Raspberries can save Type 2's!

[dbr10]

That was unexpected. We have a joke in my office - if you want facts then read the daily mail and if you want misguided medical advice then read the Daily Express - makes us all laugh everytime. (I'm a Daily mail reader!!!!! - too embarrassed to by a comic.

You're right about the Daily Express of course - all medical "stories, house prices and Diana; but I don't think you have it quite right about the Daily Hate Mail. Here is a previous owner (he's the one on the left)

You probably know the other guy.

 

[Sean01]

You're right about the Daily Express of course - all medical "stories, house prices and Diana; but I don't think you have it quite right about the Daily Hate Mail. Here is a previous owner (he's the one on the left)

Hello @dbr10 . Don't worry - I know there are no facts in the Daily Mail and I know the problems it causes - as for the guy on the right - I remember the caption: Mr Hitler, 43, of 19 Acacia Avenue, Berlin,.............. PS - he wrote a brilliant book, never read it but am still amazed how POTUS is following every word. I think he's up to chapter 9 by now.

You probably know the other guy.

You're right about the Daily Express of course - all medical "stories, house prices and Diana; but I don't think you have it quite right about the Daily Hate Mail. Here is a previous owner (he's the one on the left)

You probably know the other guy.

 

[MikeTurin]

Hoping this was about something hacked with a Raspberry PI to help people to manage better their condition, like this: https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/artificial-raspberry-pi-pancreas/ . No it's about an actual fruit.

 

[dbr10]

Hoping this was about something hacked with a Raspberry PI to help people to manage better their condition, like this: https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/artificial-raspberry-pi-pancreas/ . No it's about an actual fruit.

or

 

[carty]

We have eaten all our raspberries can we start on the black currents now ?
CAROL

 

[Living-by-the-beach]

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4717884/

"Indeed, preclinical work dominates the current research; however, the research provides important efficacy and mechanistic data that suggest a key role for red raspberries in reducing the risk for metabolically based chronic diseases, particularly CVD, T2DM, and Alzheimer disease, warranting follow-up research in humans."