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Diabetes prescriptions now cost NHS £1bn, figures show
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STUDYFORM is a very rude person.
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Seriously crippen?
4 days this time!!!! and then you do your raising it to the top thing. Each time making yourself look even more pathetic. You have real issues. As for rudeness, you must encounter loads of it, apart that is, from the masses of rudeness you dole out, but then - as with the rest of your trolling, you won't acknowledge it. |
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To the top just for STUDYFORM.
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Don't be silly eat Greens and Bean Chilli
This tasty bait will help you lose weight Melting the fat away keeping type 2 at bay Meaning less trips to the quacks Who blame illness on snacks No regards for the patient Their ignorance is blatant Causing a meds epidemic Completely systemic Respect they receive For enabling disease Is killing them younger Why? we should wonder Look after ourselves Control our own healths Not caught in the vice Of a system not right |
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Did you make that up, Denzil?
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Of course that's what boredom can do.
How you keeping MD have you got ontop of the food conundrum? |
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I’m ok, thanks Denzil. Well, I’m back to eating much the same as I have been these last few years. I suited me fine.
It was fun experimenting though. I’ve been reading this read with great interest. |
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Well done with the poem, btw.
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Good to hear that agree the experimenting is fun and makes it more doable and also sustainable,there's some good stuff on the 2 diabetes threads obviously not everything suits everyone but the basics hold firm.
Have tried fasting after learning about Autophagy which was easier than imagined with the help of electrolytes and lemon water which broke a plateau,plenty more experiments to come over the next year best wishes for 2019. |
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Best wishes to you too, Denzil.
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That lovely things exist , like Makybe _ Diva
is a lovely thought . |
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LEAVE HER ALONE ,you . That bitch is mine .
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Good stuff from Denzil, here's a quick guide to the benefits of Autophagy and fasting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10jNZleNH9w Just why we aren't educated to know these things beats me. Do GPs know any of this stuff is the question I'd like to put? Or are they simply there to dole out drugs after we get sick through ignorance? |
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AUTOPHAGY , that's a very interesting word .
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It's people who eat cars.
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Well that's a big word for STUDYFORM to digest on an full stomach.
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Interesting article on Autophagy
. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-44005092 I didn’t look into this at the time it was talked about on here but a friend mentioned it today, so I’m going to do some research. |
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The idea that we must have a constant supply of food in order to be healthy completely wrong
In fact when we go without food our senses sharpen, which is why many students fast before an exam. When we were primitives we had to eat when we could. If going without food for days on end weakened us we wouldn't survive. So nature designed us to store fat and then burn it as needed, and when we entered this fat burning stage we become sharper and more able to find food. The health benefits of fasting have been brushed aside or ignored by modern health practitioners who can't see any further than drugs. Yet when one is ill, the first thing the body does is to kill the appetite in order to enter this elf healing state. And your body knows best. |
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elf healing state
And normal people as well. |
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Nearly everyone who eats a balanced diet will struggle to keep down their weight - fact.
And we must remember there is big money (the food industry) behind ensuring that most of us remain in this over nourished state. The fatter we are the fatter their profits. And the more pills we take, the fatter the profits of the pharmaceuticals who have the NHS in their grips. The appalling health suffered in rich countries like ours, is due to over nourishment and inappropriate diets eaten by the majority. There are no profits for the food industry in people eating less food.. And their are no profits for the drug companies in getting us healthier either. The food industry keeps us ill, while the drug companies keep us alive. I reckon they've got a pretty good business model between them. |
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Yawn
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End of thread.
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STUDY have you not tried the sugar diet yet?
Percival Himsworth published results in the 1920s/30s that pure white refined sugar including table sugar increases insulin sensitivity and fats paralyse insulin cells causing insulin resistance. Jim Brunzell 1978 New England Journal of Medicine took patients with type 2 and gave them a diet 85% white sugar and reversed their condition. Walter Kempner back in the 40s/50s published his results curing type 2 diabetics with white rice,table sugar,fruit and fruit juice,Kempner also reversed conditions such as heart disease,atherosclerosois and arthritis plus some amazing weight loss results on very obese people. These guys aren't on the internet looking for mugs to give them money give it a go you won't be disappointed. After a holiday and relaxed period on health and diet I gained weight so changed to the sugar diet with starches and veg and after 3 days was 6 pounds lighter,it works give it a go you'll be off your meds by Royal Ascot. |
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Denzil.
I take no meds and I really don't want to go over all this again, not least because it might encourage the pitiful Crippen to start trolling again, it's been a better place without it. I accept fully that weight loss reduces the impact of (type 2) diabetes. In fact my own blood count was made better when I dropped a stone, not too long ago. However, I'm not prepared to increase my sugar intake until the experts I see on the subject (who sell me nothing btw), agree with you. |
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I have been diagnosed with type 3 diabetes...
It must be the cushiest disease going, I don't suffer any pain or loss of function so is there such a disease? The trouble is our National Health Service is bankrupting us.. We cannot really afford patients to go in to Hospital anymore...it is too expensive Diabetes 2 has been created to attempt to get people to treat their own health...and save the NHS money...imo? It is what I think...I have totally ignored all dietary advice since they diagnosed me with Diabetes 2.... although I do take my meds, no great imposition on me there... do a bit of exercise now and again as well |
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type 2 not 3
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just my opinion of course
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It develops mortally dangerous illnesses over time REGY drop the fat and get it sorted these meds are no good.
STUDY fair enough wanted to offer a contribution on my return to the forum. |
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It IS worth noting, Ebul, that the figures (qualification for being diabetic) were changed a year or so back, making more people diabetic or at least "Pre-diabetic" as a means to induce healthier eating by NICE/NHS. You'll have to believe me when I say it's worked (It affects my job).
Like so much else, it makes for easy journalism. I hadn't realised you'd copped a ban, Denzil, I assumed you'd just got a bit cheesed off (if I can say Cheese on this thread). |
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Took a break bit holiday,work,easy living etc. no ban nobody cares enough about what I post to get me banned.
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I wouldn't say that mate, (sniffs, wipes a little tear).
If you tried hard enough, there are certainly enough idiots there to try to enforce one on you. |
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I'm not worth it have no previous form or forum friends and no strong views that aren't based on truth,the arguments on here tend to be around not accepting truths that don't suit an agenda or political viewpoint.
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I agree. I often argue with steadfast political views, mostly because they are unreasonably entrenched, or without thought or consideration, but that is just taken as opposition!
I would say though, that one persons truth is another person's BS - so, for me, it needs to be quite widely backed/researched before being accepted. And with that, the truth is, I'm going to bed... up early for work tomorrow. |
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Visited a friend in hospital last year who was in with heart problem. the other 7 people in the ward were all in for diabetes.
Doc checking them out came in with 3 bottles of fizzy drinks, bag of sweets and crisps for himself and weighed twice what he should... |
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Plenty of slim, fit, healthy people, who eat properly, still are diabetic.
This fact is often lost in the media/NHS driven desire to pretend it's self-inflicted. Equally, plenty of fat, otherwise unhealthy, unsensible ones, never develop it. |
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Not going over old ground for the hows and whys the illness is developed will say that the advices given from the NHS and mainstream are not conducive for prevention only serving to attempt to treat symptoms and assign easy (and plausible to the uneducated) blame.
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What the health is an interesting Netflix documentary which scratches the surface of some of the sharp practices we are all up against,the science on the programme when quoted by physicians can be found also.
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