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I havent posted on this forum for a while, so i thought id make a thread for celebrating normal HB1ACs for TYPE 1 Diabetics. My last A1C was 5.0% (with the help of Dr.Berstein's diabetes solution) and I'm hoping to get down to 4.5%. Please share your normal A1C results here and how you...

Is 'going to see the local GP' is becoming a some what romantic idea? That is to say, today; with the wealth of specalist infomation so readily avalibale to anyone who is able read, should we expect our local GP to be any more educated about diabetes type 1 management than we are? and if the...

Newly diagnosed type 1 diabetics must educate themselves. The NHS will help you a great deal but will only provide you with a small fraction of the information you need to know after diagnosis. (the second one 'think like a pancreas' also provides information to people using pumps) Two books...

After having a look at a few different type1 D forums, it has become apparent that there is a new trend of people worrying over the results of the recent ACCORD STUDY. Accord involved type 2 (likely overweight) Americans, Under intensive therapy their blood sugars were normalised using...

diabetics have the right to normal blood sugar levels, it sounds funny but some some reason some health care professionals dont think so and seem to want us to have dangerously high blood sugar levels. Study after study shows that an A1C over 6% is practically inviting complications.

I have been inspired by the taking down of my last thread and by the 2008 article i have posted below to bring into question whether we should be encouraged to review our general practitioners online...