Hypo unawareness affects cognitive function in type 1 diabetes

[Alistair Wood]

So, we have actually paid researchers to say Hypo Unawareness affects Cognitive Function Impairment?

Hmmmm, doesn't every Type 1 in the street kind of understand that
Hypo Unawareness - can lead to - Hypos - can lead to - Cognitive Function Impairment??

Congratulations indeed. Or maybe I'm missing the point.

 

[Jaylee]

When attempting to shoehorn the sofa of doubt through the doorway of fact, no one I know can adjust the contrast with more clarity when it comes to the low resolution of the scientific picture quality.. Except one!

I'll tag her in.. @CatLadyNZ

 

[ButtterflyLady]

When attempting to shoehorn the sofa of doubt through the doorway of fact, no one I know can adjust the contrast with more clarity when it comes to the low resolution of the scientific picture quality.. Except one!

I'll tag her in.. @CatLadyNZ

Lol, thanks

Yep, I'd bet that it's pretty darn certain that hypos can lead to varying degrees of brain fog at the time.

Is there a study somewhere that tries to unpack this a little?

 

[catherinecherub]

I think the OP was referring to this article.

http://www.diabetes.co.uk/news/2015...in-type-1-diabetes,-study-finds-99245372.html

 

[ButtterflyLady]

I think the OP was referring to this article.

http://www.diabetes.co.uk/news/2015...in-type-1-diabetes,-study-finds-99245372.html

Thanks. Not the most well designed study I've ever seen. More research needed, I think.

 

[4ratbags]

It is a bit ironic how they keep researching the obvious.

 

[Jaylee]

I think the OP was referring to this article.

http://www.diabetes.co.uk/news/2015...in-type-1-diabetes,-study-finds-99245372.html

Not dissimilar to what has been said for years about prolonged marijuana use then...