"ted rosenberg" <tedrosenberg@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> x{yz}enophil44@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi ted rosenberg,
thx for sharing all this, gives me a lot of hope for the future.
T2, since jan-2005 and a lot of neuropathy.
Metformine, Lyrica, Tramadol and supplements.
> Been on Byetta for over 2 years - lost 100 lbs, my BP meds are WAY down,
> in fact I have to worry about my BP getting too low.
> I WAS on 400 U of Insulin - haven't taken ANY since March
Very good ted, and even better than I hoped for :)
> You DO have to watch your eating habits.
> \
> We are USED to eating a set amount. In fact we usually have struggled t
> get down to that amount
In my opinion our hypothalamus, the lizard part of our brain, that
integrates all the "food" signals without we even knowing about it, now
finally reacts to one of the im****tant insulin feedback signals : GLP-1.It
now finally recognises that we have eaten enough."We" are not used to a
set
amount, our hypothalamus is....Thus all that insulin is not the
solution...
> It hasn't been a problem in the past, because, almost all T2's are
ALWAYS
> hungry.
Yep
Me too
Always hungry
24/7
Costs me a lot of consious energy to stop eating.The only thing that stops
the hunger is sleep or exercise.If the exercise becomes impossible because
of the pain from neuropathy I will defenitely try one of the incretin
therapies.
Thx again
Gys
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