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More hope for the future
Quentin Grady wrote:
G'day G'day Folks, It could be that we are living in times where the prospects for people with T2 diabetes may be improving as new discoveries are made. While it is true that many such discoveries don't amount to much, every so often one of them will inspire a pharmacy company to produce a new product that will benefit diabetics. There is little wisdom in waiting for medications to treat a condition (non-insulin dependent type 2 diabetes) that is readily preventable if people choose to become and stay lean&trim. Perhaps in another decade this one will give doctors another option in reducing the risk of complications from T2 diabetes. An ounce of prevention is worth millions of pounds of cure here. http://www.sciencenews.org/articles/20060610/fob5.asp Hopefully people will view this and other promises from "ancient wisdom" not as solutions that will obviate the need for getting the basics of exercise, diet and blood glucose monitoring right but as further tools to add to the armoury. Simply choose to become lean&trim and what you really are hoping for which is curing non-insulin dependent type 2 diabetes will be realized. Prayerfully in Christ's amazing love, Andrew http://tinyurl.com/m3gnu |
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"Simply choose to become lean&trim and what you really are hoping for
which is curing non-insulin dependent type 2 diabetes will be realized." me: Unless in the last 48 hours you have new information, this remains false. The one possible in support example you offered in a similar assertion recently in fact contained the evidence to refute your above speculation. Unless new examples are forthcoming, repetition of false information doesn't it validate. Evidence not rhetoric is the meat of science. |
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Regarding the assertion losing weight can "cure" diabetes:
"It remains true. Sorry you do not like the truth. Please forgive all my iniquities." Evidence please, I accept your confession, the follow through of which is properly repenting, which means to turn from it; in this case proclaiming that you can not support in science your assertion, while pretending to do so would continue and compound the sin. |
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"The discerning don't require evidence.
The undiscerning never have enough." Thank you for extending your previous confession to include your state of having no evidence to support the assertion that weight loss "cures" diabetes. As for "discerning" we can leave that to tea leaf readers and similar, unless you are claiming a gnostic flair. Or do you now also confess the scales on your eyes? |
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Andrew wrote: "It remains true. Sorry you do not like the truth. Please forgive all my iniquities." Evidence please The discerning don't require evidence. The undiscerning never have enough. To understand this, simply surf the link below my sig. Still praying for you, dear neighbor. Prayerfully in Christ's amazing love, Andrew http://tinyurl.com/m3gnu |
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"Sorry you are unable to comprehend what I have written plainly. Please
forgive all my iniquities." Ah, there is the rub. I in fact do understand you fully, coy rhetoric notwithstanding. Addendum to confession accepted as always. For the proud coming to the public realization that there are others who know the same or more about varius topics comes as a shock. To repent,ie. to turn away from in this case pride, is the solution. In any case the topic is finished, weight loss can not be shown to "cure" diabetes, an unfounded assertion we needed to handle least some be confused by the asserting source in future. |
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wrote:
"The discerning don't require evidence. The undiscerning never have enough." Thank you for extending your previous confession to include your state of having no evidence to support the assertion that weight loss "cures" diabetes. As for "discerning" we can leave that to tea leaf readers and similar, unless you are claiming a gnostic flair. Or do you now also confess the scales on your eyes? Sorry you are unable to comprehend what I have written plainly. Please forgive all my iniquities. To understand this, simply surf the link under my sig. Still praying for you, dear neighbor. Prayerfully in Christ's amazing love, Andrew http://tinyurl.com/m3gnu |
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Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote:
Sorry you are unable to comprehend what I have written plainly. Please forgive all my iniquities. Oh, we understand, Chung. You're a frigging liar. Here's the proof: Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote: Did not attempt exorcism. Wanna bet, Chung? Here's EXACTLY what you said: "In the infinitely powerful and holy name of LORD Jesus Christ, I command you, demon, to come out and leave Philip before our LORD personally destroys you. " Chung caught in a boldfaced lie! |
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""That is not what I discern.""
Then you have, as with your original assertion that weight loss "cures" diabetes, failed once more. "Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall." |
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