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firechief
Aug 25, 2004, 12:04:28 PM8/25/04
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Excerpts..............
Study Suggests Connection Between Women Consuming Soft Drinks,
Developing Diabetes
08-24-2004 5:34 PM
By TARA BURGHART
CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
less than one a month, according to a new study.
Obesity is strongly linked to type 2 diabetes _ the most common form of
diabetes _ so the extra calories from soda account for at least some of
the increased risk, said the Harvard University researchers who did the
study.
Globally, type 2 diabetes, a condition that often leads to heart disease
and kidney failure, afflicts 154 million people and is blamed for about
3 millions deaths a year.
Full story at:
<http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximiz
ed&view=article&id=D84LTT801>
Specialsearcher
Aug 25, 2004, 12:39:57 PM8/25/04
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>CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
>day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
>less than one a month, according to a new study
>day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
>less than one a month, according to a new study
Its nothing new, I've heard for a few years now that mother nature made is
better for you and man made when it come to food.
Kerry & Edwards 2004!
http://www.democrats.org/
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/03/12/60minutes/main605700.shtml
Harvey R. Stone
Aug 25, 2004, 12:42:24 PM8/25/04
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Hi Chief,,, I just want to thank you for your effort to post interesting,
up to date, and things that apply to our lives. I am here to tell you that
I hate diet drinks buttttttt my sugar readings will go up 100 points if I
have just a regular soft drink. At about the 220 reading sugar begins to be
forced past our kidneys and into our urine. This is hard on our system. At
above this amount that much sugar in our blood stream begins to effect our
nervous system and vascular system. Serious stuff to people that can not
exercise like normal people to work off the fat that over eating or eating
the wrong stuff causes. I am talking to myself more than to anyone else
about this. My increasing weight is very hard on my knees and it is
something that I can do something about.
Harv
"firechief" <fire...@jjfpd.gov> wrote in message
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up to date, and things that apply to our lives. I am here to tell you that
I hate diet drinks buttttttt my sugar readings will go up 100 points if I
have just a regular soft drink. At about the 220 reading sugar begins to be
forced past our kidneys and into our urine. This is hard on our system. At
above this amount that much sugar in our blood stream begins to effect our
nervous system and vascular system. Serious stuff to people that can not
exercise like normal people to work off the fat that over eating or eating
the wrong stuff causes. I am talking to myself more than to anyone else
about this. My increasing weight is very hard on my knees and it is
something that I can do something about.
Harv
"firechief" <fire...@jjfpd.gov> wrote in message
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Jo Firey
Aug 25, 2004, 12:58:25 PM8/25/04
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Harv
Two months ago Charlie would have sworn he hated diet drinks too. And he
probably hadn't tasted one since 1970.
Now his blood sugar is starting to creep up. And after "accidentally"
drinking a few well iced diet drinks, he has found they aren't always all
that bad. The newer sweeteners taste more natural and have less aftertaste
than the old ones.
Unless you avoid soda's altogether, diet drinks are worth a try again.
Jo
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Harvey R. Stone
Aug 25, 2004, 7:44:50 PM8/25/04
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"Janet R" <@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Just finished my diabetes education class...they quoted the glucose
reading
> to be 180 when the glucose begins to pass into the urine.
> Janet R
Hhhhm, thanks. It was 10 years ago that I went to that class. That is
probably why they always say that there is a trace in my urine when tested.
Harv
Patty
Aug 25, 2004, 8:16:40 PM8/25/04
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>glucose reading to be 180 when the glucose begins to pass into the urine.
Yes! The American Diabetes Association says that at 180 mg/dl, glucose will
spill into urine. Also, body, organ and central nervous system damage may begin
when glucose levels reach *any* level over the 'normal' 120. Acceptable/normal
limits were recently lowered to 100-110 because permanent damage IS occuring in
people with sustained glucose levels as low as 130. People need to be aware
that damage does occur even when glucose levels aren't extremely elevated.
Regular glucose testing is imperative because most people will not experience
'high sugar' symptoms at these levels, even though permanent damage is
occuring.
-------------
Hoping your hills are never too steep!
Be well, Patty
Harvey R. Stone
Aug 25, 2004, 11:16:10 PM8/25/04
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"Patty " <patt...@aol.com.go.away> wrote in message
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Thank you Patty,,, good information.
Harv
DeeTee and Bob Taggart
Aug 26, 2004, 7:31:36 AM8/26/04
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How does one get this testing without going to the doc and having blood
drawn?
drawn?
DeeTee
________________________________
DeeTee and Bob Taggart
http://www.marykay.com/dtaggart3
http://mysite.verizon.net/vze8fwov/
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Harvey R. Stone
Aug 26, 2004, 8:54:52 AM8/26/04
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"DeeTee and Bob Taggart" <bdta...@verizon.net> wrote in message
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> How does one get this testing without going to the doc and having blood
> drawn?
>
> DeeTee
Ask in your local drug store but that is not really a good idea. A person
should find out when they have their yearly exam with their family doctor.
In fact you may be able to request your last results from a blood test and
get a good idea.
harv
Patty
Aug 26, 2004, 9:21:56 AM8/26/04
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>How does one get this testing without going to the doc and having blood
>drawn?
>drawn?
DeeTee,
Far as I know, you'd have to see a doc. But, you don't need a blood draw. A
simple finger stick will give some indication as to whether or not you need
further labs. Your PCP should have a glucose monitor in his/her office and
could easily do it for you whenever you have your next visit. My RD also has
one in his office.
DeeTee and Bob Taggart
Aug 26, 2004, 8:12:30 PM8/26/04
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Thanks, Harv and Patty. I actually do have the glucose screening about
every six months because my family is rife with diabetes. I was just
wondering if there was an easier way. Guess not.
every six months because my family is rife with diabetes. I was just
wondering if there was an easier way. Guess not.
DeeTee
________________________________
DeeTee and Bob Taggart
http://www.marykay.com/dtaggart3
http://mysite.verizon.net/vze8fwov/
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Harvey R. Stone
Aug 26, 2004, 9:58:12 PM8/26/04
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Guess not.
>
> DeeTee
Sure,,, You could spend $30-50 dollars to get the tester, test strips,
lancets,,, ect. and take it yourself the first thing in the morning before
you eat breakfast. It gives a pretty good idea on how you are doing.
With diabetes in your family, just make sure your 6 months tests are OK,,,,
to be sure. If you buy the tester and it shows you above 130 when
fasting,,,, the first thing you would do is see your doctor for a blood test
and your doctor will put you on a strict diet to see what your bodies
reaction to it is. Me,,,, it was not good enough and I had to take
medicine and still do.
Harv
rinki.r...@gmail.com
Jul 11, 2012, 7:55:38 AM7/11/12
to firechief
On Wednesday, 25 August 2004 21:34:28 UTC+5:30, firechief wrote:
> Excerpts..............
>
> Study Suggests Connection Between Women Consuming Soft Drinks,
> Developing Diabetes
> 08-24-2004 5:34 PM
> By TARA BURGHART
>
> CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
> day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
> less than one a month, according to a new study.
>
> Obesity is strongly linked to type 2 diabetes _ the most common form of
> diabetes _ so the extra calories from soda account for at least some of
> the increased risk, said the Harvard University researchers who did the
> study.
>
> Globally, type 2 diabetes, a condition that often leads to heart disease
> and kidney failure, afflicts 154 million people and is blamed for about
> 3 millions deaths a year.
>
>
> Full story at:
>
> http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximized&view=article&id=D84LTT801
> Excerpts..............
>
> Study Suggests Connection Between Women Consuming Soft Drinks,
> Developing Diabetes
> 08-24-2004 5:34 PM
> By TARA BURGHART
>
> CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
> day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
> less than one a month, according to a new study.
>
> Obesity is strongly linked to type 2 diabetes _ the most common form of
> diabetes _ so the extra calories from soda account for at least some of
> the increased risk, said the Harvard University researchers who did the
> study.
>
> Globally, type 2 diabetes, a condition that often leads to heart disease
> and kidney failure, afflicts 154 million people and is blamed for about
> 3 millions deaths a year.
>
>
> Full story at:
>
>
> <http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximiz
> ed&view=article&id=D84LTT801>
Will Sweet Yoghurt Raise Glucose?
Although most yoghurt contains some amount of natural sugar, many brands increase its sugar content with artificial sweeteners. I
view this link - http://www.onlymyhealth.com/will-sweet-yoghurt-raise-glucose-1340215196
For more information for diabetes to visit onlymyhealth.com
rinki.r...@gmail.com
Jul 12, 2012, 8:12:06 AM7/12/12
to firechief
On Wednesday, 25 August 2004 21:34:28 UTC+5:30, firechief wrote:
> Excerpts..............
>
> Study Suggests Connection Between Women Consuming Soft Drinks,
> Developing Diabetes
> 08-24-2004 5:34 PM
> By TARA BURGHART
>
> CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
> day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
> less than one a month, according to a new study.
>
> Obesity is strongly linked to type 2 diabetes _ the most common form of
> diabetes _ so the extra calories from soda account for at least some of
> the increased risk, said the Harvard University researchers who did the
> study.
>
> Globally, type 2 diabetes, a condition that often leads to heart disease
> and kidney failure, afflicts 154 million people and is blamed for about
> 3 millions deaths a year.
>
>
> Full story at:
>
>
> Study Suggests Connection Between Women Consuming Soft Drinks,
> Developing Diabetes
> 08-24-2004 5:34 PM
> By TARA BURGHART
>
> CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
> day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
> less than one a month, according to a new study.
>
> Obesity is strongly linked to type 2 diabetes _ the most common form of
> diabetes _ so the extra calories from soda account for at least some of
> the increased risk, said the Harvard University researchers who did the
> study.
>
> Globally, type 2 diabetes, a condition that often leads to heart disease
> and kidney failure, afflicts 154 million people and is blamed for about
> 3 millions deaths a year.
>
>
> Full story at:
>
> http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximized&view=article&id=D84LTT801
>
> <http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximiz
> ed&view=article&id=D84LTT801>
Exercises to Increase Blood Circulation for Diabetics
>
> <http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximiz
> ed&view=article&id=D84LTT801>
According to the American Diabetes Association, about 23.6 million people in the U.S. suffer from diabetes, a chronic life-time disease that can only be managed through lifestyle changes and regular medication.
View this link for information on diabetes
http://www.onlymyhealth.com/exercises-increase-blood-circulation-diabetics-1340215377
visit onlymyhealth.com.
rinki.r...@gmail.com
Jul 13, 2012, 7:27:58 AM7/13/12
to firechief
On Wednesday, 25 August 2004 21:34:28 UTC+5:30, firechief wrote:
> Excerpts..............
>
> Study Suggests Connection Between Women Consuming Soft Drinks,
> Developing Diabetes
> 08-24-2004 5:34 PM
> By TARA BURGHART
>
> CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
> day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
> less than one a month, according to a new study.
>
> Obesity is strongly linked to type 2 diabetes _ the most common form of
> diabetes _ so the extra calories from soda account for at least some of
> the increased risk, said the Harvard University researchers who did the
> study.
>
> Globally, type 2 diabetes, a condition that often leads to heart disease
> and kidney failure, afflicts 154 million people and is blamed for about
> 3 millions deaths a year.
>
>
> Full story at:
>
>
> Study Suggests Connection Between Women Consuming Soft Drinks,
> Developing Diabetes
> 08-24-2004 5:34 PM
> By TARA BURGHART
>
> CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
> day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
> less than one a month, according to a new study.
>
> Obesity is strongly linked to type 2 diabetes _ the most common form of
> diabetes _ so the extra calories from soda account for at least some of
> the increased risk, said the Harvard University researchers who did the
> study.
>
> Globally, type 2 diabetes, a condition that often leads to heart disease
> and kidney failure, afflicts 154 million people and is blamed for about
> 3 millions deaths a year.
>
>
> Full story at:
>
> http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximized&view=article&id=D84LTT801
>
> <http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximiz
> ed&view=article&id=D84LTT801>
There is more than the hair/eye colour and smile that you can have in common with your favourite celebrity. If you are a type 1 or type 2 diabetic, you have some starry company. Here is a list of Indian and International celebrities, who are fighting the battle with diabetes.
>
> <http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximiz
> ed&view=article&id=D84LTT801>
Celebrities with Diabetes - http://www.onlymyhealth.com/celebrities-diabetes-1340142659
And all about infomation to visit onlymyhealth.com
rinki.r...@gmail.com
Jul 17, 2012, 8:09:18 AM7/17/12
to firechief
On Wednesday, 25 August 2004 21:34:28 UTC+5:30, firechief wrote:
> Excerpts..............
>
> Study Suggests Connection Between Women Consuming Soft Drinks,
> Developing Diabetes
> 08-24-2004 5:34 PM
> By TARA BURGHART
>
> CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
> day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
> less than one a month, according to a new study.
>
> Obesity is strongly linked to type 2 diabetes _ the most common form of
> diabetes _ so the extra calories from soda account for at least some of
> the increased risk, said the Harvard University researchers who did the
> study.
>
> Globally, type 2 diabetes, a condition that often leads to heart disease
> and kidney failure, afflicts 154 million people and is blamed for about
> 3 millions deaths a year.
>
>
> Full story at:
>
>
> Study Suggests Connection Between Women Consuming Soft Drinks,
> Developing Diabetes
> 08-24-2004 5:34 PM
> By TARA BURGHART
>
> CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
> day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
> less than one a month, according to a new study.
>
> Obesity is strongly linked to type 2 diabetes _ the most common form of
> diabetes _ so the extra calories from soda account for at least some of
> the increased risk, said the Harvard University researchers who did the
> study.
>
> Globally, type 2 diabetes, a condition that often leads to heart disease
> and kidney failure, afflicts 154 million people and is blamed for about
> 3 millions deaths a year.
>
>
> Full story at:
>
> http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximized&view=article&id=D84LTT801
>
> <http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximiz
> ed&view=article&id=D84LTT801>
White Rice Linked to Diabetes Risk
>
> <http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximiz
> ed&view=article&id=D84LTT801>
White rice, the staple food of several Asian countries, has been found to increase the chances of developing type 2 diabetes. Type 2 diabetes mellitus is closely related with inappropriate dietary pattern and obesity.
view this link - http://www.onlymyhealth.com/white-rice-linked-diabetes-risk-1340132046
And you know rice linked to diabetes risk to visit onlymyhealth.com
Donna G
Jul 17, 2012, 11:25:55 PM7/17/12
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Why don't you post this in the diabetes groups instead of constantly
spamming an arthritis group!!!
.
.
Donna G.
.
1) Rejoice always, Pray continually, Give thanks in all circumstances,
For this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus. ( I Thessalonians
5:16-18 NIV )
2) ANGELS EXIST, but some times, since they don't all have wings, we
call them FRIENDS......
3) Just because you're in pain, doesn't mean you have to be one!
rinki.r...@gmail.com
Jul 18, 2012, 7:59:36 AM7/18/12
to firechief
On Wednesday, 25 August 2004 21:34:28 UTC+5:30, firechief wrote:
> Excerpts..............
>
> Study Suggests Connection Between Women Consuming Soft Drinks,
> Developing Diabetes
> 08-24-2004 5:34 PM
> By TARA BURGHART
>
> CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
> day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
> less than one a month, according to a new study.
>
> Obesity is strongly linked to type 2 diabetes _ the most common form of
> diabetes _ so the extra calories from soda account for at least some of
> the increased risk, said the Harvard University researchers who did the
> study.
>
> Globally, type 2 diabetes, a condition that often leads to heart disease
> and kidney failure, afflicts 154 million people and is blamed for about
> 3 millions deaths a year.
>
>
> Full story at:
>
>
> Study Suggests Connection Between Women Consuming Soft Drinks,
> Developing Diabetes
> 08-24-2004 5:34 PM
> By TARA BURGHART
>
> CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
> day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
> less than one a month, according to a new study.
>
> Obesity is strongly linked to type 2 diabetes _ the most common form of
> diabetes _ so the extra calories from soda account for at least some of
> the increased risk, said the Harvard University researchers who did the
> study.
>
> Globally, type 2 diabetes, a condition that often leads to heart disease
> and kidney failure, afflicts 154 million people and is blamed for about
> 3 millions deaths a year.
>
>
> Full story at:
>
> http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximized&view=article&id=D84LTT801
>
> <http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximiz
> ed&view=article&id=D84LTT801>
Pre-Diabetes Linked to Stroke Risk
>
> <http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximiz
> ed&view=article&id=D84LTT801>
Researchers from the University of California at San Diego analysed over 15 studies of 761,000 people to know whether or not pre-diabetes is linked to stroke risk. The sad news is that, it does, sometimes
view this link - http://www.onlymyhealth.com/pre-diabetes-linked-stroke-risk-1340142965
get more information on onlymyhealth.com
Donna G
Jul 18, 2012, 9:31:55 AM7/18/12
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rinki.r...@gmail.com
Jul 19, 2012, 7:56:00 AM7/19/12
to firechief
On Wednesday, 25 August 2004 21:34:28 UTC+5:30, firechief wrote:
> Excerpts..............
>
> Study Suggests Connection Between Women Consuming Soft Drinks,
> Developing Diabetes
> 08-24-2004 5:34 PM
> By TARA BURGHART
>
> CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
> day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
> less than one a month, according to a new study.
>
> Obesity is strongly linked to type 2 diabetes _ the most common form of
> diabetes _ so the extra calories from soda account for at least some of
> the increased risk, said the Harvard University researchers who did the
> study.
>
> Globally, type 2 diabetes, a condition that often leads to heart disease
> and kidney failure, afflicts 154 million people and is blamed for about
> 3 millions deaths a year.
>
>
> Full story at:
>
>
> Study Suggests Connection Between Women Consuming Soft Drinks,
> Developing Diabetes
> 08-24-2004 5:34 PM
> By TARA BURGHART
>
> CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
> day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
> less than one a month, according to a new study.
>
> Obesity is strongly linked to type 2 diabetes _ the most common form of
> diabetes _ so the extra calories from soda account for at least some of
> the increased risk, said the Harvard University researchers who did the
> study.
>
> Globally, type 2 diabetes, a condition that often leads to heart disease
> and kidney failure, afflicts 154 million people and is blamed for about
> 3 millions deaths a year.
>
>
> Full story at:
>
> http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximized&view=article&id=D84LTT801
>
> <http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximiz
> ed&view=article&id=D84LTT801>
Eat Breakfast, Cut Diabetes Risk
>
> <http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximiz
> ed&view=article&id=D84LTT801>
A recent study has revealed that people, who eat breakfast every day, are less likely to develop obesity, type 2 diabetes or even fat around the tummy. Presented at the annual meeting of American Diabetes Association, the study includes over 5,000 men and women, none of whom had type 2 diabetes when they entered the study.
view this link - http://www.onlymyhealth.com/eat-breakfast-cut-diabetes-risk-1340142886
Get more information to visit onlymyhealth.com
rinki.r...@gmail.com
Jul 20, 2012, 7:32:15 AM7/20/12
to firechief
On Wednesday, 25 August 2004 21:34:28 UTC+5:30, firechief wrote:
> Excerpts..............
>
> Study Suggests Connection Between Women Consuming Soft Drinks,
> Developing Diabetes
> 08-24-2004 5:34 PM
> By TARA BURGHART
>
> CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
> day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
> less than one a month, according to a new study.
>
> Obesity is strongly linked to type 2 diabetes _ the most common form of
> diabetes _ so the extra calories from soda account for at least some of
> the increased risk, said the Harvard University researchers who did the
> study.
>
> Globally, type 2 diabetes, a condition that often leads to heart disease
> and kidney failure, afflicts 154 million people and is blamed for about
> 3 millions deaths a year.
>
>
> Full story at:
>
>
> Study Suggests Connection Between Women Consuming Soft Drinks,
> Developing Diabetes
> 08-24-2004 5:34 PM
> By TARA BURGHART
>
> CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
> day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
> less than one a month, according to a new study.
>
> Obesity is strongly linked to type 2 diabetes _ the most common form of
> diabetes _ so the extra calories from soda account for at least some of
> the increased risk, said the Harvard University researchers who did the
> study.
>
> Globally, type 2 diabetes, a condition that often leads to heart disease
> and kidney failure, afflicts 154 million people and is blamed for about
> 3 millions deaths a year.
>
>
> Full story at:
>
> http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximized&view=article&id=D84LTT801
>
> <http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximiz
> ed&view=article&id=D84LTT801>
Food Guide to Healthy Eating with Diabetes
>
> <http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximiz
> ed&view=article&id=D84LTT801>
Diabetes is fast assuming endemic proportions but the good news is that it is preventable with some healthy lifestyle changes. By following the ideal food guide to healthy eating with diabetes, you can not only control certain symptoms, but even prevent and reverse some of them.
view this link - http://www.onlymyhealth.com/food-guide-healthy-eating-diabetes-1342635971
Get more infromation to visit onlymyhealth.com
rinki.r...@gmail.com
Jul 21, 2012, 6:55:18 AM7/21/12
to firechief
On Wednesday, 25 August 2004 21:34:28 UTC+5:30, firechief wrote:
> Excerpts..............
>
> Study Suggests Connection Between Women Consuming Soft Drinks,
> Developing Diabetes
> 08-24-2004 5:34 PM
> By TARA BURGHART
>
> CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
> day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
> less than one a month, according to a new study.
>
> Obesity is strongly linked to type 2 diabetes _ the most common form of
> diabetes _ so the extra calories from soda account for at least some of
> the increased risk, said the Harvard University researchers who did the
> study.
>
> Globally, type 2 diabetes, a condition that often leads to heart disease
> and kidney failure, afflicts 154 million people and is blamed for about
> 3 millions deaths a year.
>
>
> Full story at:
>
>
> Study Suggests Connection Between Women Consuming Soft Drinks,
> Developing Diabetes
> 08-24-2004 5:34 PM
> By TARA BURGHART
>
> CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
> day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
> less than one a month, according to a new study.
>
> Obesity is strongly linked to type 2 diabetes _ the most common form of
> diabetes _ so the extra calories from soda account for at least some of
> the increased risk, said the Harvard University researchers who did the
> study.
>
> Globally, type 2 diabetes, a condition that often leads to heart disease
> and kidney failure, afflicts 154 million people and is blamed for about
> 3 millions deaths a year.
>
>
> Full story at:
>
> http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximized&view=article&id=D84LTT801
>
> <http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximiz
> ed&view=article&id=D84LTT801>
Tips for Dining Out with Diabetes
>
> <http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximiz
> ed&view=article&id=D84LTT801>
If you are a diabetic, be particularly careful about the salt content of the food when you eat out. This is because high salt content is linked to disorders such as high blood pressure which can cause heart disease and stroke. More than two out of three deaths due to diabetes are attributed to heart disease and stroke. With some tips for dining out with diabetes, you can ensure that your salt intake is under control.
http://www.onlymyhealth.com/tips-dining-out-diabetes-1342636251
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Jul 23, 2012, 5:08:56 AM7/23/12
to firechief
On Wednesday, 25 August 2004 21:34:28 UTC+5:30, firechief wrote:
> Excerpts..............
>
> Study Suggests Connection Between Women Consuming Soft Drinks,
> Developing Diabetes
> 08-24-2004 5:34 PM
> By TARA BURGHART
>
> CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
> day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
> less than one a month, according to a new study.
>
> Obesity is strongly linked to type 2 diabetes _ the most common form of
> diabetes _ so the extra calories from soda account for at least some of
> the increased risk, said the Harvard University researchers who did the
> study.
>
> Globally, type 2 diabetes, a condition that often leads to heart disease
> and kidney failure, afflicts 154 million people and is blamed for about
> 3 millions deaths a year.
>
>
> Full story at:
>
>
> Study Suggests Connection Between Women Consuming Soft Drinks,
> Developing Diabetes
> 08-24-2004 5:34 PM
> By TARA BURGHART
>
> CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
> day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
> less than one a month, according to a new study.
>
> Obesity is strongly linked to type 2 diabetes _ the most common form of
> diabetes _ so the extra calories from soda account for at least some of
> the increased risk, said the Harvard University researchers who did the
> study.
>
> Globally, type 2 diabetes, a condition that often leads to heart disease
> and kidney failure, afflicts 154 million people and is blamed for about
> 3 millions deaths a year.
>
>
> Full story at:
>
> http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximized&view=article&id=D84LTT801
>
> <http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximiz
> ed&view=article&id=D84LTT801>
Are Peaches Good for Diabetics?
>
> <http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximiz
> ed&view=article&id=D84LTT801>
Gorging on peaches can lead to unstable blood glucose levels thus, diabetics need to keep an eye on their intake of this sumptuous summer treat. Moderate intake of peaches as a part of diabetes diet can aid in stabilising the elevated blood glucose levels of diabetics.
http://www.onlymyhealth.com/are-peaches-good-diabetics-1342821484
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rinki.r...@gmail.com
Jul 24, 2012, 4:54:03 AM7/24/12
to firechief
On Wednesday, 25 August 2004 21:34:28 UTC+5:30, firechief wrote:
> Excerpts..............
>
> Study Suggests Connection Between Women Consuming Soft Drinks,
> Developing Diabetes
> 08-24-2004 5:34 PM
> By TARA BURGHART
>
> CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
> day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
> less than one a month, according to a new study.
>
> Obesity is strongly linked to type 2 diabetes _ the most common form of
> diabetes _ so the extra calories from soda account for at least some of
> the increased risk, said the Harvard University researchers who did the
> study.
>
> Globally, type 2 diabetes, a condition that often leads to heart disease
> and kidney failure, afflicts 154 million people and is blamed for about
> 3 millions deaths a year.
>
>
> Full story at:
>
>
> Study Suggests Connection Between Women Consuming Soft Drinks,
> Developing Diabetes
> 08-24-2004 5:34 PM
> By TARA BURGHART
>
> CHICAGO -- Women who drink more than one sweetened soft drink a
> day are slightly more likely to develop diabetes than women who drink
> less than one a month, according to a new study.
>
> Obesity is strongly linked to type 2 diabetes _ the most common form of
> diabetes _ so the extra calories from soda account for at least some of
> the increased risk, said the Harvard University researchers who did the
> study.
>
> Globally, type 2 diabetes, a condition that often leads to heart disease
> and kidney failure, afflicts 154 million people and is blamed for about
> 3 millions deaths a year.
>
>
> Full story at:
>
> http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximized&view=article&id=D84LTT801
>
> <http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximiz
> ed&view=article&id=D84LTT801>
Safest Foods for Diabetics to Eat
>
> <http://sandiego.cox.net/cci/newsnational/national?_mode=view&_state=maximiz
> ed&view=article&id=D84LTT801>
If there is anything that can help a diabetic manage diabetes the best, it is eating right. Take a look at these safest food options for diabetics.
view this link - http://www.onlymyhealth.com/safest-foods-diabetics-eat-1342635578
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