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What's your ACTUAL risk of heart disease?
MikePollard recently posted a video on the LCHF forum that really deserves a wider audience, especially since we've had a lot of posts recently from people worried about their cholesterol. https://youtu.be/t8njzjSIybk It's possibly not the best video on the subject, but it's describing a test called
MikePollard recently posted a video on the LCHF forum that really deserves a wider audience, especially since we've had a lot of posts recently from people worried about their cholesterol. https://youtu.be/t8njzjSIybk It's possibly not the best video on the subject, but it's describing a test called
TheAwfulToad
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Weight Loss Support
5 years ago
How much fat do we actually need?
There are some on this forum who think they need to eat a high-fat diet. There are others, like myself, who eat a predominantly low-fat diet. So let me ask how much fat is in your diet? Can you give an idea is terms of either weight or calories per day? Do you think that is enough? Why is it enough
There are some on this forum who think they need to eat a high-fat diet. There are others, like myself, who eat a predominantly low-fat diet. So let me ask how much fat is in your diet? Can you give an idea is terms of either weight or calories per day? Do you think that is enough? Why is it enough
andyswarbs
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Healthy Eating
5 years ago
Neuropathy hope
Hello, I am new to this website and I've recently conceded that I need support. I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes seven years ago. 23 years ago however, I noticed a problem in my legs as they lost feeling overtime to the point where they are almost entirely numb. I can still discern between hot and
Hello, I am new to this website and I've recently conceded that I need support. I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes seven years ago. 23 years ago however, I noticed a problem in my legs as they lost feeling overtime to the point where they are almost entirely numb. I can still discern between hot and
Michael203030
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Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation
5 years ago
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IGm, CLL, Amyloidosis and Polyneuropathy
I’m at hospital again today, waiting in line to see my cardiologist to discuss my recently diagnosed Amyloidosis. Same time last week I was with my Oncologist discussing CLL and the week before that my Neurologist discussing my Polyneuropathy. Is it a stretch of the imagination that everything is related
I’m at hospital again today, waiting in line to see my cardiologist to discuss my recently diagnosed Amyloidosis. Same time last week I was with my Oncologist discussing CLL and the week before that my Neurologist discussing my Polyneuropathy. Is it a stretch of the imagination that everything is related
Kods
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CLL Support
5 years ago
Two months after ablation seem to have had a blip
Hi all, well two months since ablation, I seemed to be sailing thru this....hmm silly me for such blind faith eh......saw cardio for first time Friday and he said ecogram and veg showed all heart acting good.....but he said to keep on my tablets as it was early days....yesterday I did out usual walk
Hi all, well two months since ablation, I seemed to be sailing thru this....hmm silly me for such blind faith eh......saw cardio for first time Friday and he said ecogram and veg showed all heart acting good.....but he said to keep on my tablets as it was early days....yesterday I did out usual walk
Morzine
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
5 years ago
Review article on photobiomodulation and the brain
Here's a review article on photobiomodulation (aka low level laser therapy [LLLT], 'red light' therapy, LED therapy). It summarizes the peer reviewed, published research on the topic - with emphasis on its use in neurodegenerative diseases and brain injury: Photobiomodulation and the brain: a new paradigm
Here's a review article on photobiomodulation (aka low level laser therapy [LLLT], 'red light' therapy, LED therapy). It summarizes the peer reviewed, published research on the topic - with emphasis on its use in neurodegenerative diseases and brain injury: Photobiomodulation and the brain: a new paradigm
Rhyothemis
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Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
Can insulin cause weight gain?
I am on Hummane Insulin 50/50 36 in the morning and 26 in the evening. The Doctor also prescribed Gllumillin 500 before breakfast, Glucobay M25 before lunch and Zatin 500 before dinner. My blood sugar levels dropped, but I'm feeling weakness. My weght increased by 10kg after using insulin and my stomach
I am on Hummane Insulin 50/50 36 in the morning and 26 in the evening. The Doctor also prescribed Gllumillin 500 before breakfast, Glucobay M25 before lunch and Zatin 500 before dinner. My blood sugar levels dropped, but I'm feeling weakness. My weght increased by 10kg after using insulin and my stomach
sumrao
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Diabetes India
5 years ago
Diabetes reversed
So here I am again, trip to the doctor yesterday confirmed a reversal of my diabetes and that the next few months will see a gradual reduction in both my diabetes and blood pressure medication, until (hopefully) I am completely off them. My weight continues to gradually fall, 100kg now, that's under
So here I am again, trip to the doctor yesterday confirmed a reversal of my diabetes and that the next few months will see a gradual reduction in both my diabetes and blood pressure medication, until (hopefully) I am completely off them. My weight continues to gradually fall, 100kg now, that's under
Bubbalicous
10 stone
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Weight Loss Support
5 years ago
High cholesterol
Hi. I just been informed by GP surgery that I have high cholesterol. I am overweight and desperate to lose weight. Could do with some advice on foods that will help to lower cholesterol.
Hi. I just been informed by GP surgery that I have high cholesterol. I am overweight and desperate to lose weight. Could do with some advice on foods that will help to lower cholesterol.
Shayphillip5
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Weight Loss Support
5 years ago
Making Human Foie Gras – T2D 20
Because of an atricle I read in the news paper I Googled "Foie Gras". there is a lot to learn from this!!! Fatty liver is a duck or goose is known as Foie Gras. But humans get it too. Here it’s known as fatty liver disease or non alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH). How do we get NASH? It all comes down
Because of an atricle I read in the news paper I Googled "Foie Gras". there is a lot to learn from this!!! Fatty liver is a duck or goose is known as Foie Gras. But humans get it too. Here it’s known as fatty liver disease or non alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH). How do we get NASH? It all comes down
sandybrown
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Diabetes India
5 years ago
Got my fourth hba1c report today !!
Hi All, Hope u are doing good ! I just got my fourth hba1c test report so I thought that I should share it with u all. In last one year my hba1c reports were as follows May 2018 it was 5.9 August 2018 it was 5.7 November 2018 it was 5.1 March 2019 it was 5.2 I wanted to do a check on myself so in
Hi All, Hope u are doing good ! I just got my fourth hba1c test report so I thought that I should share it with u all. In last one year my hba1c reports were as follows May 2018 it was 5.9 August 2018 it was 5.7 November 2018 it was 5.1 March 2019 it was 5.2 I wanted to do a check on myself so in
Dishant
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Diabetes India
5 years ago
As Easter approaches....an egg a day keeps diabetes away?
https://www.medscape.org/viewarticle/909298?nlid=129084_2881&src=wnl_cmemp_190406_mscpedu_nurs&uac=97343EZ&impID=1928877&faf=1 Compared with men in the lowest quartile of egg consumption in a prospective cohort study, men in the highest quartile experienced a significant 38% reduction in the risk for
https://www.medscape.org/viewarticle/909298?nlid=129084_2881&src=wnl_cmemp_190406_mscpedu_nurs&uac=97343EZ&impID=1928877&faf=1 Compared with men in the lowest quartile of egg consumption in a prospective cohort study, men in the highest quartile experienced a significant 38% reduction in the risk for
Soraya_PMR
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PMRGCAuk
5 years ago
Diabetes reversal
Hi guys just got the news today that Iv reversed my type 2 diabetes. Off all meds at last. Thanks so much for all your help and words of wisdom and encouragement. I’ll still drop in now and then keep you all on your toes. Best of luck on your journeys ❤️shiona
Hi guys just got the news today that Iv reversed my type 2 diabetes. Off all meds at last. Thanks so much for all your help and words of wisdom and encouragement. I’ll still drop in now and then keep you all on your toes. Best of luck on your journeys ❤️shiona
Shoshov
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Diabetes & Hypertension Help Society
5 years ago
High lipase and amylase levels
Amaylase and lipase levels are 116 and 78 u/l.. lab normal range is 100 and 50 u/l. What it indiactes? I am 33. I have type 2 DM. Diagnosed 1 year back. Please help.
Amaylase and lipase levels are 116 and 78 u/l.. lab normal range is 100 and 50 u/l. What it indiactes? I am 33. I have type 2 DM. Diagnosed 1 year back. Please help.
prashantschavan
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Diabetes India
5 years ago
About homepathi
I am suffering from type 2 diabetes From few days i started homepathi medicine for cold & stress Homepathi medicine SWEET in test So it could effect on my sugar levels or not?
I am suffering from type 2 diabetes From few days i started homepathi medicine for cold & stress Homepathi medicine SWEET in test So it could effect on my sugar levels or not?
Burhani_
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Diabetes India
5 years ago
Substitute for levothyroxine
Hi everyone! I am currently on 50 mcg levothyroxine diagnosed with Hashimoto’s since 2012. Recently i have seen a homeopath who suggested gradually to substitute the levothyroxine with natural lamb hormone homeopathic remedy. Is anyone out there who had an experience with such substitution? Does it
Hi everyone! I am currently on 50 mcg levothyroxine diagnosed with Hashimoto’s since 2012. Recently i have seen a homeopath who suggested gradually to substitute the levothyroxine with natural lamb hormone homeopathic remedy. Is anyone out there who had an experience with such substitution? Does it
typhoon64
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Blood test - fasting required?
I have a blood test arranged for 10am tomorrow - I suspect hypothyroidism. Is it worthwhile fasting before the appointment or does it not make a difference? GP hasn't advised anything but I want to make sure my results are as accurate as possible
I have a blood test arranged for 10am tomorrow - I suspect hypothyroidism. Is it worthwhile fasting before the appointment or does it not make a difference? GP hasn't advised anything but I want to make sure my results are as accurate as possible
RebsterRoo
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Please suggest🙏
Hello friends, My fasting sugar reading is around 115 and 2 hours after food is 170. I am not taking any medicine yet. I have hypertension also but well under control with medicine. Last August I had to install 2 stents in my heart artery which was blocked 99%. I am taking blood thinners with bp medicine
Hello friends, My fasting sugar reading is around 115 and 2 hours after food is 170. I am not taking any medicine yet. I have hypertension also but well under control with medicine. Last August I had to install 2 stents in my heart artery which was blocked 99%. I am taking blood thinners with bp medicine
Param1964
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Diabetes India
5 years ago
GA or Sedation
Hi I have just read a post about this re. Ablation. When I had my ablation I had sedation and couldn't remember anything afterwards. On Monday I will be having a knee replacement surgery and will have to make that choice again. I was thinking of having spinal anaesthetic plus sedation instead of a general
Hi I have just read a post about this re. Ablation. When I had my ablation I had sedation and couldn't remember anything afterwards. On Monday I will be having a knee replacement surgery and will have to make that choice again. I was thinking of having spinal anaesthetic plus sedation instead of a general
rothwell
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AF Association
5 years ago
Homeopathy, herbal treatments, Ayurvedic treatments…
Homeopathy, herbal treatments, Ayurvedic treatments… Do you use any complementary therapies to treat your Parkinson’s symptoms? Are you a doctor who is interested in alternative therapies? We’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences.
Homeopathy, herbal treatments, Ayurvedic treatments… Do you use any complementary therapies to treat your Parkinson’s symptoms? Are you a doctor who is interested in alternative therapies? We’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences.
ParkinsonsEurope_Jen
Administrator
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Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
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