ExCarbs, a New Way of Control Through Exercise
This article is part of an exercise chapter from the authors’ new book, Stop The Rollercoaster, written with Lois Jovanovic-Peterson,
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Dr. Alan Marcus: Practicing Innovative Type 2 Treatments
Is your doctor up-to-date and willing to spend time with you? Dr. Alan Marcus certainly is. Dr. Marcus is one
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Education is Important – Despite ‘Welcoming’ the Disease, UCSF course helps halve insulin dose
I suppose the story begins when I first developed the symptoms of diabetes, at age 35. With the usual gusto
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Searching for a Genetic Marker for Type 2 Diabetes
Researchers at the University of Manitoba have begun looking for the genes that determine pancreatic islet cell mass. If they
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7 Ways To Lower Type 2 Blood Sugars: and It Works For Type 1’s, Too
Q: I have type 2 diabetes, how do I lower my blood sugar when it goes over 200 mg/dl? A:
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No Mountain Too High for Bill Bicksler-Type 1 Diabetes
They say there are two types of people in this world; Those who go around obstacles and those who just
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Kris Berg’s Exercise And Good Health: How Long And Hard Should I Warm Up?
I have read and heard that warm-up and cool down are important in preventing pulled muscles and preventing muscle soreness.
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How Do I Prevent Stiff Muscles?
Q: My muscles were very sore and stiff for several days after lifting weights. How can I prevent this and
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Why is weight loss emphasized for Type 2s?
Q: Why is weight loss so emphasized for people with type 2 diabetes? A: Excess body fat increases insulin resistance
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Type 2 Diabetes-Daytime & Nighttime
A study comparing the hypoglycemic effects of evening and morning injections in patients with non-insulin dependent diabetes (NIDDM) was conducted
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Implantable Pumps And Exercise
Researchers at Lapeyronie Hospital in Montpellier, France have studied the 7 cases of complications, out of 40 patients treated there
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