http://groups.google.co.uk/group/alt.support.diabetes Support for dealing with diabetes and related topics 2009-11-28T02:38:44Z Google Groups MU efacsimi...@gmail.com 2009-11-28T02:38:44Z http://groups.google.co.uk/group/alt.support.diabetes/browse_thread/thread/08999f5722b4b6d7/e63ca72dd4e0ee31?show_docid=e63ca72dd4e0ee31

At the rate that people-vermin like verity overeat, don't expect too <br> many to be around later.

MoSn mosn...@gmail.com 2009-11-28T01:52:24Z http://groups.google.co.uk/group/alt.support.diabetes/browse_thread/thread/d04b276e046f649b/6d61f43af459fd01?show_docid=6d61f43af459fd01

(in article &lt;heottp$bm...@news.eternal-sep tember.org&gt;): <br> Your comments obviously go along with your intellect and once again show when <br> you do not have the facts, you resort to personal attacks and insults. Thank <br> you MU/Chung for proving that once again.

MoSn mosn...@gmail.com 2009-11-28T01:50:10Z http://groups.google.co.uk/group/alt.support.diabetes/browse_thread/thread/d04b276e046f649b/26fc9b45c0c7713f?show_docid=26fc9b45c0c7713f

(in article &lt;4b0fe634$0$11061$1c468...@new s.club.cc.cmu.edu&gt;): <br> You are corrected. Not only is it not in a peer reviewed article but not <br> even in a letter to the editor in the journal, but an on-line forum in which <br> anyone can post a comment. <br> This just goes to show that no where is this 2 pound diet is in a peer

Wildbilly wildbi...@withouta.net 2009-11-28T01:15:31Z http://groups.google.co.uk/group/alt.support.diabetes/browse_thread/thread/b9664420d93570ed/16a12084e5d95882?show_docid=16a12084e5d95882

In article <br> &lt;wldbilly-42879A.21153721112.. .@c-61-68-245-199.per.connect. net.au&gt;, <br> Does anyone see mention of T1 diabetes here? I didn't think so.

Ken flakey...@aol.com 2009-11-28T01:12:39Z http://groups.google.co.uk/group/alt.support.diabetes/browse_thread/thread/c7b4c7a5e375a0ae/aa978283aee800f5?show_docid=aa978283aee800f5

Andy Chung <br> Board-certified Spamming Mental Defective

Wildbilly wildbi...@withouta.net 2009-11-28T01:12:16Z http://groups.google.co.uk/group/alt.support.diabetes/browse_thread/thread/b9664420d93570ed/5aa6b305f5ca0d81?show_docid=5aa6b305f5ca0d81

In article &lt;b3nlg5pck507dbi8ed0ebmlru2bjv qb...@4ax.com&gt;, <br> Aw, another literate challenged poster. Don't be too hard on yourself. <br> Anybody can see by the smile who you are talking about.

Peter B origin...@frag.com 2009-11-28T01:11:51Z http://groups.google.co.uk/group/alt.support.diabetes/browse_thread/thread/08999f5722b4b6d7/eea6fd52a7089ed3?show_docid=eea6fd52a7089ed3

Meaning the scum measurements are out the window, good. <br> Notice no volume was given. It doesn't matter. <br> Obviously Donkeys have not yet given birth to a man child. <br> Still stuck at the same point on the tape, eh? <br> The only reason I will not address you directly is that I am unwilling <br> to drop by and pay you a visit, I also shook the dust off my feet

ray r...@zianet.com 2009-11-28T01:11:21Z http://groups.google.co.uk/group/alt.support.diabetes/browse_thread/thread/2a3363555b221ae8/33074ca1994be902?show_docid=33074ca1994be902

ae3a-3aaaa9297...@u18g2000pro. googlegroups.com... <br> Original Fiber One is quite low. Kellog's Special K High Protein is not <br> too bad.

ray r...@zianet.com 2009-11-28T01:09:54Z http://groups.google.co.uk/group/alt.support.diabetes/browse_thread/thread/2a3363555b221ae8/faadf923531534a5?show_docid=faadf923531534a5

Lowest carb breakfast cereals I've found are original Fibre One and <br> Kellog's Special K High Protein. My usual breakfast is two eggs, two <br> slices bacon and 1/2 double fiber english muffin.

Wildbilly wildbi...@withouta.net 2009-11-28T01:08:29Z http://groups.google.co.uk/group/alt.support.diabetes/browse_thread/thread/b9664420d93570ed/538bff66d3123a9c?show_docid=538bff66d3123a9c

In article <br> &lt;95faf79a-b1f2-49ae-b628-e08c5 d31f...@r31g2000vbi.googlegrou ps.com&gt;, <br> And a fool you appear to remain, or maybe you don't read good. The <br> subject was &quot;Metabolic Syndrome&quot;, so you can just take your needle and <br> stick it.

Peter B origin...@frag.com 2009-11-28T01:04:15Z http://groups.google.co.uk/group/alt.support.diabetes/browse_thread/thread/08999f5722b4b6d7/595991bae59809e2?show_docid=595991bae59809e2

It would appear so. :) <br> I also saw no distinction made regarding food poisoning where 2 oz might <br> kill.

Peter B origin...@frag.com 2009-11-28T01:00:31Z http://groups.google.co.uk/group/alt.support.diabetes/browse_thread/thread/08999f5722b4b6d7/81605657e5010997?show_docid=81605657e5010997

So what happens if the vermin leave later?

li...@monomaniacal.com 2009-11-27T23:07:16Z http://groups.google.co.uk/group/alt.support.diabetes/browse_thread/thread/2a3363555b221ae8/2e2024afed779956?show_docid=2e2024afed779956

&quot;The conclusion is not supported even by the data the authors cite. <br> That's what's wrong with limiting your understanding to the headlines <br> and conclusions.&quot; <br> How so, considering no &quot;data&quot; was given. This is a review of research <br> paper. I have been following this topic for years and have seen it <br> develope in the direction the paper suggests.

David posti...@remove-to-replyconfidential-counselling.com 2009-11-27T22:49:04Z http://groups.google.co.uk/group/alt.support.diabetes/browse_thread/thread/d04b276e046f649b/7ff21d37acfe68da?show_docid=7ff21d37acfe68da

Geez Ken, looking at the number of posts you make regarding Chung it <br> does seem YOU are getting rather obsessive. <br> Remember ...in glass houses etc... and pot calling.... <br> Cheers <br> David <br> In article <br> &lt;d0b98959-8a97-4ebf-bd7f-32a81 7e2c...@f18g2000prf.googlegrou ps.com&gt;,

Susan su...@nothanks.org 2009-11-27T22:07:01Z http://groups.google.co.uk/group/alt.support.diabetes/browse_thread/thread/2a3363555b221ae8/129c9894ecfaf3e8?show_docid=129c9894ecfaf3e8

x-no-archive: yes <br> But it turns out that's very likely untrue. <br> ***&gt; However, cell-culture experiments have revealed a dichotomy in the <br> *****There are also some novel findings <br> Since low carbing/high fat substantially raises HDL, this favors the <br> Downstate medical findings that saturated dietary fat is less likely to