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WebMD - Diabetes NewsletterHi guys, well I just read all of this and it seems

very good to me. I wish they would have put carbs in with the icecream treats

and not just calories. bBut here are some good articles.

Vicki Meizinger

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Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 11:47 AM

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Subject: Do You Know What Diabetes Can Do to Your Body?

Wednesday , April 21, 2010

In This Issue:

. Vitamin B Reduces Stroke, Heart Disease Deaths

. Light Salad Dressings That Pass the Taste Test

. Are People With Diabetes Overmedicated?

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Do You Know What Diabetes

Can Do to Your Body?

If not controlled, diabetes can take its

toll on your body in numerous ways.

Heart Disease, Vision Trouble, More

Also See:

. 6 Serious Symptoms You Shouldn't Ignore

. Is Dieting Stressing You Out?

. Best Low-Calorie Ice Creams

Health News & Features

Vitamin B Reduces Stroke, Heart Disease Deaths

Move over, vitamin D, there's a new star in town.

The spotlight may be moving to shine on vitamin B.

Also See:

. Statins May Lower Testosterone, Libido

. Would You Recognize Symptoms of a Mini-Stroke?

Light Salad Dressings That Pass the Taste Test

You know you need your veggies, but most store-bought

dressings drown out the health benefits. Ten that don't.

Also See:

. 15 Veggie Tips for Veggie Haters

. Best-Tasting Light Mayos

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. Men's Health: Erection Protection -- 11 Tips

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THE DOCTOR IS IN

Are People With Diabetes Overmedicated?

The Diabetes Exchange is all about helping people understand

diabetes and how to live with it. Of course that means eating right, exercising,

and aiming for a healthy weight, but it also means learning how to work closely

with your medical team regarding medication decisions.

More than 80% of people with diabetes take medications for glucose

control. Are patients and doctors using too much or too little medication? Learn

more about my philosophy and let us know your own thoughts about this emotional

topic.

-- Dansinger, MD

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