hedgehog
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Fri May-08-09 10:31 AM
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| Anybody here being treated for type 2 diabetes? |
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Edited on Fri May-08-09 10:33 AM by hedgehog
I'm overweight and waiting for the results of my A1C test. My question is this: if it turns out that I am insulin resistant, and if that gets treated, will I have more energy? I try to be active, but more and more just walkling wears me out.
Second question: I think this is a chicken and egg question: does insulin resistance cause weight gain, or does weight gain cause insulin resistance? I suspect the answer is "yes".
So, does treatment for Type 2 diabete4s make weight loss easier?
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Droopy
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Fri May-08-09 11:03 AM
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| 1. I think your diet causes insulin resistance |
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which in turn causes weight gain, or at least makes it more difficult to lose the weight accumulated over a long time of not eating healthily.
I know a woman who has beat diabetes just by changeing her diet. She doesn't have to take medication anyway. Let me know if you'd like details.
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Sat Jun-06-09 10:24 PM
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| 2. How are you doing Hedgehog? |
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Did you get your A1C results and your questions answered? Hopefully you're feeling better by now and have a little more energy.
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Tue Sep-29-09 06:08 PM
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| 3. i got diagnosed in july |
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since then i have lost 30lbs. i have been on metformin for a month or so now, and i seem to be losing even more weight than i was before. i'm not sure why, but my doctor did tell me it would help me lose weight.
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