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<blockquote data-quote="Loliz" data-source="post: 1040841" data-attributes="member: 259710"><p>Thanks, Flowerpot, that is interesting. Yes, and your post brings into focus the reason for going back to analogue - bringing down those highs I see as very important, considering how bad my overall control is already. I'm so sorry to hear what it is like on the other side of the genetic throw of the dice. I'm 57 - you can't have a transplant over 60, as the chances of surviving the operation go down so quickly. </p><p></p><p>I see I didn't reply to Lucy, thank you for that info, I will look into it. My standard deviation is appaling, lol! </p><p></p><p>I do like animal insulin, I have to admit, and suspect that it gives you more than just 'insulin'... some sort of protection, so would prefer to be on it, really. Analogues aren't really insulin, and their similarity to human insulin-like growth hormone makes me worried, but the likelihood of it causing cancer has to be less than that of the immunosuppressive drugs.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Loliz, post: 1040841, member: 259710"] Thanks, Flowerpot, that is interesting. Yes, and your post brings into focus the reason for going back to analogue - bringing down those highs I see as very important, considering how bad my overall control is already. I'm so sorry to hear what it is like on the other side of the genetic throw of the dice. I'm 57 - you can't have a transplant over 60, as the chances of surviving the operation go down so quickly. I see I didn't reply to Lucy, thank you for that info, I will look into it. My standard deviation is appaling, lol! I do like animal insulin, I have to admit, and suspect that it gives you more than just 'insulin'... some sort of protection, so would prefer to be on it, really. Analogues aren't really insulin, and their similarity to human insulin-like growth hormone makes me worried, but the likelihood of it causing cancer has to be less than that of the immunosuppressive drugs. [/QUOTE]
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