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When I was diagnosed, close to 11 years ago, I was told “you are diabetic”, given a prescription for some medication, and told to wait for a nurse to come in and give me an insulin shot. When I picked up the prescription I was given a 10-page booklet telling me “All About How to Mange Diabetes”, and sent on my way. That was the extent of my “education”. (More ...)
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Disclaimer:I am not a doctor, I am a patient living with this disease. This blog is to share my experiences and anything I write is in no way intended to be taken as medical advice. Any information here is intended to complement the relationship with your doctor, not replace it.
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Tag Archives: insulin resistance
Carb Guilt
I know the program I suggest here is a major change in eating habits for most people. Let’s face it, our favorite foods are usually full of carbs. Carbs make us happy, we celebrate with them, they make us … Continue reading
Posted in Controlling the Numbers, Stress and Burnout
Tagged carbs, cravings, depression, insulin resistance, medication
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Blame It On Your Hypothalamus
Blame It On Your Hypothalamus This post described how insulin resistance affects the body and how it can effect appetite and weight gain. Many people are overweight when diagnosed and it’s a popular misconception that overweight causes diabetes. The … Continue reading
Posted in Controlling the Numbers, Diabetes and Weight, Diet and Exercise
Tagged hunger, insulin resistance, weight gain
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