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On Monday, December 8, 2008 at 10:53:24 PM UTC-8, Mou Yang wrote:

    Good information. Thanks. I check my glucose everyday. It can range
    from 105 to 135. My A1C is 6.0 to 6.3. I follow my doctor's instruction,
    taking Metfomin (850mg) and Glimepiride (2mg). How do I get the glucose
    down further? I know it drops (5~10) if I add jogging to my daily walking.
    I worry about my knee, though.

    And EdKang, don't be discouraged. I also believe in food therapy. I have tried
    your Noni juice, guava, dried wild guava. pomegranate, cinnamon powder,
    bitter melon & etc. None of them works. Do you have other suggestion?

    For the classmates with high blood pressure, please try vinegar. It works for me.

    Mou


    --- On Mon, 12/8/08, wayn...@juno.com <wayn...@juno.com> wrote:

    From: wayn...@juno.com <wayn...@juno.com>
    Subject: [C10587] Re: Kidney care
    To: ch...@cise.ufl.edu
    Cc: wayn...@juno.com, edwar...@gmail.com, cd1...@googlegroups.com
    Date: Monday, December 8, 2008, 8:51 PM
    Professor Chow,
  
     Your Hemoglobin A1C is slightly over 7(<6% is normal
    value) is considered very minor diabetic. When blood glucose
    increases, the viscosity of blood also increases which will
    make blood clot more easily therefore will partially block
    the vessel causing heart attack, brain stroke or organ
    failure, the aspirin will reduce this clotting. The high
    blood glucose will increase the combination of protein (A1C)
    in the body with blood glucose to become a glycated
    hemoglobin which will reduce the oxygen carrying function,
    if too much hemoglobin A1C stays in capillary of kidney (or
    retina etc). will harden kidney glomerulus to reduce the
    kidney filter function. The ARB and ACE-I (2nd generation of
    ARB) will dilate the kidney vessel (this time not the
    vessel around penis like Viagra) therefore increase the
    filter out of those unwnated glycated hemoglobin. ACE-I and
    ARB is so far the most effective way to reduce the blood
    pressure. The side effect 1. increase blood potassium 2. if
    dry cough happen try another one. In order to take this
    medicine you should have healthy liver(AST, ALT) and kidney
    function (BUN and creatine). Because ACE-I or ARB will
    reduce the burden of kidney, therefore it is now a NIH (?)
    published standard procedure to add the ACE-I or ARB to the
    diabetic patients.
   
    81 mg Aspirin will reduce platelet clotting as mentioned
    above, it also has anti-inflammation to deduce pain and more
    important will reduce the colon cancer which is considered
    due to colon inflammation and also prevent from alzheimers
    which is also considered by brain inflammation. Aspirin is a
    miracle drug not a poison.
   
    ACE-I is less effective in the presence of Aspirin or other
    NSAID like Aleve, Advil talk to your doctor.
    
    Best regards,
   
   Wayne            
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