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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Tasty Saturday night pizza back on the menu ! Low carb of course !
Not my recipe but this recipe below looks absolutely awesome ! “These low-carb pizzas taste just like a Dominos takeaway to me. You can make them however you like as meats and cheese have negligible carbs. You can also make … Continue reading
Posted in Low carb diet, Low/Reduced carb food
Tagged Cooking, food, Great food, Low carb pizza, Low Carbohydrate, Low-carbohydrate diet, Mozzarella, Pizza
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“There may be a tipping point approaching” Jay Wortman MD
“There may be a tipping point approaching. I was invited to debate the merits of a low-carb diet for diabetes at a big conference last week. It was a combination of the Canadian Diabetes Association annual conference with the annual … Continue reading
The Eyes Have It – Introduction.
By the end of this year I shall have reached my century. No, I am not yet eligible for my ‘telegram’ but I shall have had my hundredth appointment at the hospital’s eye clinic. Its been interesting. Really. None of … Continue reading
Skin drug shows ‘promising’ results on type 1 diabetes
Interesting article although I imagine Insulin pens will continue to be a part of my daily routine for many years to come. A snippet below. “A drug that was used to treat a skin disorder has shown signs of being … Continue reading
Posted in Diabetes news, Type one diabetes
Tagged Alefacept, Clinical trial, Diabetes mellitus type 1, Insulin, Lancet, Pancreas
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Deal of the day !
Tesco’s have currently reduced the price of silverside beef joints by £3 per Kg and I have picked myself up a large joint today for £12.51,sounds expensive ? well considering it will feed six of us for our Sunday roast and with … Continue reading
Franziska Spritzler, RD, CDE. A Dietitian that does not work to a script !
Check out this video featuring Franziska Spritzler, RD, CDE. Franziska is not a diabetic and wants to stay that way. Being a health conscious person she noticed her BG numbers were higher than optimum at certain times. She knew low … Continue reading
Posted in Diet, Diet and dieting, Dietitians, Low carb diet, Support for diabetics
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GP care in England ‘faces funds catastrophe amid cuts’
The GP system in England is facing a “catastrophe” because of cuts in funding, doctors’ leaders are warning. Analysis by the Royal College of GPs suggests that over the past three years, investment in general practice has fallen by £400m … Continue reading
Posted in Health politics
Tagged England, General practitioner, National Health Service
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