Comments on: Lynn type 1 http://diabetes.pocket-book.com/2004/08/08/lynn-type-1/ Some tips for diabetic, recipes and products. Thu, 08 Jan 2009 21:08:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: John Smith http://diabetes.pocket-book.com/2004/08/08/lynn-type-1/#comment-10877 John Smith Thu, 12 Aug 2004 05:31:16 +0000 http://diabetes.pocket-book.com/2004/08/08/lynn-type-1/#comment-10877 Hi Linda, I find this so interesting. My old PR would like to try this on me. I have only been diabetic 3 years (type 1 but I'm 36). They are using NMT with autoimmune diseases with much success. I am also looking into this for my son who has autism. Les Feinberg, the founder, is on another list I belong to that discusses NAET (accupressure allergy treatments). He is extremely confident in his work and claims enormous success. If it does what it says it does it should help all diabetics to a certain degree. Wonderful to hear that you're trying this! Keep us posted! My best, Fiona Hi Linda,
I find this so interesting. My old PR would like to try this on me.
I have only been diabetic 3 years (type 1 but I’m 36). They are
using NMT with autoimmune diseases with much success. I am also
looking into this for my son who has autism. Les Feinberg, the
founder, is on another list I belong to that discusses NAET
(accupressure allergy treatments). He is extremely confident in his
work and claims enormous success. If it does what it says it does it
should help all diabetics to a certain degree. Wonderful to hear that
you’re trying this! Keep us posted!

My best,
Fiona

]]> By: Dave Black http://diabetes.pocket-book.com/2004/08/08/lynn-type-1/#comment-10876 Dave Black Wed, 11 Aug 2004 19:58:38 +0000 http://diabetes.pocket-book.com/2004/08/08/lynn-type-1/#comment-10876 More about cleanse before a liver or kidney cleanse you should always do a bowl cleanse first - this will improve the use of the liver or kidney cleanse More about cleanse

before a liver or kidney cleanse you should always do
a bowl cleanse first - this will improve the use of
the liver or kidney cleanse

]]> By: Endy Smith http://diabetes.pocket-book.com/2004/08/08/lynn-type-1/#comment-10875 Endy Smith Wed, 11 Aug 2004 06:34:41 +0000 http://diabetes.pocket-book.com/2004/08/08/lynn-type-1/#comment-10875 Dear Steve & Karen: I agree with your daughter about the olive oil liver cleanse - yuk! However, cleansing the liver is vital for a person with diabetes. The lemon cleanse is actually pleasant tasting. It would be important to find the book "The Master CLeanser" by Stanley Burroughs to understand the cleanse completely. Our local health food store had it on hand. When was your daughter diagnosed with Type 1? I applaud your efforts to be aggressive with cleansing her body to try to assist its functioning properly. Our son is going to be 14 next Sunday and puberty has offered us some special challenges also. It seems that consistent, moderate exercise works the best for him. Too much exercise producing too much adrenaline blocks insulin, so that's counter-productive. <!--more--> Hope some of this helps. Lynn Lynn, The reason I asked about the cleanse you talked about is that my daughter is a type 1 and we have been using the parasite cleanse herbs. We have had some interesting results, such as reduced need for insulin as much as 1/3 to 1/2, passing of many parasites, clearing of several types of skin problems ect. But I have not been able to talk her into doing the liver cleanse (olive oil& grapefruit juice) and from what I read is a very important part of the clean up program. I have told her all the information and promised we would wait until she was ready to try it. We have been able to avoid increasing the amounts of insulin that seems to be expected by her doctor, whether it is because she is still in the honeymoon stage or the parasite cleanse I don't know. She is starting into puberty and we are starting to see unexplained spikes in blood sugars, I have not heard of anything to help with the hormone fluctuation of puberty except time. Karen Dear Steve & Karen:

I agree with your daughter about the olive oil liver cleanse - yuk! However,
cleansing the liver is vital for a person with diabetes. The lemon cleanse is
actually pleasant tasting. It would be important to find the book "The Master
CLeanser" by Stanley Burroughs to understand the cleanse completely. Our local
health food store had it on hand.

When was your daughter diagnosed with Type 1? I applaud your efforts to be
aggressive with cleansing her body to try to assist its functioning properly.
Our son is going to be 14 next Sunday and puberty has offered us some special
challenges also. It seems that consistent, moderate exercise works the best for
him. Too much exercise producing too much adrenaline blocks insulin, so that’s
counter-productive.


Hope some of this helps.

Lynn

Lynn,
The reason I asked about the cleanse you talked about is that my daughter is
a type 1 and we have been using the parasite cleanse herbs. We have had some
interesting results, such as reduced need for insulin as much as 1/3 to 1/2,
passing of many parasites, clearing of several types of skin problems ect.
But I have not been able to talk her into doing the liver cleanse (olive
oil& grapefruit juice) and from what I read is a very important part of the
clean up program. I have told her all the information and promised we would
wait until she was ready to try it. We have been able to avoid increasing
the amounts of insulin that seems to be expected by her doctor, whether it
is because she is still in the honeymoon stage or the parasite cleanse I
don’t know. She is starting into puberty and we are starting to see
unexplained spikes in blood sugars, I have not heard of anything to help
with the hormone fluctuation of puberty except time.
Karen

]]> By: Endy King http://diabetes.pocket-book.com/2004/08/08/lynn-type-1/#comment-10871 Endy King Mon, 09 Aug 2004 05:36:11 +0000 http://diabetes.pocket-book.com/2004/08/08/lynn-type-1/#comment-10871 Hi Lynn. I am type-I and have been for 34 years. I was not in very good control (to put it mildly) when I was a teenager, so I cannot speak to hormone related blood sugar spikes...(Mine were usually related to the giant chocolate sundae I had just eaten *) But I am currently trying a treatment that might be very effective for a newly diabetic person. it is called Neuro Modulation Technique and is supposed to help auto-immune disorders of all sorts, any kind of allergy, fibromyalgia/chronic physical pain, etc. etc. It is only about 8 months old (this method), Was pioneered by a guy in Hermiston, Oregon and if anyone is interested, the link is: www.neuromodulationtechnique.com If I had just gotten diabetes (1) I would definitely try it. I don't expect it to cure me after 34 years, but who knows. This list will be the first to hear of it if it does! I'm not sure if it can help type- Hi Lynn. I am type-I and have been for 34 years. I was not in very
good control (to put it mildly) when I was a teenager, so I cannot
speak to hormone related blood sugar spikes…(Mine were usually
related to the giant chocolate sundae I had just eaten *)
But I am currently trying a treatment that might be very effective
for a newly diabetic person. it is called Neuro Modulation Technique
and is supposed to help auto-immune disorders of all sorts, any kind
of allergy, fibromyalgia/chronic physical pain, etc. etc. It is only
about 8 months old (this method), Was pioneered by a guy in
Hermiston, Oregon and if anyone is interested, the link is:
www.neuromodulationtechnique.com
If I had just gotten diabetes (1) I would definitely try it. I don’t
expect it to cure me after 34 years, but who knows. This list will be
the first to hear of it if it does! I’m not sure if it can help type-

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