Re: Val - Glucose *dropping* on HC (cream) dosing?

[Guest guest]

Jim,

If you've still got B-cell function left, you might be interested in

investigating going on a casein and gluten free diet. There are

sometimes cases of people reversing the damage when it's done early.

Also check out VitalzymX. Some success reversing with Type 1's even

after many years. My daughter had excellent results with going on a

casein free diet. If you can find a nutritionist, they can be a big

help in getting different types of testing done that mainstream

doctors won't do or aren't even aware of.

Linn

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> Val, this might be a question for you, as you have diabetes in

> addition to adrenal fatigue. I'm type 1 (late onset), still

> honeymooning after 2 years, and no DP, so I do have some b-cell

> function left.. Has anyone else in this situation ever noticed

> glucose *dropping* after an HC dose, rather than rising? I was at

> 82, then dosed with a " smidgen " (about 1/32 t. or about 1-1.25 mg HC

> cream - my smidgen measure I think is just a bit more than 1/32 of a

> teaspoon, more like 1/30). An hour later, my BG was *71*, and I

> trust (blindly..) that this is not meter error..

[Guest guest]

I think your hypothesis is partially correct the other thing that comes

into play with Glucose and adding cortisol is adrenaline. If your own

cortisol is very low it will cause your body to secrete adrenaline an

the adrenaline causes glucagon release from the liver. giving your body

the cortisol it needs stops this. BTW I have noticed the same effect, an

have even asked doctors abotu it... DUH... they tell me it is impossible.

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