Hypothetical question/discussion...

[Guest guest]

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> Ron,

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> She's having a hard time being consistent b/c of the way her

> sugars are going. That's why she keeps going back and forth.

> Some Diabetics regardless of whether or not they are newly

> diagnosed or veterans to the disease have a harder time

> maintaining control b/c of the way that their body deals with

> the disease. That's one of the reasons why this is not a one

> size fits all disease.

>

> Daughter of Type 2 Insulin Dependent Diabetic,

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> Kristy

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> __________________________________________________

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[Guest guest]

>

> Ron,

>

> She's having a hard time being consistent b/c of the way her

> sugars are going. That's why she keeps going back and forth.

> Some Diabetics regardless of whether or not they are newly

> diagnosed or veterans to the disease have a harder time

> maintaining control b/c of the way that their body deals with

> the disease. That's one of the reasons why this is not a one

> size fits all disease.

>

> Daughter of Type 2 Insulin Dependent Diabetic,

>

> Kristy

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Ron,

>

> She's having a hard time being consistent b/c of the way her

> sugars are going. That's why she keeps going back and forth.

> Some Diabetics regardless of whether or not they are newly

> diagnosed or veterans to the disease have a harder time

> maintaining control b/c of the way that their body deals with

> the disease. That's one of the reasons why this is not a one

> size fits all disease.

>

> Daughter of Type 2 Insulin Dependent Diabetic,

>

> Kristy

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Ron,

>

> She's having a hard time being consistent b/c of the way her

> sugars are going. That's why she keeps going back and forth.

> Some Diabetics regardless of whether or not they are newly

> diagnosed or veterans to the disease have a harder time

> maintaining control b/c of the way that their body deals with

> the disease. That's one of the reasons why this is not a one

> size fits all disease.

I understand. The point I was making is that one needs to make slow

changes in one's regimen rather than rapidly changing back and

forth. The trick is to find a combination of diet, exercise and

meds that are all done consistently and that produce as good as

possible control, then learn how to make small adjustments as

needed. Making huge changes in diet frequently is never going to

produce the best possible control. You can't know what works if you

are changing multiple factors at once.

Ron

[Guest guest]

>

> Ron,

>

> She's having a hard time being consistent b/c of the way her

> sugars are going. That's why she keeps going back and forth.

> Some Diabetics regardless of whether or not they are newly

> diagnosed or veterans to the disease have a harder time

> maintaining control b/c of the way that their body deals with

> the disease. That's one of the reasons why this is not a one

> size fits all disease.

I understand. The point I was making is that one needs to make slow

changes in one's regimen rather than rapidly changing back and

forth. The trick is to find a combination of diet, exercise and

meds that are all done consistently and that produce as good as

possible control, then learn how to make small adjustments as

needed. Making huge changes in diet frequently is never going to

produce the best possible control. You can't know what works if you

are changing multiple factors at once.

Ron

[Guest guest]

>

> Ron,

>

> She's having a hard time being consistent b/c of the way her

> sugars are going. That's why she keeps going back and forth.

> Some Diabetics regardless of whether or not they are newly

> diagnosed or veterans to the disease have a harder time

> maintaining control b/c of the way that their body deals with

> the disease. That's one of the reasons why this is not a one

> size fits all disease.

I understand. The point I was making is that one needs to make slow

changes in one's regimen rather than rapidly changing back and

forth. The trick is to find a combination of diet, exercise and

meds that are all done consistently and that produce as good as

possible control, then learn how to make small adjustments as

needed. Making huge changes in diet frequently is never going to

produce the best possible control. You can't know what works if you

are changing multiple factors at once.

Ron

[Guest guest]

Some trick!! I've been practising for years and just when I think I've

cracked it, something happens to make me start over. <<sigh>> But I agree,

that's good advice.

Take care. Barry UK

Re: Hypothetical question/discussion...

The trick is to find a combination of diet, exercise and

meds that are all done consistently and that produce as good as

possible control, then learn how to make small adjustments as

needed. Making huge changes in diet frequently is never going to

produce the best possible control. You can't know what works if you

are changing multiple factors at once.

Ron

[Guest guest]

Some trick!! I've been practising for years and just when I think I've

cracked it, something happens to make me start over. <<sigh>> But I agree,

that's good advice.

Take care. Barry UK

Re: Hypothetical question/discussion...

The trick is to find a combination of diet, exercise and

meds that are all done consistently and that produce as good as

possible control, then learn how to make small adjustments as

needed. Making huge changes in diet frequently is never going to

produce the best possible control. You can't know what works if you

are changing multiple factors at once.

Ron

[Guest guest]

Some trick!! I've been practising for years and just when I think I've

cracked it, something happens to make me start over. <<sigh>> But I agree,

that's good advice.

Take care. Barry UK

Re: Hypothetical question/discussion...

The trick is to find a combination of diet, exercise and

meds that are all done consistently and that produce as good as

possible control, then learn how to make small adjustments as

needed. Making huge changes in diet frequently is never going to

produce the best possible control. You can't know what works if you

are changing multiple factors at once.

Ron