut drink ( I use alpro sugar free ) 200mls veg stock , 1/2 cup red split lentils cook till pumpkin is tender ( approx 20-30 mins
Hi all I made this pumpkin and green bean curry with lentils to thicken , sauté onions , garlic , celery , then add curry powder ( to taste ) tinned tomatoes 200mls coconut drink ( I use alpro sugar free ) 200mls veg stock , 1/2 cup red split lentils cook till pumpkin is tender ( approx 20-30 mins
Gillian2021
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Healthy Eating
3 years ago
Carbs. & Type 2 Diabetes
Very recently my husband has been diagnosed with type 2. I'm trying to find out how many carbs. daily is safe to have so I can make sure to keep them low.
Very recently my husband has been diagnosed with type 2. I'm trying to find out how many carbs. daily is safe to have so I can make sure to keep them low.
Eternity6
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Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation
3 years ago
Concerned about husband diabetic type 2
My husband is diabetic overweight and smoker, he was on metformin 1000g , now on double the dose and has another tab added called dapaglifloxin 10mg , but when doing the urine dip test the colour on test strip is dark brown, so is in effect showing too much sugar, around two weeks before taking this
My husband is diabetic overweight and smoker, he was on metformin 1000g , now on double the dose and has another tab added called dapaglifloxin 10mg , but when doing the urine dip test the colour on test strip is dark brown, so is in effect showing too much sugar, around two weeks before taking this
Eternity6
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Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation
3 years ago
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Prep for FET (thin lining)
Hi team, I've tried to look this question up but I am going round in circles a bit. For people who took/take vitamin E and L-Arginine supplements to prep for a FET (thin lining issues here!) when did you start to take these? I can't quite remember what I did last time but I'm pretty sure I started vitamin
Hi team, I've tried to look this question up but I am going round in circles a bit. For people who took/take vitamin E and L-Arginine supplements to prep for a FET (thin lining issues here!) when did you start to take these? I can't quite remember what I did last time but I'm pretty sure I started vitamin
Hoop123
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Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
Know your risk of developing diabetes 💙
Hi everyone, November is Diabetes Awareness Month and what has become apparent is the need for those with a predisposition to type 2 diabetes to be aware of this as soon as possible as pre-diabetes can be reversed. And type 2 diabetes is treatable limiting its life threatening possibilities which's in
Hi everyone, November is Diabetes Awareness Month and what has become apparent is the need for those with a predisposition to type 2 diabetes to be aware of this as soon as possible as pre-diabetes can be reversed. And type 2 diabetes is treatable limiting its life threatening possibilities which's in
Hidden
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Diabetes India
3 years ago
Big step forward
Today I am driving down to Portsmouth to take part in the Great South Run on Sunday. In August 2019 I began my running journey by starting C25k, combining my graduation run with my first parkrun in November 2019. Since then I have run 3 times a week, running in as many parkruns as I could. When lockdown
Today I am driving down to Portsmouth to take part in the Great South Run on Sunday. In August 2019 I began my running journey by starting C25k, combining my graduation run with my first parkrun in November 2019. Since then I have run 3 times a week, running in as many parkruns as I could. When lockdown
Ginter
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
3 years ago
Metformin,T2 Diabetes & hypothyroidism … effects?
Metformin lowers TSH https://www.cureus.com/articles/50564-exploring-the-effect-of-metformin-to-lower-thyroid-stimulating-hormone-in-euthyroid-and-hypothyroid-type-2-diabetic-patients Any link with A breakthrough-like effect of metformin reduces peripheral resistance to triiodothyronine in euthyroid,
Metformin lowers TSH https://www.cureus.com/articles/50564-exploring-the-effect-of-metformin-to-lower-thyroid-stimulating-hormone-in-euthyroid-and-hypothyroid-type-2-diabetic-patients Any link with A breakthrough-like effect of metformin reduces peripheral resistance to triiodothyronine in euthyroid,
MikeM46
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
High BMI at risk of diabetes. New plan
After ready some of the amazingly supportive responses I now have a plan to eventually run 5K. I'm not officially obese but my BMI is really high and borderline diabetic. I tried doing the running last year and got to week 5. I've put more weight on since and just can't get going. From tomorrow morning
After ready some of the amazingly supportive responses I now have a plan to eventually run 5K. I'm not officially obese but my BMI is really high and borderline diabetic. I tried doing the running last year and got to week 5. I've put more weight on since and just can't get going. From tomorrow morning
Siobhan6
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Couch to 5K
3 years ago
Diabetes UK predict there will be 5.5 million in the UK with type 2 Diabetes by 2030!
Hi everyone, I heard this on the news this morning and think that it's a shocking statistic as there are so many other health risks once someone has developed type 2 diabetes. Here's the article: https://www.diabetes.org.uk/professionals/position-statements-reports/statistics I'd like to remind members
Hi everyone, I heard this on the news this morning and think that it's a shocking statistic as there are so many other health risks once someone has developed type 2 diabetes. Here's the article: https://www.diabetes.org.uk/professionals/position-statements-reports/statistics I'd like to remind members
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Healthy Eating
3 years ago
Ashermans, thin lining, low ovarian reserve, poor responder.. trying ivf one last time with donor sperm for possible surrogacy if lucky
After many years of having a Mirena coil for heavy periods, my then partner and I decided to start to try for a baby. I thought it was strange that when I had the coil out my periods remained just as light as when I had it in. I decided to do some hormone tests, and discovered I had a high prolactin
After many years of having a Mirena coil for heavy periods, my then partner and I decided to start to try for a baby. I thought it was strange that when I had the coil out my periods remained just as light as when I had it in. I decided to do some hormone tests, and discovered I had a high prolactin
Hidden
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Infertility Support
3 years ago
Ashermans syndrome, endometrium 2.5mm, poor responder, trying ICSI one last time for surrogacy
Hi everyone, I’ve started a short protocol this week 450 Ovaleap to combine with Menopur from day 8 to try and get a blastocyst to freeze for potential surrogacy After many years of having a Mirena coil for heavy periods, my then partner and I decided to start to try for a baby. I thought it was strange
Hi everyone, I’ve started a short protocol this week 450 Ovaleap to combine with Menopur from day 8 to try and get a blastocyst to freeze for potential surrogacy After many years of having a Mirena coil for heavy periods, my then partner and I decided to start to try for a baby. I thought it was strange
Hidden
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Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
Does Prednisolone affect Cholesterol levels and blood pressure??
Hi. Back in February (pre PMR) my cholesterol was HDL - 1.5 and LDL 3.8. Six months later (four months after commencing Pred) my levels are now HDL - 2.4 and LDL - 5.0!! My levels have never moved by much over the years and this was something of a shock particularly as it has happened so quickly.
Hi. Back in February (pre PMR) my cholesterol was HDL - 1.5 and LDL 3.8. Six months later (four months after commencing Pred) my levels are now HDL - 2.4 and LDL - 5.0!! My levels have never moved by much over the years and this was something of a shock particularly as it has happened so quickly.
LBM1953
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Methotrexate? Is it too soon to go onto this drug
Hi everyone, I was diagnosed with PMR in August 2020 and have found this forum invaluable over the past 13 months. This is my first post as so far I have always found the answer to my questions somewhere on the site. However on this occasion I would really appreciate some advice. I’ve just updated
Hi everyone, I was diagnosed with PMR in August 2020 and have found this forum invaluable over the past 13 months. This is my first post as so far I have always found the answer to my questions somewhere on the site. However on this occasion I would really appreciate some advice. I’ve just updated
Tiggy70
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
L-arginine
Did anyone take L-arginine on the lead up to FET and during the TTW? Did you continue it after positive test result? Or did you stop taking it? I think I should stop but I’m just not sure….. I had a faint positive line this morning, 8dp5dt. It’s really early days but I’m just not sure if I should continue
Did anyone take L-arginine on the lead up to FET and during the TTW? Did you continue it after positive test result? Or did you stop taking it? I think I should stop but I’m just not sure….. I had a faint positive line this morning, 8dp5dt. It’s really early days but I’m just not sure if I should continue
Spates
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Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
HbA1C numbers as we age?
I have been looking for information on HbA1C as we age, I managed to find this information. There are many video clips coming out of Tamil Nadu in India in Tamil language. From 7 to 7.5 %, 53 to 58 mmol/mol Senior citizen should maintain. Over 80 years of age 8%, 64 mmol/mol. In UK, NHS has blood
I have been looking for information on HbA1C as we age, I managed to find this information. There are many video clips coming out of Tamil Nadu in India in Tamil language. From 7 to 7.5 %, 53 to 58 mmol/mol Senior citizen should maintain. Over 80 years of age 8%, 64 mmol/mol. In UK, NHS has blood
sandybrown
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Diabetes India
3 years ago
Metabolic syndrome (disease) can be managed with IF.
Hi everyone, This is good news for sufferers of hereditary metabolic syndrome whose genetic makeup interferes with their metabolism resulting in obesity type 2 diabetes heart disease to name a few conditions that are of concern to sufferers and their families. Here's about Metabolic syndrome and a link
Hi everyone, This is good news for sufferers of hereditary metabolic syndrome whose genetic makeup interferes with their metabolism resulting in obesity type 2 diabetes heart disease to name a few conditions that are of concern to sufferers and their families. Here's about Metabolic syndrome and a link
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Healthy Eating
3 years ago
Prednisolone
I have been on Prednisolone now for about 3 years started on 40mg and over a fair period got down to 5mg but then serious flairs back up to 30 on and off. Recently went up to 50mg after severe stabbing pains in neck now back down to 30mg again but taking it slow again. I use the coated tablets as they
I have been on Prednisolone now for about 3 years started on 40mg and over a fair period got down to 5mg but then serious flairs back up to 30 on and off. Recently went up to 50mg after severe stabbing pains in neck now back down to 30mg again but taking it slow again. I use the coated tablets as they
Blomps
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
KFT test results
My blood urea 17.2 Creatine 0.7 ,uric acid 3.3 Calcium 8. Are all records normal . I m diabetic since last 7years.
My blood urea 17.2 Creatine 0.7 ,uric acid 3.3 Calcium 8. Are all records normal . I m diabetic since last 7years.
nita123
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Diabetes India
3 years ago
Genetic test that spots rare 'hidden' Diabetes
This morning, I read the article below and found it very interesting. "
Genetic test that spots rare 'hidden' Diabetes
” New NHS check could provide breakthrough and spare thousands of patients from wrong treatment" "Monogenic diabetes is often mistaken for the type 1 or type 2 forms It means many
This morning, I read the article below and found it very interesting. "
Genetic test that spots rare 'hidden' Diabetes
” New NHS check could provide breakthrough and spare thousands of patients from wrong treatment" "Monogenic diabetes is often mistaken for the type 1 or type 2 forms It means many
sandybrown
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Diabetes India
3 years ago
Interesting looking supplement
Saw this one on a dental summit. Used to detox and other things. Has a lot of familiar ingredients! Has anyone used it? https://oradix.com/product/stemdetox-detoxification-anti-germ-and-weight-loss/ How to Use StemDetox™ Take 1 capsule 2X daily for the 1st 5 days, 3 capsules 2X daily for the next 5
Saw this one on a dental summit. Used to detox and other things. Has a lot of familiar ingredients! Has anyone used it? https://oradix.com/product/stemdetox-detoxification-anti-germ-and-weight-loss/ How to Use StemDetox™ Take 1 capsule 2X daily for the 1st 5 days, 3 capsules 2X daily for the next 5
LAJ12345
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
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