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I have severe Gastropereis and the only food that doesn´t cause me any troubles is Chinese Food.! Really...

Hi, I suffer from this for years. After eating, the food gets stuck in the stomach for hours (or days) until I vomit it or eventually it passes through (which prolongs the pain). That is why I try to vomit when it happens so the sickness goes away. The only 2 things that have helped so far are...

And I just found out in another thread that some people are using R-ALA. I just bought it from eBay but I haven't tried it yet to give a review, but it's worth to try.

I've had this problem for years. and only 2 things have helped - Iberogast, herbal drops to take when you eat and CBD, sold as an electronic cigarette (all herbal, non tobacco) sold by Medipen. In the UK you can get Iberogast via eBay and the MediPen from their website.

I have several neuropathies, one of them causing Gastroperesis - I can´t digest food properly, and one thing that helped me is CBD. I get it from Medipen.

That makes a lot of sense but, as you say, they will overlap and so I shouldn't take the same amount the next evening, right? Thanks.

Sometimes I just fall asleep at night and I forget to take my Lantus. I always take it at bed time. If I forget to take it one night I usually take half the dosage in the morning and again half the dosage at night. But the night dosage may not be sufficient then. Any advice? Thanks.

Some times, even although you blood sugar is high, if it is decreasing you can feel the same symptoms as an hypo. It happens to me when I have a high blood sugar and then take the insulin, when it starts to decrease I feel hypo symptoms but I'm not in a hypo.

You must consider your glucose level before eating and taking the insulin. Imagine you have a 10 reading before a meal; imagine you'd like to be at a 5.5 Each unit you give "subtracts" 2.75 blood glucose level. So you must take 1 unit of 100 UI/mL insulin. Plus, you have to give extra insulin...

Hello. I am trying to put on some weight also. You say eating more protein is a good solution but i ask: doesn't too much protein harm the kidneys or liver? What should be the correct amount of protein to take? Thanks...

Cornflour milkshakes: dissolve 2 tablespoons in water, add milk and yoghurt or fruit.

I've put this question on this other thread, you may want to check it out for replies: http://www.diabetes.co.uk/diabetes-forum/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=40033&p=399515#p399515

Hi Aaron. I have the same question as you. The difference is i have trouble digesting (gastroperesis) so i don't see many choices for that. To gain weight, i suggest you go to a gym and do serious musclebuilding. At the same time, eat a lot of carbohydrates ( you need to manage your insulin...

Hi all. I'm a 37 yo type 1 diabetic. I have suffered from "non-digestion" of food for several years. I have not yet resolved the problem, but i'm trying to deal with it in order to avoid the pain. Here's what i learned: 1) I can eat a good amount of food, and that food may take a long time to...