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What is mRNA? Pondering away. This isn't to deter anyone who has their mind set on Covid vaccination, it is looking at all possibilities. It is your body your choice, and if you really read my posts you would see that. One size does not fit all, your reading into anything else is your right...

Showing history, history in theory repeats itself. This isn't meant for argument, only statistics. Take what you want and leave the rest. Thank you.

Emergency use authorization, does not require testing to the same degree as FDA approved. It must be tested on animals, pregnant animals (they use ferrets, for some reason their system is comparable to ours). Also these tests are run for years (7-10 yrs) before being tested on the humans that...

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/recommendations/specific-groups/allergies.html I posted it above. Also, look under VAERS (all doctors are suppose to enter all adverse reactions), subtitle: Adverse reactions, next drug company. VAERS is tricky, but the link above is CDC. Read...

Yes, the vaccine was approved for emergency use only, meaning that it was not even tested the required amount of time, usually 7-10 yrs. I also have several other autoimmune issues, they seem to go together. That being said, I understand the fear of the virus that people have. It is scary, and I...

It is not per-say one vaccine, it is what is in the vaccines, not just covid vaccines. Some people are highly sensitive to mercury, and other components of the vaccine. Such as; polyethylene glycol. What is polyethylene glycol and why is it in some COVID vaccines? | wtsp.com (Pfizer and...

Hi @Lyn84, I am hoping you are feeling better. I wrote about my thoughts on the vaccine. If you are still feeling unwell, contact your physician and tell him. There are different reports on VAERS of extreme fatigue, I know it is different in the UK. Best wishes to you.

Hello all, I wanted to post on several issues, but read that it was about "experiences" on certain vaccines, and all other posts would be deleted. So, I'm going to express my thoughts here. First off I am Type 1/LADA for the last 5 yrs. I realize and know this was set-off by an auto-immune...

Hi all, yes, I was told at the beginning of my diabetic adventures (Type 1/LADA) some 5 yrs ago that I could only test 4 times a day. Of course this was through our horrible insurance in U.S. even though we paid dearly for it. I was able to find testing-strips at Walmart really cheap, I don't...

@bulkbiker, Update on blood/cholesterol test: Cholesterol went down from 276 to 213, HDL: 118, Triglycerides: 41, LDL: 83. It has taken me just about a yr. of really monitoring dairy, cheese, ect, to get back down. Dr. pushed statins, and still thinks I take them (never have and never will...

I was on low carb/high fat diet, and my cholesterol went through the roof. Originally, I had been following Dr. B's diet (cholesterol results were fine), but I went on to follow a keto diet. Dr. wanted to put me on stains asp, as cholesterol total was 385, not kidding. I refused, but for the...

I am going to go one step further @pleinster and @therower, my experience (and only my opinion) nurse practitioners are amazing, and caring, (in most cases more aware than doctors, and their empathy levels surpass the MD). Again, this is my opinion. Most doctors have a "God Syndrome" whereas...

@Kristin, I am so glad your children are safe! Thank you, I do work hard at it. DP is tricky, if you can watch Dr. Bernstein on U-Tube explain how he corrected it. Also, FB has a really great group for Dr. Bernstein. I know you will get it down! :)

Hi @DavidGrahamJones, Thank you for asking, I appreciate it! Luckily, El Paso is at the end of the state, close to New Mexico (1-1/2 hours away) so we were basically spared. Houston (about 8 hours away), and Port Orthor were devastated, people are homeless, and living in shelters. Helicopters...

@Vonnelene, I think this is fantastic. I believe (and have been researching autophagy, which happens during intensive work-outs). I believe there is a direct correlation linked with exercise. Keep it up, and I will keep waiting to read your progress! :)

@dbr10, this is all because of Dr. Bernstein's diet and program. Before I read his book my bs were all over, and I was afraid to test or eat. I am really strict on carbs, big change as our main staple of our diet use to be beans, rice. No gluten, but I never thought about carbs in what I thought...

Being a Type 1 and last November at a 15, I have worked hard. Never expecting to be normal, I thought at best I would be around a 7. I could just cry for joy. Endo had to recheck my records to make sure I was a Type 1. The look on his face was priceless. Sent from my LG-H634 using...

Went to endo for my blood work. My A1C is a 4.9! Trying to post picture of test results. I am thrilled beyond belief. Last November I was 15. Sent from my LG-H634 using Diabetes.co.uk Forum mobile app

I have been working on catching DP, and have had success with it taking 5 units of Levemir, and blousing 1 unit of Novolog (usually around 4:30 am). However, this is just the time I get up. I never eat in mornings (my whole life) just coffee and cream. Also, I run in the morning and eating...

I also find eating 1-2 meals a day helps keep my insulin intake low (I am a Type 1). Dr. Fung provides excellent info. on his site. Another interesting researcher in fasting is, Valter Longo.