Bibliograph of Low-Carb studies? (was: Why Do Scientists Refuse to Recommend Lower-Carb Diets for Diabetes?)

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I'd appreciate any leads; I'm not getting there with googling.

FWIW, my favourite URL on the subject, http://tinyurl.com/yvvko8 or

http://www.diabetes-symposium.org/index.php?menu=view&chart=6&id=404

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IMHO they have to wait until the statute of limitations runs out, so the
diabetics don't all sue their doctors for recommending the old food pyramid
for diabetes.

"Kurt" wrote in message
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On Jan 26, 3:35?pm, "Cubit" wrote:
IMHO they have to wait until the statute of limitations runs out, so the
diabetics don't all sue their doctors for recommending the old food
pyramid
for diabetes.

They'd have to wait until after all the doctors sued their patients
for not being compliant cases were heard.
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I have been compliant on an ADA style diet. Fortunately my doctor said it
was very bad for an unborn child to have such high bg's. Gotta love my endo.
He sees thru the bull****.

Kurt

"Kurt" wrote in message
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On Jan 26, 3:35�pm, "Cubit" wrote:
IMHO they have to wait until the statute of limitations runs out, so the
diabetics don't all sue their doctors for recommending the old food
pyramid
for diabetes.

They'd have to wait until after all the doctors sued their patients
for not being compliant cases were heard.

So in essence, what you are saying yet AGAIN, is that we should blindly
follow everything the doctor says without investigating as to whether or not
it is bad for US. Real smart. We should just comply no matter if it harms us
HUH?

Doctors GOOD, never makes mistakes!!!

Patients brain dead morons, cannot think for selves!!!

Unlike you apparently, some of us actually give a damn about our treatment.
You do it your way if you want to. I'll stick with the CORRECT way.

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On Sat, 26 Jan 2008 22:16:51 -0800 (PST), morris
wrote:

This is not the first time I have read here about the ADA being
worried about people suing them for bad dietary advice.

Does anyone know if anyone has ever initiated such a suit? If so, what
were the results? If not, why not?

Not to my knowledge, nor could I find such a case using
Google.

Cheers, Alan, T2, Australia.

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Kurt wrote:
On Jan 26, 3:35=EF=BF=BDpm, "Cubit" wrote:
IMHO they have to wait until the statute of limitations runs out, so the
diabetics don't all sue their doctors for recommending the old food pyrami=
d
for diabetes.

They'd have to wait until after all the doctors sued their patients
for not being compliant cases were heard.

A doctor does not have a legal right to ORDER a patient,
except in those cases in which a court has declared the
patient to be incompetent.

On the other hand, the patient has the right to expect
the doctor to be at least up-to-date. Unfortunately,
using "generally accepted" procedures and advice is
considered appropriate practice, even if it does not
take into account recent material, or material which
goes against the average mind-set.


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