I am scared. Yesterday, I had an
urinalysis done and my doctor calls to
tell me that 30 grams of glucose was found
in my urine. I am scared. I have no
symptoms of diabetes. Yet my mother and a
few of her siblings are diabetics. I am
not over weight and I excercise regularly.
However I enjoy sweets. The day of the
urinalysis I had had a slice of pie, which
contains both carbs and simple sugar.
Today I had a fasting blood sugar done.
I should have my results back monday.
Someone please tell me my cahnces.
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lynn74
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 29 Jun 2005 Posts: 71 Location: sydney australia
Posted: 07-01-05 15:02pm
Other tests will be needed to tell whats
going on, diabetes runs in familys so best
to establish whether you have it, often
there are no symptoms
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jennseiber
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Jun 2005 Posts: 11 Location: usa
Don't Worry So Much Posted: 07-04-05 00:21am
I understand that you're worried about the
possiblilty of having diabetes. Your
chances of having it are pretty high since
it runs in your family. My grandmother
had type 1 diabetes and 3 of my aunts has
it and so do i. It's no fun getting
diagnosed with diabetes but hey, it's not
the worst thing in the world to be
diagnosed with. At least it isn't
something fatal, it is treatable.
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painfree
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Posted: 07-05-05 19:02pm
Hi tomeshiab-
i didn't have the family history that you
do, I was never overweight, and I was
never a big sweets eater, yet I developed
diabetes. But I am no longer diabetic.
In fact my endocrinologist said when he
discharged me, "i think you're cured.
I'm not sure why." but I know why. It's
because I adopted a strict low glycemic
index diet, and because I got rid of my
sleep apnea. It took about a year after
resolving my sleep apnea, but now I no
longer have diabetes.
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Walton Lee
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 21 Jun 2005 Posts: 8 Location: SF Bay Area
Try Other Kind of Sweets Posted: 07-06-05 03:14am
Hi,
you must drink diet cokes and eat
sugar-free candies instead. Changing life
style is the first step to deal with
diabetic or possible diabetic.
Watch out the carbohydrate on any food
label. I think each meal should not over
30. And snack is 15 only.
As a type ii diabetic, I drink lots of
bitter melon tea and it controls my blood
sugar levels. I didn't know why. You
should be able to acquire some in any
asian supermarket.
Good luck,
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Eleatie
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 06 Jul 2005 Posts: 3
Posted: 07-06-05 10:32am
Sorry, I can't tell you your chances, but
I do have some advice that I heard
recently. Foods that encourage diabetes
obviously include the ones with lots of
sugar in, but also foods that have been
processed, like white bread. Because
they've been processed so much, the body
creates the same amount of insulin for it,
but it takes a lot less insulin to break
down the food. Therefore there is some
insulin left over. If you eat a lot of
these processed foods (and sugary foods)
then your pancreas eventually gets a bit
worn out really, having to produce so much
insulin, so it stops creating as much...
And then you get problems.
I think. I'm not sure if I explained that
very clearly... :d
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Aphrodite
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 1 Location: United kingdom
Diabetes Posted: 12-20-05 10:57am
Hi people with diabetes,learn everyday
about there illness, I have suffered with
it now for the past 26years now im still
learning,about it it never ends really.
If you get an infection or virus like cold
or flu,your sugars go wild meanning high
reading,and to try and get them down to me
has been so difficult. At the moment I
have been on antibiotics my 3rd course to
fight an infection. But for the past five
weeks I just cant get my sugars under
control. Ive lost 3 stones in weight on
the g I diet. I live in united kingdom
and im have looked now for 3 years to get
some bitter melon tea I cant get it.
Please if anyone can help me I would be
very greatfull. Denise
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bill11931
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 04 Mar 2006 Posts: 7 Location: Idaho
Eliminate Wheat From Diet Posted: 03-04-06 23:35pm
Whatever happens its not the end of the
world.
I've had diabetes 47 years, and still here
to talk about it.
.
Over the years i've heard for several
sources, especially
from (alternative) med doctors /
homeopaths
minimize or quit eating wheat products -
it really jacks up
your demands for insulin. Dairy is good
one to minimize too.
I have personally (experimented) with days
with and without
wheat / bread in diet. Fyi - I test 6-9
times / day.
Results - wheat jacks up blood sugar and
you get pretty
tired for next 3 hours, just from as
little as 1-stupid slice
of orowheat bread.
.
If you want advice from doctors that have
researched
foods vs health conditions and cures
..Read a book called eat right 4 your
blood type
or at least read the reviews posted on
amazon.Com
the only people who bad-mouthed this book
were doctors.
This information was very helpful to me.
.
One other personal (suggestion) :
n.A.C. (glutothyon) 1 morn , 1 dinner
will help body
deal with sugars better and other stuff.
Go online and read about glutothyon....
If you decide to get n.A.C. - get the
purest one out there
by jarrow formulas.
.
Good luck, bill11931
good luck, bill11931