diabetes meds type 2?

just diagnosed with type 2. metformin terrible side effects. on amaryl now, but people say that stops working after a few years. what have people had the best results with?

railer012007-09-14T09:14:55Z

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have you tried exubera, it is an inhaleable form of insulin for type 2 diabetics.

stay away from advantia, causes heart problems in some diabetics, it has been on the news.

by the way, I am type 1 diabetic....my sugars were running average 300 to 400 for over a year, I have been in DKA coma already. I was taking insulin 3 to 4 times a day....I got a book from my uncle in Canada, it is the program Canadian Dr's prescribe to patients. I have been on the diet for 3 months, I have had to take my insulin literally maybe 10 times in the last 3 months. I have also lost 10 lbs and have kept it off, you have to try this program ....

"The G.I Diet" by Rick Gallop

it has literally saved my life...


sorry sassy cat, i dont think it is smart to take insulin when my blood sugar is 90 to 100. i dont know if you know what happens when your blood sugar get to low or not, but I dont like being unconscious. I have completely controlled my diabetes with this diet, my Dr is more than happy with the results....i will take his advice over yours any day, he has the medical degree.

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Anonymous2016-05-14T21:27:40Z

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