Diabetes Weblog

I took the Coral Calcium and it didn’t do me a bit of good!!

The above "stimulant-free’ product did not contain those natural
ingredients that are in fact native to your body.

Another new one is from Enliven International; it’s called Healthy
FX. This again is a superior mix compared to the above product, and
it uses a sea vegetable approach that is much more effective than
kelp.

All that being said, I’ve done my due diligence and so many people
have defeated metabolic syndrome (syndrome X) by using SomaLife gHP
to increase natural HGH secretion and become leaner and more
youthful, that I think it should form the basis of anyone’s anti-
aging/optimal health regime, regardless of what else one uses on top
of it.

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Someone with type-1 ( IDDM ) diagnosed because beta cell was destroyed.
I’m just currious why the beta cell can’t regeneration / regrow, our hair; nail
even
skin can regeneration naturally.

Hi Mary,

Toxin load, nutritional deficiency, low oxygen or other injury (even
electromagnetic pollution) creates cellular imbalance. This changes
the conductive capabilities of the extra-cellular matrix, which is
how the cells stick together in an important (probably an organ?)
mass with specific functions and properties. When its conductive
capabilities change, the cells respond by ejecting the important
potassium, and swelling up with less reactive sodium and water
instead. This reduces cell membrane potential to lower (injury or
cancer) levels, and reduces the aerobic activity of the cells. With
the potential reduced, important ion transfer channels in the cell
wall can not operate properly, and important cellular reactions can
not occur.

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One thing that puzzles me. I wonder if anyone on the
list
can explain it. My morning blood sugars are always
high.
My doctor says it’s because my blood sugar drops
during the
night and my liver kicks in. It begins with "S". I
can’t
remember the name. If some of you knows what the name
is,
please let me know. Thanks.

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Janice,
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> The most common cause of calcium deficiency is magnesium deficiency;
> magnesium governs calcium uptake in the cells.
>

The Coral Calcium has magnesium in it, with the proper ration of Cal to Mag.
So then if one takes the Coral Calcium with the mag, will that solve any
deficiencies and balance the PH of the body?

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The most common cause of calcium deficiency is magnesium deficiency;
magnesium governs calcium uptake in the cells.

The next most common is absorption reduction in the bowel due to
vitamin D deficiency or incorrect bowel flora, hence pH is too
alkaline.

Lastly, vanadium deficiency; vanadium activcates vitamin D in the
bowel.

When these are attended to most people respond to calcium carbonate
and do not need coral calcium.

The people who do not respond probably have a cellular imbalance,
i.e. too much sodium and not enough potassium in the cells. This
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Wednesday my daughter had to go to an appointment with the diabetes clinic
nurse who is diabetic herself. We told her we were walking about two miles
a night with our dog (after building up to this for some years), and she was
saying she didn’t do that much exercise. I asked her about any alternative
options at Kaiser and she said she can only work with insulin (I don’t know
who makes these determinations, but I would be curious). I told her that I
have had to use do-it-yourself supplementation to keep my daughter and
myself going (although I stopped doing much with Susie while they were
scrutinizing her bloodsugars for obtaining her driver’s medical clearance as
I was afraid to interfere and have the endocrinologist not want to
cooperate). I told her I would really like to have a practitioner with the
clinical experience of hundreds of patients for feedback instead of the
do-it-yourself approach. I think I made a point although I’m not sure how
far I will get with it. Hopefully she will consider how well Susannah is
doing keeping records, etc. and compare it with other patients who just
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LOL….. Its not all that bad, and I am sorry I don’t post as often anymore…

I think the tendency for people with diabetes is to learn, get out of denial,
then go about their regular lives. This is the reason for the inactivity, but
we are all here, and will address ANY question you may have.

I found I actually learned the most from the larger lists, such as Diabetes_Int,
but THEY feircely fight to have only their opinions given, and get REALLY mean
when something contradictory is stated. Sad and I eventually learned all they
have to learn from them.

This list, if you post a question for more in depth information will give you a
HUGE amount of information. Look through the archives and you WILL learn. You
just need to figure out how to understand the scientific mumble jumble. Its
time consuming and can be quite dry, but once you reach a point in your
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LOL….. Its not all that bad, and I am sorry I don’t post as often anymore…

I think the tendency for people with diabetes is to learn, get out of denial,
then go about their regular lives. This is the reason for the inactivity, but
we are all here, and will address ANY question you may have.

I found I actually learned the most from the larger lists, such as Diabetes_Int,
but THEY feircely fight to have only their opinions given, and get REALLY mean
when something contradictory is stated. Sad and I eventually learned all they
have to learn from them.

This list, if you post a question for more in depth information will give you a
HUGE amount of information. Look through the archives and you WILL learn. You
just need to figure out how to understand the scientific mumble jumble. Its
time consuming and can be quite dry, but once you reach a point in your
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