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As a long time operative in the retail and wholesale meat industry, I thank you for your continued support.My diet is all meat.
As a long time operative in the retail and wholesale meat industry, I thank you for your continued support.My diet is all meat.
Not sure if Canada imports Australian meatAs a long time operative in the retail and wholesale meat industry, I thank you for your continued support.
We do, but I don't eat it. Just Canadian beef.Not sure if Canada imports Australian meat
Not sure if Canada imports Australian meat
No problems, I support the meat industry worldwide.We do, but I don't eat it. Just Canadian beef.
HiMy diet is all meat.
I'm finding it hard not to fall off my chair!!!! LOVE IT!!! Made my night.As a long time operative in the retail and wholesale meat industry, I thank you for your continued support.
Glad you liked it.I'm finding it hard not to fall off my chair!!!! LOVE IT!!! Made my night.
Now I am on the floor!!! Go girl!!Glad you liked it.
Something else that may make you smile.
My partner of 47 years is a "hunter", she can sniff out and grab the $50.00 notes in my wallet if I am not careful.
Yes, an all meat diet can reverse type 2 diabetes - and lots of other chronic medical conditions. Beef has all nutrient a human needs. What do you think it's missing? I don't think there are any unknown vitamins.Hi
Using my theories about what type 2 diabetes is I have been wondering if your diet would reverse Type 2 diabetes. I eat the additions so that I get the necessary vitamins etc... Some of which may not be known. A doctor pushing your type diet to correct type 2 diabetes has (stolen?) one of my (word?). He showed it to me when I went to his site. He stole my statement similar to what I have posted that I have eaten this weird diet for over 12 years and my health if anything has improved.
HiFor those that are not aware of why RH is not a genetic condition.
It is a endocrine system condition, or atypical asymptomatic with a metabolic condition.
If it was genetic, why is it only a few men that have it? Why is it mostly women?
Why do people who have bariatric surgery get the condition?
And not have RH before surgery?
Youngsters get Hypoglycaemia through childhood, they grow of it mostly.
Women get symptoms, not the actual condition during pregnancy.
Why does it take something like a stomach problem to trigger the condition?
Hypoglycaemia is a natural occurrence, it only becomes a problem when it is episodic and frequent.
According to my endocrinologist, RH develops because the gut brain trigger alters the insulin response. The reaction is that our pancreas creates the excess insulin because of an overshoot.
Hyperinsulinaemia develops which causes the insulin resistance and the high glucose levels and high insulin levels.
The only treatment is dietary. Hence the reference to a very low carb diet. Eating only meat works, having a few very low carb vegetables helps with balance of how our bodies adapt. Most of my meals are protein based.
One of the things I've discovered is how the insulin is triggered by too much protein,, depending on which protein it is. Chicken is fine in small portions, whereas beef, you can have as much as you want, but I'm always full after a small steak, but I do have mushrooms and onions with it!
RH is a condition that can be controlled by diet.
To suggest other than being an endocrine issue is grasping at straws to discover how and why you have the condition.
Hi
I have reactive hypoglycemia (a different condition, but maybe endocrine related). It is also possible that your specialist and I, just disagree. I have not had my very low blood sugar for many (53?) years. I started my problem in 1957.
HiI have Reactive Hypoglycaemia, the same as you!
We all differ in small details but we both have the same reaction to what we eat!
You have the same symptoms!
You have not I believe been seeing an endocrinologist for some years.
The point I'm making is you insist on a genetic answer to the condition, myself and my endocrinologist disagree with your theory. He is a specialist endocrinologist who has experience with more than twenty RH patients, mostly women.
He has done extensive research into gestational diabetes, and the concurrent symptoms with Hypoglycaemia.
He has other patients with Hypoglycaemia, which differ from RH, the likes of hyperinsulinaemia, insulinoma, pancreatic cancer, pancreatitis and other pancreatic conditions.
So who do I believe is nearer to the truth, you or my specialist?
Our condition just over a decade ago, was not called Late Reactive Hypoglycaemia, it was termed idiopathic hypoglycaemia. Why because idiopathic means no known cause. Since then, some basic research has been done along with other types of hypoglycaemia. And in due course the testing, diagnostic procedure and how to treat the various hypoglycaemic and pancreatic conditions have altered as we learn more about the condition.
Where we agree is not to let the condition take over our health by eating the right foods so that we don't get ill!
You are right to try to get answers, but do keep an open mind that the 'hunter gene' is not the answer you have been searching for all these years.
I have a large family and we do have some health problems, for instance my grandson has Kleinfelters syndrome.
So if RH is genetic, why am I the only one?
Out of thirty two people in my immediate family, only myself has this condition!
None of my female relatives has suffered from gestational diabetes!
I can't prove it of course, but I doubt if my condition is hereditary!
Best wishes
HiI have Reactive Hypoglycaemia, the same as you!
We all differ in small details but we both have the same reaction to what we eat!
You have the same symptoms!
You have not I believe been seeing an endocrinologist for some years.
The point I'm making is you insist on a genetic answer to the condition, myself and my endocrinologist disagree with your theory. He is a specialist endocrinologist who has experience with more than twenty RH patients, mostly women.
He has done extensive research into gestational diabetes, and the concurrent symptoms with Hypoglycaemia.
He has other patients with Hypoglycaemia, which differ from RH, the likes of hyperinsulinaemia, insulinoma, pancreatic cancer, pancreatitis and other pancreatic conditions.
So who do I believe is nearer to the truth, you or my specialist?
Our condition just over a decade ago, was not called Late Reactive Hypoglycaemia, it was termed idiopathic hypoglycaemia. Why because idiopathic means no known cause. Since then, some basic research has been done along with other types of hypoglycaemia. And in due course the testing, diagnostic procedure and how to treat the various hypoglycaemic and pancreatic conditions have altered as we learn more about the condition.
Where we agree is not to let the condition take over our health by eating the right foods so that we don't get ill!
You are right to try to get answers, but do keep an open mind that the 'hunter gene' is not the answer you have been searching for all these years.
I have a large family and we do have some health problems, for instance my grandson has Kleinfelters syndrome.
So if RH is genetic, why am I the only one?
Out of thirty two people in my immediate family, only myself has this condition!
None of my female relatives has suffered from gestational diabetes!
I can't prove it of course, but I doubt if my condition is hereditary!
Best wishes
HiI have Reactive Hypoglycaemia, the same as you!
We all differ in small details but we both have the same reaction to what we eat!
You have the same symptoms!
You have not I believe been seeing an endocrinologist for some years.
The point I'm making is you insist on a genetic answer to the condition, myself and my endocrinologist disagree with your theory. He is a specialist endocrinologist who has experience with more than twenty RH patients, mostly women.
He has done extensive research into gestational diabetes, and the concurrent symptoms with Hypoglycaemia.
He has other patients with Hypoglycaemia, which differ from RH, the likes of hyperinsulinaemia, insulinoma, pancreatic cancer, pancreatitis and other pancreatic conditions.
So who do I believe is nearer to the truth, you or my specialist?
Our condition just over a decade ago, was not called Late Reactive Hypoglycaemia, it was termed idiopathic hypoglycaemia. Why because idiopathic means no known cause. Since then, some basic research has been done along with other types of hypoglycaemia. And in due course the testing, diagnostic procedure and how to treat the various hypoglycaemic and pancreatic conditions have altered as we learn more about the condition.
Where we agree is not to let the condition take over our health by eating the right foods so that we don't get ill!
You are right to try to get answers, but do keep an open mind that the 'hunter gene' is not the answer you have been searching for all these years.
I have a large family and we do have some health problems, for instance my grandson has Kleinfelters syndrome.
So if RH is genetic, why am I the only one?
Out of thirty two people in my immediate family, only myself has this condition!
None of my female relatives has suffered from gestational diabetes!
I can't prove it of course, but I doubt if my condition is hereditary!
Best wishes
Most probably your email is filtered straight into the spam / trash folder, which is why you have had not reply.I have been emailing with probably the world expert on adrenal gland functioning. I have had no responses questioning my theories from the health care professionals who look at my web site
HiMost probably your email is filtered straight into the spam / trash folder, which is why you have had not reply.
Hi
You have not read correctly. Our condition is an auto-immune disease (think type 1 diabetes). We are not born with it and (anyone?) can get the auto-immune disease (1 type cell in the adrenal glands is destroyed by the body). The symptoms for people with our genetics are different then the symptoms for people with the "Normal" genetics. They get the standard reactive hypoglycemia.
I have been emailing with probably the world expert on adrenal gland functioning. I have had no responses questioning my theories from the health care professionals who look at my web site from my ad in google in the U.S. and India. My theories are "new?" and therefore shocking?