Recent Content by steveD

Thanks for your concern,but I still won't tell Big Brother anything.I'm T2 taking 1 Met a day,and hopefully going on to diet alone after my next blood test.I drive and old van with 3rd party only insurance.I'm not bothered what happens to me or the van,but they will always pay out to 3rd...

My rule in life,is,has and always will be,tell Big Brother nothing.Once you are on the rader you don't get off it.These days you can't scratch your bum without it being captured on CCTV and being posted on Youtube.

<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by Dennis</i> <br />Steve, Unfortunately it appears that you would need anti-rejection drugs. This article from the Wellcome Trust is very...

Ash,if I read the story correctly ( in the Telegraph )you would only be taking immuno suppressant drugs if you had a pancreas transplant and not if you had an injection Of Islet Cells.

The only sensation I saw was the fact that the Govt was finally going to commit some serious money for a change.

This may have been mentioned in the past,but it would now appear that the Govt. is going to throw some serious money at it.I hope it helps all who want it.Here is the link. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/7238418.stm

But they were trans-fat free,cis-fat loaded,sugar free cookies:D

Now I know:oops:Did,nt have my cookies enabled.:D

Is it Thirsty?:D

Reminds me of Thirsty.

They were given a caffeine capsule which was the equivalent of 4 cups of coffee.The fact that they could eat what they wanted,made me question the validity of this type of research.It does'nt get any easier trying to see the wood for the trees:D

In the above mentioned article,this bit caught my eye. <b>All were free to eat whatever they liked.</b> Researchers found that when the participants consumed caffeine, their average daily sugar levels went up eight per cent. Could,nt it be what they were eating caused average sugar levels...

According to this article drinking coffee could be bad for type 2's.Would the percentage increase's quoted cause any problems? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jh ... ood228.xml

In this day and age I would'nt tell anybody anything.I certainly have'nt told my employer.When I have my yearly medical I just say no to everything.

John,despite what others might say,I have read all your post's and have acted on them.Having had a scientific education at Uni I can understand a bit of the theory behind your reasoning.Keep up the excellent work.