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Marcia I am interested in any information you might have on bitter melon!

Thank you

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Have you heard of bitter melon? It's excellent for diabetes. Of course, you

would have to be careful because it will knock down your blood sugar levels

and you must watch your metformin. I have a friend who takes bitter melon

regularly and no longer takes any diabetes meds at all. I've tried it, and

it tastes terribly bitter, but I understand you get used to the taste very

quickly. We would just run it through the juicer or blend it and drink. I

would be happy to pass on any material if you are interested.

Marcia

[Guest guest]

Marcia, yahoo, bitter melon, kicked my butt, for me it is impossible to

control my glucose level, I cud not get the dosage correct. I cannot recall

the dosage pill I had on hand, but it was obviously too heavy duty for my

lit body, so I gave it to a lady I did not like, I strongly suspect she

poisoned my cat w/ antifreeze. I keep hoping she OD's, but so far, not yet.

LOL.

Researchers at two locations have discovered metformin slows aging and for

what it's worth causes rats and mice to live twenty percent longer. Great

anti radical, so they say. Rapamycin does the same, but it is an

immnosuppressant, in it's present form, and I do not like that. Probably in

my mind, but I like the affects of met, similiar to ALA, gives me steady

energy. Although my A1C level, lab work, seems ok for my dock, my glucose

level appears irratic, fragile. After a normal meal, it shoots up to two

hundred, and takes about three hours to return to normal, hundred.

Thank Goodness for DMSO, cimentidine, ALA, metformin, ldn, levadopa and

socially responsible folks.

For what it's worth department, I have used cimentidine, aka, tagamet,

dissolved in water to a thick paste, then add in DMSO, to use as a skin

barrier crossing, apply several times a day, and it kills skin cancer dead,

about forty eight hours. Both squamous and basal cell, " NOT " melanoma

though.

I was having about ten squamous to one basal cell, thereabouts, so my gut

feeling is they were squamous cell I knocked out. Again just a guess, but I

think the cimentidine raised the ph of the skin cancer and killed it dead on

the spot.

stay vertical, david in lubbock, tx

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> Marcia I am interested in any information you might have on bitter melon!

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> Thank you

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> Have you heard of bitter melon? It's excellent for diabetes. Of course, you

> would have to be careful because it will knock down your blood sugar levels

> and you must watch your metformin. I have a friend who takes bitter melon

> regularly and no longer takes any diabetes meds at all. I've tried it, and

> it tastes terribly bitter, but I understand you get used to the taste very

> quickly. We would just run it through the juicer or blend it and drink. I

> would be happy to pass on any material if you are interested.

> Marcia

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