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I saw lots of really fat people in those electric scooters today
revek wrote:
"Philip®" wrote in message ink.net... In fact, in my experience body fat has had a lot of influence on the severity of my blood sugar *swings*... not absolute levels. When I was 60 lbs heavier, the same eating habits did not produce the blood sugar swings they do now. I have my test kit numbers to back that up. :-) In my opinion Thank you. it has more to do with the accumulated strain eating a high carb diet has on the body than actual bodyfat itself-- remove the strain, and the body can begin repairing itself, perhaps not all the way to 'normal' if beta cell damage has begun, but in many people the insulin resistance is reduced considerably after a period of lowcarbing has given the body time to become sensitized again. Why would you attribute the swings to bodyfat when the more obvious culprit for both blood sugar irregularities *and* bodyfat itself is the multifaceted insulin issue? revek I have not attributed *all* of the swing to body fat. Body mass/fat is a significant influence on the glucose swings. As I learned, type II diabetes is not all that easy to pin down in the early stages. I was "counseled" how to control it with food and on those traumatic occasions, with a pill. I was 195 lbs at that time. Upon waking and checking my blood sugar, I'd typically have a reading of 95. If I had a flavored yogurt on an empty stomach as a hold over until breakfast, my blood sugar about 45 minutes later would be 120-ish. After losing 55 lbs or so (disease process), the same morning routine would start out at 95 and after a flavored yogurt, the sugar level would be 170+ after 30 minutes. Then a bit later I'd get real woozy and if I didn't keep moving, I'd sit down and pass out. Blood sugar at this point would typically be 65. But now I've put back on about 20 lbs and the swings are less ... particularly the upward spike. I haven't needed the insulin pills either since regaining some weight. -- - Philip @ Maximum Torque RPM |
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I saw lots of really fat people in those electric scooters today
MissJaime wrote:
On Wed, 02 Jun 2004 14:20:06 GMT, "Philip®" wrote: A thyroid (TSH) test requires only a small blood sample taken. Without Synthroid, I am hypothyroid myself and have been so for 7 yrs. Hypothyroidism runs in my family. My uncle had it, my mother had it, both my sister's have it and a nephew (age 16) has it. I will bet you the root of her obesity is more complex than simple hypothyroidism. I am sure it is. You need to call in a social worker to get her on the road to recovery. You don't know my sister...it would be pointless..like talking to a brick wall. We have *tried* to tell her in the past but she has the attitude that we are all wrong and she is right. Jaime Of course I do not know your sister. Then again, NONE of you are licensed social workers. I would guess your state (like my state of California) has an Adult Protective Services agency. Time to call. -- - Philip @ Maximum Torque RPM |
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I saw lots of really fat people in those electric scooters today
MissJaime wrote in message . ..
You don't know my sister...it would be pointless..like talking to a brick wall. We have *tried* to tell her in the past but she has the attitude that we are all wrong and she is right. Albert Wagner is your sister?? -Tom |
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"Philip®" wrote in message hlink.net...
Of course I do not know your sister. Then again, NONE of you are licensed social workers. I would guess your state (like my state of California) has an Adult Protective Services agency. Time to call. I live in Ontario, Canada. I'm not an American. |
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I saw lots of really fat people in those electric scooters today
Miss_Jaime wrote:
"Philip®" wrote in message hlink.net... Of course I do not know your sister. Then again, NONE of you are licensed social workers. I would guess your state (like my state of California) has an Adult Protective Services agency. Time to call. I live in Ontario, Canada. I'm not an American. Are asking me to believe that (socialist health system) Toronto, Canada has no such agency whose charge it is to deal with indigent or abused or abandoned adults? Come on! -- - Philip @ Maximum Torque RPM |
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I saw lots of really fat people in those electric scooters today
Philip wrote in message hlink.net... Miss_Jaime wrote Philip wrote Of course I do not know your sister. Then again, NONE of you are licensed social workers. I would guess your state (like my state of California) has an Adult Protective Services agency. Time to call. I live in Ontario, Canada. I'm not an American. Are asking me to believe that (socialist health system) Toronto, Its really no more 'socialist' than public school education is. Canada has no such agency whose charge it is to deal with indigent That hippo doesnt qualify. or abused That hippo doesnt qualify. or abandoned adults? That hippo doesnt qualify. We dont have one either. Once you are an adult, you're welcome to do anything you like that's legal, even if that will shorten your life. The only exception is with the barking mad and even with those, its very difficult to get any state agency to do anything about that now. They basically just wash their hands of those unless they are a significant danger to others and that still means they usually dont do anything about the barking mad who have injured people in the past. They leave that to the cops to deal with if they end up completely out of their trees again. Come on! |
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I saw lots of really fat people in those electric scooters today
Rod Speed wrote:
They basically just wash their hands of those unless they are a significant danger to others and that still means they usually dont do anything about the barking mad who have injured people in the past. They leave that to the cops to deal with if they end up completely out of their trees again. A person who has eaten their childhood issues to this extent (600 lbs) is committing suicide. It's still worth a try to get a social worker out to her. Very sad. -- - Philip @ Maximum Torque RPM |
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I saw lots of really fat people in those electric scooters today
Philip wrote in message link.net... Rod Speed wrote They basically just wash their hands of those unless they are a significant danger to others and that still means they usually dont do anything about the barking mad who have injured people in the past. They leave that to the cops to deal with if they end up completely out of their trees again. A person who has eaten their childhood issues to this extent (600 lbs) is committing suicide. Sure, but suicide is legal in most first world countrys now. The only thing our social ******s do anymore is to make it harder to suicide in jail. Personally I think all jail cells should have what is required to hang yourself effectively and a video of how to do it reliably. Not much point in written instructions, so many of them cant read. One of our complete arseholes murdered a number of kids, only got caught because he stuffed up his attempted suicide. Our fools returned him from the near dead, ****ed heaps of our money against the wall trying him and convicting him and jailing him. ****ed even more money against the wall trying to stop him from killing himself in jail. He did eventually manage to pull it off, after millions of bucks had been ****ed against the wall. It's still worth a try to get a social worker out to her. Nope, pull the plug on its pathetic excuse for an existence. It isnt even legal to stop it killing itself that way in our country. Very sad. Very pathetic, actually. |
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I saw lots of really fat people in those electric scooters today
Rod Speed wrote:
Philip wrote in message link.net... Rod Speed wrote They basically just wash their hands of those unless they are a significant danger to others and that still means they usually dont do anything about the barking mad who have injured people in the past. They leave that to the cops to deal with if they end up completely out of their trees again. A person who has eaten their childhood issues to this extent (600 lbs) is committing suicide. Sure, but suicide is legal in most first world countrys now. The only thing our social ******s do anymore is to make it harder to suicide in jail. Personally I think all jail cells should have what is required to hang yourself effectively and a video of how to do it reliably. The irony might result in an unintended consequence ... a reduction in suicides! LOL Not much point in written instructions, so many of them cant read. One of our complete arseholes murdered a number of kids, only got caught because he stuffed up his attempted suicide. Our fools returned him from the near dead, ****ed heaps of our money against the wall trying him and convicting him and jailing him. ****ed even more money against the wall trying to stop him from killing himself in jail. He did eventually manage to pull it off, after millions of bucks had been ****ed against the wall. DOES sound quite similar to the well meaning compassion fascists on the Left in America. It's still worth a try to get a social worker out to her. Nope, pull the plug on its pathetic excuse for an existence. "Pulling the plug" on this lady would be the telephone plug ... so she can't order pizzas delivered. It isnt even legal to stop it killing itself that way in our country. Very sad. Very pathetic, actually. -- - Philip @ Maximum Torque RPM |
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I saw lots of really fat people in those electric scooters today
"Philip®" wrote:
Are asking me to believe that (socialist health system) Toronto, Canada has no such agency whose charge it is to deal with indigent or abused or abandoned adults? Come on! I don't know about Canada, but in the UK you cannot get social services departments to take an interest in any adult who hasn't approached and who appears to have all their mental faculties and who isn't in active and obvious need of housing or other social care. (That is, a person who is not in any obvious way suffering, abused, visibly unable to cope or homeless.) That applies no matter how old or fat they may be. The reason for this - as it was explained to me - is that social services departments take the view that an adult who appears to have all their mental faculties and isn't otherwise in obvious need could and should ask for help if they need. Unless and until they're asked, social services departments don't have the right to interefere. -- Lexin |
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